Summer 2014

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Frank Talk

Hosting unique themed events at Lawry’s restaurants has become a tradition that celebrates our own history as transformative experiences.

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  • Lawry’s Lends a Hand

    When a friend was in need after Super Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines, Lawry’s co-workers answered the call for support.

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  • A Tartan for The Tam

    The Tam O’Shanter added a special, new decoration to its walls that celebrates both its Scottish and Californian heritage.

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C.C. Brown's famous hot fudge sauce -- unchanged for 80 years!

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C.C. Brown’s Famous Hot Fudge Sauce

A recipe that hasn’t changed for 60 years! C.C. Brown started making just a gallon a day in the back of his store. He perfected the sauce’s incomparably smooth taste, and now you can enjoy it at home! A case of four jars for $32.

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Lawry’s Gift Cards: Always the Perfect Gift!

Redeemable at any Lawry’s Restaurant location, including Lawry’s The Prime Rib, Five Crowns, SideDoor, Lawry’s Carvery, and Tam O’Shanter. Plus they never expire! Available in any amount starting at $25.

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Featured: Winter 2016

Our CC Brown's Sundae is always prepared tableside with vanilla ice cream in a silver bowl, topped with hot fudge sauce poured from an individual pitcher, hand-chopped roasted almonds and whipped cream.

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Tempting and Timeless – C.C. Brown’s Original Hot Fudge Sundae

The original C.C. Browns’ Hot Fudge Sundae started from humble beginnings more than a hundred years ago. Today, it’s one of our most popular desserts.

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