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A long-standing restaurant in the area is closing its doors. Barbecue Inn, a staple in Independence Heights, has been in operation for 80 years. The restaurant's final days drew large crowds, with some guests waiting for hours to get one last meal.
Popular items like shrimp and fried chicken were in high demand. Further details about the closure are available from Houston Public Media, including the reaction of loyal customers who came to bid farewell to the beloved eatery.
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