20 Mall Restaurants We Loved in the 1980s That No Longer Exist

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025

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  • @kallen868
    @kallen868 16 дней назад +13

    I grew up in this time period the mall was THE place to hang out and many of these I've never even heard of.

  • @alybrown8246
    @alybrown8246 16 дней назад +29

    Sbarro is still around!!

    • @AudiophileTommy
      @AudiophileTommy 16 дней назад

      @@alybrown8246 and still has the very best calzone !

    • @tomsumner2363
      @tomsumner2363 15 дней назад +7

      give me a peperoni Sbarro pizza and an Orange Julius ... Totally

    • @Kangaroo-Flavored-Shoelaces
      @Kangaroo-Flavored-Shoelaces 13 дней назад

      @@alybrown8246 yeah, but chic fil a isn’t.

    • @alybrown8246
      @alybrown8246 13 дней назад +1

      @Kangaroo-Flavored-Shoelaces There is a Chick-fil-A and Sbarro in a mall food court around Dayton/Fairborn Ohio area. We were there not long ago... it was great.

    • @COMPFUNK2
      @COMPFUNK2 11 дней назад +1

      @@Kangaroo-Flavored-Shoelaces Yes, it is. There are Chick-fil-A‘s all over the place.

  • @stevevoyage
    @stevevoyage 15 дней назад +7

    A&W is still alive and well in Canada. Best fast food!

  • @gardeniagirl1374
    @gardeniagirl1374 15 дней назад +7

    I'm in my early 50s. I have wonderful memories of Farrell's 🍧🍦🍨 and celebrating my birthday there. I'm glad that I was born when I was born. I enjoyed he 80s soooo much!

    • @MeoMiyo
      @MeoMiyo 15 дней назад +1

      Farrells was the bomb in the 70s. Loved going there on my birthday. Had one in Metro Center Mall in Phoenix. The Mall was just demolished for new growth and light rail train.

  • @AzraelThanatos
    @AzraelThanatos 14 дней назад +5

    I believe Orange Julius was bought out by Dairy Queen, many of their locations offer it...and they do still have several mall locations for it.
    S'barro is still around in a lot of places, especially malls.
    Chick-Fil-A still has a LOT of mall locations as well as their own ones.
    A&W is also still around, though less of their mall locations...but they've been reopening more locations again. They kind of got screwed over when they were handled by Yum! Brands which combined them with other stores for their combo ones, but then most of those because the other half.
    Panda Express still has several mall locations along with their own ones as well.

  • @taotaostrong
    @taotaostrong 9 дней назад +1

    Farrel’s was EVERYTHING! ❤

  • @mothurston6400
    @mothurston6400 15 дней назад +2

    Hey, there’s is one restaurant you forgot, Furs Cafeteria!! Y’all remember that?! You had to grab a tray and pick your veggies, potatoes, fries or whatever your little heart desired and the person behind the counter would hand it to you to put on your tray! Then you could go up as many times as you wish. I went there probably about eight years ago, It was one of the last remaining furs in Arvada, Colorado, unless there’s still some open, I have no idea. They didn’t have the greatest food, but it was pretty nostalgic to me because I have been going there since I was a little girl. The 80s were a great time to be a kid!! I used to love going to Bonanza, when my parents would take my siblings and I here, we would always get the all you could eat salad bar, plus the little popcorn shrimp Lol.. These are some fun videos to look back on and one thing I didn’t know they had was a panda express in the mall in the 80s, I do not remember that at all, good times though!! 😃💯♥️♥️

    • @adams8132
      @adams8132 15 дней назад

      Yes Furrs was great…remember one in North Dallas. Good, solid place to eat.

  • @jcue85
    @jcue85 15 дней назад +5

    Sbarro recently reopened in many food courts where they closed. Panda Express, Chick fil a, and A&W still have many mall locations although they are primarily focused on stand alone drive thrus. Ruby Tuesday used to have a lot of mall locations, now there are few stores left at all. Olga’s Kitchen was in almost every mall in Michigan, now they only exist in strip malls.

  • @ivanj.conway9919
    @ivanj.conway9919 16 дней назад +5

    Just another example of the richness and variety of 80s living that went right across the board for all aspects of life. I've been struggling for years, to try to describe what it feels like living today, compared to the way everything was back in the 70s and 80s. A dead, barren, wasteland is the only thing I can come up with. Just simply, a LACK, of ABSOLUTELY, EVERYTHING. An absolutely, horrid time to be alive.

    • @jrod8574
      @jrod8574 15 дней назад +2

      @@ivanj.conway9919 I know man.
      You Just gotta push through it. I keep telling myself that " atleast I was able to be apart of and enjoy the 80s and 90s time periods "
      I feel so sorry for today's youth.
      If we're all here then we all are missing those times. My people.
      Thank goodness for RUclips and channels like this.
      I spent this year watching old 80s and 90s Halloween AND Christmas nostalgia commercials and it helps...ALOT
      Sighsss.....😒

    • @ivanj.conway9919
      @ivanj.conway9919 15 дней назад

      @@jrod8574 : Hey Brother, thanks for the reply and encouragement. Much appreciated. I'm turning 60 this coming Summer and I simply, cannot deal with it. Surreal does not even, begin to describe how that feels, as on the inside I am exactly, the same as I was in my 20s. I have not aged one iota, from my late teens / early 20s on the inside; so to see my body aging and changing the way it is doing, is really, tough to have to accept. So now, with every passing year, I understand better, why some older people become so crousty and grumpy as they do. You have to get there yourself, before you can understand and appreciate it better.
      We kids of the 70s and 80s had so much fire and energy in our bones we will not go into that dark night quietly, for sure. I guess, I can include the kids of the 60s as well, though I was born in 65 myself, as it was the same culture and mentality, overall. Three of the greatest decades in recorded history, I think, the 60s, 70s and 80s, for a whole, host of different, reasons. It was an absolute, EXPLOSION, of Pop Culture, right across the board. Check out almost, anything from these decades and I guarantee you it was BETTER, than ANYTHING, being pumped out over the past 25 plus, odd, years.
      Can somebody explain to me what happened when we hit the year 2000? When the New Millennium dawned? As everything went downhill big time, from that point on, it seems. What changed within our collective, mentalities that caused this to happen? I simply, don't understand this, yet on another level, I do to some degree, and know who to blame it on, as well.
      But why is it continuing? We know it is not a healthy direction we are going, yet we seem to be doing nothing to stop it and change things around, again. Everything we deemed rich, vibrant and that which actually, added to the quality of life, kids today, see as clutter, distracting, confining, gloomy, busy, overpowering, and so forth. They seem to have the complete, opposite attitude toward everything, and I mean, EVERYTHING, from the attitude that the kids throughout these decades had. It's so, insanely, peculiar. They seem to be this strange species of human that I simply, do not get, at all. The result is, they are ripping everything away from life for everyone, so that even, my generation, myself for sure, find this particular, period almost, impossible to live through. I find absolutely, no joy in anything anymore, and it is not merely, because I'm getting older, it really, is not.
      For me personally, I REALLY, get EMOTIONAL, now, when I see anything from the 70s and 80s in particular, and again, it is not only, because it represents my childhood and youth but also, because I can PLAINLY, see the RICHNESS and VIBRANCY, in EVERYTHING, from this time period. Everything, it actually, intoxicates your senses just from the visuals, alone. How can kids today, look at these old images and watch these videos from this time period and not want the same thing themselves? I honestly, simply, don't understand this. But actually, some do, from comments I've been reading in recent years. Yet when it comes to their bloody, GAMING, world, they cannot have it rich and vibrant enough, it seems. They put all their energy into this fake world, and completely, ignore the REAL, world they ACTUALLY, live in. Man, what an odd and strange time we live in. And it simply, has to change around soon, as we really, cannot go much further down this road, as there is almost, nothing more to strip away from society any longer. I mean, really; how much more barren and dead can we make it than it already is?! Correct?
      Warmest Wishes. Best of 2025. Out For Now. 😒🙂🖐🏼😔

    • @yootoobsuks4210
      @yootoobsuks4210 14 дней назад

      Agreed. I've hated this era since the beginning. The new millennium sucks!

    • @ivanj.conway9919
      @ivanj.conway9919 14 дней назад

      @@jrod8574 : Damn it Brother, this bloody, ass, site removed my reply to you. I knew it. I iffen, knew it. Can't even, leave longer replies anymore, over this utterly, senseless, space.

    • @ivanj.conway9919
      @ivanj.conway9919 14 дней назад

      @@yootoobsuks4210 : Yes, utterly, completely, opposite from anything we envisioned for the New Millennium, back in the day. The life and richness has been completely, sucked out of everything. Absolutely, horrid, indeed. I explain my point so much better, to the other fellow, but it was removed, so I'll leave it there. My Best. Out.

  • @MrJestyler
    @MrJestyler 15 дней назад +4

    A lot of these were regional places. The only ones I remember from these in malls where I grew up in GA was chick fil a, Sbarro, magic pan and tcby. I never remember Bonanza being in a mall they were always stand alone restaurants.

  • @LovingTheBrauns
    @LovingTheBrauns 15 дней назад +1

    Back in the early 1970s, Houston had a 🍔 joint called Corky's. They sold burgers for .10/ea. Then McDonald's moved in, and that was the end for Corky's. We already had Burger King, but McDonald's was all the rage back in the day. I think we knew how to have more fun back then❣️😂

  • @nicksullivan4994
    @nicksullivan4994 16 дней назад +14

    We still have a Sbarro, Chick-Fil-A and A&W at Mall Of America!

    • @C-D14
      @C-D14 12 дней назад

      They exist in pretty much every state. This video seems to be trolling.

  • @2006gtobob
    @2006gtobob 15 дней назад +2

    35+ yrs after the last time I ate there as a kid, York Steakhouse brings back good memories. The restsurant ALWAYS smelled sooooo good. For the price, it was fantastic.

    • @Mcsllew
      @Mcsllew 12 дней назад +2

      I loved going there (in MA). They still have one I. Columbus, OH.

  • @gatosmom45
    @gatosmom45 14 дней назад +2

    A&W root beer used to be the best in the world. And always will be for me.

  • @craigmelodierubio1092
    @craigmelodierubio1092 15 дней назад +2

    All American Burger still exists in a stand alone building in Massapequa, NY and is still as popular as it always was. Was it ever inside a Mall? I thought this was its original and only location. It’s iconic for sure.

  • @alfredolomeli8539
    @alfredolomeli8539 15 дней назад +1

    Panda and chick fil an are still around at the mall!

  • @patriciaanzelc5386
    @patriciaanzelc5386 16 дней назад +1

    Swenson’s had the best ice cream. My favorite was Swiss Orange chip. Favorite sundae was Coit Tower.

  • @C1nderfire
    @C1nderfire 7 дней назад

    Farrells!!!🎉. There is a Farrell’s right above the ice-skating rink we had in Arizona in a mall called Metro Center. We went there all the time after we were finished skating. I’m sad it closed. Swensens too! Idk why such popular places just closed. I think long John silver took the place of Arthur treacher’s food. chain.

  • @oldschool8983
    @oldschool8983 15 дней назад +2

    There is still a Corn Dog 7 restaurant located at the Sawmill Square Mall in Laurel Mississppi.

    • @cherissewrice8550
      @cherissewrice8550 13 дней назад

      @@oldschool8983 really

    • @oldschool8983
      @oldschool8983 12 дней назад

      @cherissewrice8550 yes, they don't have the big variety like back in the old days but the corn dogs are still good.

  • @rebelinthenorth4991
    @rebelinthenorth4991 12 дней назад

    There was a Hardee's, Penney's had a Restaurant, Murphy's had a Restaurant, McDonald's, Applebee's just to name a few that were in the Logan Valley Mall in Altoona PA.

  • @Aviator526
    @Aviator526 13 дней назад +1

    Some of these are still in malls and possibly thriving…

  • @2sleepytammey
    @2sleepytammey 15 дней назад

    I so miss Corn Dog 7
    😢

  • @quincee3376
    @quincee3376 13 дней назад

    A&W restaurants are huge in Canada.not just in food courts. Stand alone restaurants are everywhere. In fact i think they are Canadian owned. They split off years ago. They're probably as popular as Wendy's. Basically 1 in every town. Especially the suburbs. Not as huge as McDonald's but what is. I like their Papa Burger and onion rings.

  • @darnellking3391
    @darnellking3391 14 дней назад +2

    Arthur Trechers Restaurant is still going strong but Only in Cleveland and it's suburbs, the Only ones that exist in the United States.

  • @kencomeaux1947
    @kencomeaux1947 15 дней назад +1

    I was a total mall rat in the 80's and experienced very few of these in a mall. A lot of the concepts look familiar, so maybe they had different regional names, like Hardee's and Carl's Jr. Or was it Bob's Big Boy?🤔

  • @JessicaFallen
    @JessicaFallen 14 дней назад +1

    Sbarro still in my mall in Virginia

  • @C1nderfire
    @C1nderfire 7 дней назад

    Hot Sams used to serve warm chocolate with their pretzels. And I miss that. I’m not a thrill of auntie Anne’s pretzels, which is all that seems to be left.

  • @yootoobsuks4210
    @yootoobsuks4210 14 дней назад

    I miss Kelly's Cajun Grill.😔

  • @garypaul1033
    @garypaul1033 15 дней назад

    Sbarro is not unknown in the Philippines, such as in Cebu city (center of the Philippines). I do not know if it is there now but I was last at one back in 2018 inside the Robinsons Fuente mall there & one of the few convenient places in Cebu where I could get a half way decent salad. The other place to get an OK salad was in Shakey's also in Robinsons Mall, but on the other side of Fuente Osmeña Circle (there are two separate Robinsons mall sections) inside the Robinsons Cybergate mall.

  • @dufferdude1205
    @dufferdude1205 14 дней назад

    I miss those food courts. A lot of options and a decent price. I mean from Indian, Mexican American ect.

  • @sarahdandliker5899
    @sarahdandliker5899 14 дней назад

    We still have a Panda Express in our mall in Bellingham Washington

  • @MeoMiyo
    @MeoMiyo 15 дней назад +1

    SBarros is opening a new restaurant in Ashfork, AZ.

  • @ct3po776
    @ct3po776 15 дней назад

    I just fed my employees Sbarros a couple of weeks ago at the local mall when I managed the Santa photo set, that is next door to Orange Julius/Dairy Queen, which is across the hall from Chick-fil-A.

  • @CrazyWhiteBoomer
    @CrazyWhiteBoomer 9 дней назад

    There is a Sbarro's in Union Station, Washington, DC!

  • @lisalynnmarie2448
    @lisalynnmarie2448 15 дней назад

    I'd love an Orange Julius and a pretzel with cheese sauce now please, plus 6 pretzels to go for the family later!!

  • @JaniceTaylor-it3ed
    @JaniceTaylor-it3ed 15 дней назад

    Wow

  • @Mcsllew
    @Mcsllew 12 дней назад

    York Steak House is still in Columbus, OH

  • @nofacebigfootgaming6008
    @nofacebigfootgaming6008 14 дней назад

    The thumbnail says Sbarro isn't around any more and yet I just at one in the Hampton Roads area two weeks ago!!!!!!! Chick-fil-a is still in malls!!!! Just ate at one a few months ago!!! What the chocolate fudge????

  • @michaelc1626
    @michaelc1626 9 дней назад

    lol "20 mall restaurants that no longer exist"
    Almost every entry on the list: still exists.

  • @shane2609
    @shane2609 13 дней назад +1

    Hey! Remember those food court restaurants from yesterday….no, literally yesterday?

  • @princesskanuta3870
    @princesskanuta3870 14 дней назад +1

    We still have some in USA!??

  • @robertfencl4401
    @robertfencl4401 16 дней назад +1

    Unknown in the Chicago area!

  • @JessicaFallen
    @JessicaFallen 14 дней назад +1

    Chick fil a still around

  • @C1nderfire
    @C1nderfire 7 дней назад

    Isn’t Bonanza still in Arizona?

  • @winkworthj
    @winkworthj 15 дней назад +9

    Chick-fil-a no longer exists? You better do more research.

    • @yootoobsuks4210
      @yootoobsuks4210 14 дней назад +2

      In mall locations, which is where their popularity started.

    • @Idelia412
      @Idelia412 13 дней назад +1

      Do bad they are not all gone. Dry chicken at awful prices

  • @COMPFUNK2
    @COMPFUNK2 11 дней назад

    Sorry, but this is one of the most inaccurate videos I have ever seen because more than half of these restaurant chains are still in operation.

  • @John-bi1lv
    @John-bi1lv 15 дней назад +1

    Never loved any of them I was a teenager at the time but I always knew they were all trash that's why I got the hell out