Soul 2 Soul

Jen Karetnick March 28, 2002 4:00AM

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Soul Food 2Go (5102 S. State Rd. 7, Hollywood, 954-587-1616) has the right idea: Find a niche and fill it. This take-out joint, which does have a half-dozen picnic tables for those of us who just can't seem to wait, is already popular with locals, who would probably agree that it seems like we haven't had some decent ribs and chopped barbecued pork 'round these parts for a while. Now we can get them, along with mac-'n'-cheese, baked beans with onions, collard greens, moist corn muffins, and sweet potato pie -- the kind of side dishes that make you want to, well, sell your soul. Or at least keep it content.

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