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 Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/20/13 09:10 PM
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banderapass1
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Leslies Chicken , Waco
Zuider Zee Sea food Restaurant, Dallas/Ft worth
Southern Kitchen seafood and restaurant, East Northwest Hwy,Dallas
Shakey's Pizza,Dallas In front of Southern Kitchen on Northwest hwy
The Bounty (and its yard of beer)Dallas
Best salad bar , Cork and Cleaver on Central,Dallas
Polar Bear Ice Cream...Dallas
"WALK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG FISH"
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/20/13 09:11 PM
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banderapass1
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Original-- Underwoods BBQ --in Brownwood Tx.
"WALK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG FISH"
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Lubbock Christian University,Alumni
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: YassirSanchez]
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08/21/13 03:24 PM
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fastpitch
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The Monument Inn is still there. I think you mean the San Jacinto Inn, it was right next to the Battleship Texas. It was a great place!
The Republic can survive a Barack Obama, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their president.
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/21/13 05:54 PM
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Holein MyHook
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Bob Whites BBQ in East Dallas
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/21/13 07:09 PM
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Harte Nuss
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underwoods is terrible now....it used to be my favorite...now there's no point in going to/thru brownwood
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/23/13 08:39 PM
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roadtrip
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Is there still a Raymonds Bar-B-Q on Garland Rd in the Casa View part of Dallas?
Sam's Barbecue on S.Buckner sure was good, I imagine they're long gone.
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/29/13 02:09 PM
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David Welcher
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Southern Kitchen - Dallas - I loved that place!
Any one of Bill and Marty Martin's restaraunts I think at one time they had about 7 going in Tarrant County.
Woodys - in Fort Worth - there is still the one in Brownwood.
The Big Pit in South Fort Worth - the original winner of the best hamburger in Fort Worth - Oh and Kincaids is 15th on my list at best.
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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08/31/13 07:54 PM
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Sumfish
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During the sixties we would catch Jimmy Dip's on University on the way back from Lake Benbrook and a mess of Sandies would get a heaping helping of food to go.
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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09/03/13 11:52 PM
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FW51
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Hales in Richland Hills-best Frito Pie
Taco Plaza in Hurst-great Taco burgers.
Clown burger in Haltom city-still open. Good but not as good.
Sammy BBQ-Haltom city.
Dairy Queen for original steak fingers in the 6o's, today they stink.
And I AGEE with everyone that said Bill Martins, awesome seafood.
Crappie or Bass Fishing-It's a REQUIRED Sport!
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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09/13/13 11:29 PM
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speed stick 101
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Jake and Dorthoys in Stephenville, had the best fried oysters in the 1960s. and the yellow wagon in Brownwood for chicken fried steak. I was born and raised there
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
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09/16/13 02:09 AM
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Old Swiss House
Pitt Grill (I think there are still a few of these left in East TX)
Lone Star Drive Inns
The Old Corral
Rick's Lockeroom (had one of the best burgers in Ft. Worth)
Minnie Pearl's Fried Chicken
Mr. Quick Hamburgers
Rockyfellers
Bonanza Steakhouse
Burger Train
Joe Vignes's BBQ
Sambo's
Good Luck
Coors BBQ
Hayloft
Bill Martin's Seafood
Papa's Pizza
Taco Patio
Wyatt's Cafeteria
Drakes Cafeteria (great soul food - they even served fried rabbit occasionally)
Jetton's BBQ & Cafeteria
Colonial Cafeteria
Mac's House Of Mole
Richelieu Grill
Carlson's Drive Inn
The Shrimp Bucket (started out on on Felix St, then moved over to Brentood Stair on the east side of Ft. Worth)
Kleinschmidt's Bakery
Famous Hamburgers (across from the Tarrant County Courthouse in F.W.) I can tell your an old Fort Worth boy like me. How about Napoleans Pizza on Belnap. Clown Burgers in Haltom City
Retirement best job ever.
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
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09/16/13 02:53 PM
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throwback
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Old Swiss House
Pitt Grill (I think there are still a few of these left in East TX)
Lone Star Drive Inns
The Old Corral
Rick's Lockeroom (had one of the best burgers in Ft. Worth)
Minnie Pearl's Fried Chicken
Mr. Quick Hamburgers
Rockyfellers
Bonanza Steakhouse
Burger Train
Joe Vignes's BBQ
Sambo's
Good Luck
Coors BBQ
Hayloft
Bill Martin's Seafood
Papa's Pizza
Taco Patio
Wyatt's Cafeteria
Drakes Cafeteria (great soul food - they even served fried rabbit occasionally)
Jetton's BBQ & Cafeteria
Colonial Cafeteria
Mac's House Of Mole
Richelieu Grill
Carlson's Drive Inn
The Shrimp Bucket (started out on on Felix St, then moved over to Brentood Stair on the east side of Ft. Worth)
Kleinschmidt's Bakery
Famous Hamburgers (across from the Tarrant County Courthouse in F.W.) I can tell your an old Fort Worth boy like me. How about Napoleans Pizza on Belnap. Clown Burgers in Haltom City Italian Inn on E. Lancaster
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At least my boat and truck are paid for, woo hoo!
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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10/14/13 04:54 PM
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moss2940
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I remember a lot of these.
One place I remember going as a kid was a chain called H Salt Fish and Chips on Hwy 80 in west Fort Worth.. It always had huge lines when we went. It seems like they didn't stay in business very long, I have no idea why.
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
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10/16/13 11:05 PM
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olducker
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Papaya's at the airport(dfw)
all you can eat shrimp, king crab, halibut cooked to your request, lobster... black board showing where everything was flown in from
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Re: Restaurants You Remember as a Kid
[Re: Indie]
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10/19/13 10:03 AM
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Indie
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What fabulous memories everyone! You reminded me of some of the ones I'd forgot!
Does anyone remember a place called the PIZZA PALACE back in a corner of the old Casa View shopping center? I've never been able to find any pizza that tasted like that anywhere. No idea what his secret was, but it was definitely worth a lot! I wish I had his recipe!!
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