Matthew/Ryan
You know it is funny s I read your posts it took me back to an article I wrote for the Euclid
Observer as an outside that comes to visit. When AGS was doing the groundwork on the Euclid
Observer, I ran across a real Arthur Treacher's that was authentic right down to the menu and
the hush-puppies and malt vinegar. My wife and I stopped in and order what we had ordered
decades earlier and were instantly taken back to the 80s.
Arthur Treacher's on Lakeshore Blvd.
Two pieces of fish, fries, 2 hush-puppies $4.95.
Now, by the end of the meal we certainly realized why we would not be back everyday, but
we did throw it into a classification we have of once a year. While we were there it seemed
to be a nice mix of daily eaters, and others like us that were reliving the past. Still if you
get a couple hundred thousand in a county that yearn for the past, that come by twice a
year, that might not be a bad base to work from.
So maybe a Bob's Big Boy like the one that had been there for years in not a horrible idea,
I know of many people that stop in Bob's Big Boy on Brookpark everytime they are in town
and rave about the Big Boy, the secret sauce, and the special salt. We just took the Baily
Building back to what some remember it as, maybe it is time for Big Boy, or Arthur Treachers and judging from this sign...
There might not be as big of a falloff from losing the best Sushi place in Lakewood,
if we could get a Big Boy there!
FWIW
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