LA CASA ROSA By: Quentin Green

After 52 years of serving closed tacos, hot sauce and their special salad dressing to local customers, La Casa Rosa is saying goodbye.

The iconic family owned restaurant, better known as the “Pink House,” will close after Saturday.

“That’s my mother’s birthday. I feel this is... Published: 04/14/2010

Introductory Paragraph Have you ever heard of La Casa

Rosa? Will if you have not you have missed out something good. A few years of ago she had closed down but now she is doing out of her house. She helps the community with her cooking. Here are some reasons how she helps the community.

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Reason #1 1. To cook awesome Mexican Food 2. “They have good hot sauce.” 3.”Plus they have good closed

tacos.” http://my-plate.blogspot.com/2010/05/taco-johns-is-closed.html

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Reason #2

1. They feed anybody that walks in. 2.”Every time that I walk in they have a

great greeting.” 3.”Every time that I walk out they say

Have a nice day.”

Reason #3 1. Gives food to churches 2. Given food to local churches like First

Baptist Church and First Methodist Church 3. Almost every Sunday she is at a local

church giving food.

Closing Paragraph So I give you the option to come down

and visit at #5 Lavender Street the last house on the left or Call Kathy Moore at 903-748-2985.She has all kinds of food ready but if you want closed tacos she has to fry them.

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