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A real slice of middle America dropped right onto old town Camarillo.
Dorothy's Chuck Wagon Cafe is greasy breakfast with bitter coffee the way momma used to make back in Oklahoma served up with a side of suspicion and racism that would be truly at home in the heart of a Wyoming waitress serving out of town college kids. Once you get past the staff and the obvious health code violations the food, though a bit heavy, was hearty and tasty and priced to move and we left feeling full, and persecuted.
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