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Two Los Angeles natives teamed up in marriage and business to bring forth the Soul Food Shack in Gardena.
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Maurice Prince Shares Her Legacy of Her Former Soul Food Restaurant Snack ‘n’ Chat
July 15, 2015
Located on West Pico Boulevard stood an all white building with a restaurant sign printed in white and green that read “Maurice’s Snack ‘n’ Chat”. The restaurant that was opened in 1978 was owned by 98 year-old Maurice Prince.