Brothers James and Robert Paschal started with a 30-seat sandwich shop and Robert's secret fried chicken recipe, but their legacy runs far deeper than food. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis, and other civil rights leaders gathered here in the 1960s to strategize over soul food, earning the restaurant its nickname as the unofficial headquarters of the movement. Today, the fried chicken still tastes the same, served in a Castleberry Hill space lined with photographs honoring those who changed history at these tables.
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