Zentners Daughter onion rings in San Angelo are about the only thing I miss.

Yea, buddy! Bob, do you remember Rex's Boneless Chicken?

Back in Denver when I was but a wee tot, mom always took me to a place called Apple Tree Shanty. It had quite the following and I still remember today how good the food was. And I also for some strange reason, remember them always putting one of those drink umbrellas in my soda pop. I think if I ever open another restaurant, I'd would name it Apple Tree Shanty.

Apple Tree Shanty

What about:

Billy Martins 3rd edition over off of East Lancaster in Ft. Worth. They had the best hush puppies you ever had past your lips.

or

The Iron Skillet. Kind of a greasy truck stop from how I remember it, but always good pie!


What was the name of the horrible mexican food place, think it might have been a chain. That was my 13th birthday present and I remember the being like eating plastic. It was not panchos...it was worse.

yes. a buddie from HS bought the rights to the brand and opened new ones on Broken Arrow and Bixby.

http://www.rexschicken.com/

and yes, they still have the fry bread.

Nothing like the original on Maple in Dallas...

Another vote for Burger Chef. Took the wife there on our first date. I was a big spender back then.

Koffee Kup Kafe

still there and still open.

Rose Marie's in Oak Cliff.

Throwing a hitch in the get along. 20+ years in the Navy, gotta say the food got REAL good in the mid 80’s . Dang, some of those kids could cook.

The Mecca on Harry Hines before it moved to the high rent Eastside! Best Breakfast and Lunch ever. Also the previously mentioned Olde San Francisco and The Boston Sea Party. And the Magic Time Machine in San Antonio was popular during my time at Randolph AFB!

I think we have on on 380 in McKinney