'Winner Winner Chicken Dinner': Austin restaurant offers homestyle meals fast - Lee McPherson

AUSTIN, Texas — Winner Winner Rotisserie and Fine Foods provides farm-to-table food on the go! 

Winner Winner is located off of Highway 290 West and is hard to miss as it is located in a locomotive railcar.

Winner Winner - Lee McPherson


What's faster than a locomotive?
"This rail car was built in 1949. It started running from 1950-1976. It ran on the Sunset Limited line from New Orleans to Los Angeles," Sarah Lindsey, chef and owner said. "I wanted to have a place for families to get food that was quick."








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