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Betty's Soul Food Restaurant
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601 NW 22nd Road Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33311-7756

954-583-9121 

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601 NW 22nd Road Lauderdale Lakes FL 33311-7756

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  • Soul Food, Southern
    Daily 7am-9:30pm
    $$ $, $$
    All Major Credit Cards
  • Casual
    Catering, Delivery, Kid Friendly, Private Party, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
    Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
    None
  • Not Necessary
    Meters, Street
Description

Few places offer a taste of black Southern cuisine as complete and inexpensive as this place, tucked between Sistrunk Boulevard and 22nd Road. Lunchtime brings local businesspeople together while Matlock reruns mime on two muted televisions and gospel classics rotate on the jukebox. The dining area is kept cool, and regardless of where you sit, you can't miss posters of Obama everywhere. Menus aren't reliable as far as specials go, so ask your server what the chef has going. The menu boasts pig tails, catfish, fried chicken, and of course chitterlings. Try the oxtail with collard greens, pillow-soft cornbread, and candied yams (the last of which should be offered as a dessert). Betty's also caters any size gathering and will customize the order according to your specifications. Open for breakfast and dinner too.








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  • fbatinakax
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    5
    | Sun, July 29, 2012

    The food is really good, nice environment, down home hospitality. I take all my family and friends to Betty's when they come to visit South Florida.

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  • 2012 | Best Comfort Food

    You might have heard someone say they'd "never live west of 95." You might have heard Fort Lauderdale residents talk about the rough reputation of Sistrunk Boulevard. But in a region subtly divided by racial and socioeconomic boundaries, there's no better place to cut through the BS than Betty's: just west of 95, on Sistrunk Boulevard. The highway roars overhead, and commuter trains chug past the front door. But a procession of people from all over comes through the doors for the area's best... More »

  • 2011 | Best Fried Chicken

    Success in creating a delicious piece of fried chicken requires many trials and, often, age-old family recipes. And Mississippi-born Betty Taylor knows just how to master this culinary feat. At the mom-'n'-pop eatery with walls adorned with pictures of MLK and Obama, fans are grubbing on some of the country-style favorites like oxtail, chicken livers, and the delicious golden-fried chicken. Betty smothers the fowl in flour loaded with secret recipe seasonings before it crackles in the deep... More »

  • 2007 | Best Soul Food

    When it comes to Southern cooking, in certain neighborhoods, there are soul-food restaurants on almost every corner. With such an abundance, it's hard to come up with an appropriate barometer for quality, since most of the menus at these restaurants are identical. It sounds like fun research, but after awhile, all the collard greens start to taste the same, the candied yams have the same texture, and the joy of Southern cooking gets lost in mediocre food shacks. The one venue locally that... More »

  • 2004 | Best Soul Food

    Yes, Betty's turns up on winner's lists all over the place, and yes, it might be great to find a new champion, but who can argue with the royal richness of the Red Velvet cake or that reasonably priced ($8.25) but unreasonably good fried chicken (done up in heart-conscious canola oil)? Then there's the fun of the three televisions staging channel battles in various corners of the room and those waitresses who can still sashay while bearing four orders of superb biscuits and sweet potato pie... More »

  • 2001 | Best Soul Food

    Few places offer a taste of black Southern cuisine as complete and inexpensive as this place tucked between Sistrunk Boulevard and 22nd Road. Lunchtime brings local businesspeople together while Matlock reruns mime on two muted televisions and gospel classics rotate on the jukebox. The dining area is kept cool, and regardless of where you sit, you can't miss a big illuminated sign announcing Betty's as an NAACP sign-up spot. Menus aren't reliable as far as specials go, so ask your server... More »

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Main Menu
Desserts
Whole Pie $7.95
Per Slice $3.00
Bread Pudding, Cake Or Potato Pie
Beverages
$1.75
Coffee
$1.75
Sanka
$1.50
Hot Tea
X-large $2.25
Regular $1.95
Ice Tea
X-large $2.25
Regular $1.95
Lemonade
$1.95
Sodas
$1.95
Fruit Punch
$1.75
Hot Chocolate
Large $2.25
Small $1.95
Orange Juice

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