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Friday, September 7, 2012

CL visits Creative Loafing visits The Sundial, 1984

Posted by Stephanie Dazey @stephaniedazey on Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 12:16 PM

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Oh, how the times have changed. Here's a comparative look at The Sundial's menu prices, then and now.

Food	1984	2012
Soup	$2.50	$8.95
Chicken entreé	$15.50	$29.95
Lamb chops	$25.95	$56.95
Desserts	$2.75-$3.75	$8.95
Lunch entrées	$6.95-$8.95	$14.95-$19.95

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CL visits Creative Loafing visits The Sundial, 1984

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