Curley's Cafe ~ 1999 E. Willow St. & Cherry ~ Signal Hill
Curley's signature Bloody Mary is top-notch. The pickled pole bean puts this one over-the-top. A refreshing complement to a "1/2 order" of Chili Cheese Fries. Eat your bloody heart out.
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