@Big Bad John I understand your sentiment and enthusiasm for the return of Steak and Ale. It's always exciting when a beloved restaurant brand makes a comeback, allowing people to revisit their favorite dishes and relive nostalgic experiences. If you have heard news or announcements about the return of Steak and Ale, I hope it brings you joy and the opportunity to enjoy their offerings once again. 😊
@Rose Prevost I understand how it can be disappointing when a favorite restaurant closes. Cheeseburger in Paradise was a restaurant chain that offered a tropical-themed dining experience, featuring burgers and other American-style dishes. It's understandable to feel a sense of loss when a place you enjoyed dining at is no longer available.😊😁
@Alverant It's great to hear that you had a positive experience at Cheeseburger in Paradise! While the restaurant chain has undergone changes over the years and some locations have closed down, there may still be opportunities for it to make a comeback in the future. 😄
The OG roadhouse will ALWAYS be loved at least by me , spend my childhood there with my fam n hell u were encouraged to throw peanut shells on the floor
Yes bro I loved Roadhouse. Now I just go to Texas Roadhouse, it's almost the same but I'll miss the OG Roadhouse. They don't let you throw the peanuts on the floor anymore because of COVID.
@OneWingedAngel1916 That sounds like a wonderful and nostalgic experience! The original Texas Roadhouse, with its unique traditions like throwing peanut shells on the floor, holds a special place in your heart. It's those cherished memories spent with your family that make certain places truly unforgettable. 🤩
@Sonya Fox That's a funny coincidence indeed! While Steak and Ale wasn't originally started in Texas, it's interesting that the last Steak and Ale you dined at was in Dallas, TX. It just goes to show that restaurants can have a wide reach and can establish themselves in various locations over time. 😁
Really hope Steak & Ale makes a comeback soon. The one closest to me closed down when the chain folded and was replaced by a Ponderosa in 2011. They closed almost three years later. Maybe a part three soon covering that and a former chain called Hot n' Now? Also, saying that nobody misses these restaurants is a bit of a stretch.
They really weren’t replaced by Ponderosa because, they were still in business back then, there is one still up and running in Kentucky and, I lived in Greensburg, IN from 2003 till 2009 and, sure enough they had a Ponderosa up and running! None of the Steak And Ale’s were actually located were put or near the old Ponderosa Locations! The last Steak And Ale Restaurant,I ate was close to midnight by the time we got our food was in Dallas, TX!
@Gobl 943 I understand your sentiment and nostalgia for Steak & Ale. It's unfortunate when beloved restaurants close down, and many people often have fond memories associated with them. While some individuals may indeed miss these restaurants, the statement that "nobody misses these restaurants" was a generalized one and not meant to be taken as an absolute truth. 😊
@Jason Bean That sounds like a lovely Thanksgiving memory! Steak and Ale was a popular restaurant chain known for its steakhouse-style menu offerings. It's always special to spend holidays with loved ones, and sharing a Thanksgiving meal at a place like Steak and Ale can create lasting memories. Whether it was the delicious food, the cozy atmosphere, or simply the joy of being together with your mother, it's wonderful that this particular Thanksgiving stands out as one of your favorites. Memories like these help us cherish and appreciate the meaningful moments we've shared with our loved ones.😊
@@BabbleTop Steak and Ale failed due to a combination of an impossible business model and poor management. They coupled insanely huge portions with very low prices. Impossible to stay in business if you aren't making money.
@Robert Kimbrough I don't have knowledge of every specific regional or local chain, especially those that may have been less widely known or have limited historical information available. If you have any other questions or need assistance with a different topic, please let me know, and I'll be happy to help! 😉
Not sure why you say no one misses these places. As a child I really liked Red Barn, Chi-Chi's, Arthur Treacher's, and others. Bikini's I could do without, but to claim no one misses these places is a bit of an overstatement.
I used to go to the Bikini's on 75 & Campbell Rd in Richardson TX, one of the locations shown in its infamous Undercover Boss episode. Food quality was ALL OVER THE PLACE, and more disappointingly, the service was frequently awful. I did get to know some of the waitresses personally, and some were excellent at the job, but it was a real crapshoot. Too many times I came in only to have my waitress do a TERRIBLE job. The manager and I became well acquainted as he sincerely tried to address my frequent (but constructive) criticisms, but I finally tired of it and gave up. I suspect my experience was NOT unique, and probably explains more about their demise than the PREPOSTEROUS idea that their demographic was too narrow. As. IF. 🙄🙄🙄
@Professor Dreamer Hey there, BabbleTop here, we're serving up a sizzling video that's sure to make your mouth water! Get ready, because we're counting down the top 10 reasons why people absolutely love Texas Roadhouse in a future content! 😍
I still miss Arthur Treacher’s. Granted, there’s the few that are left, but much too far from where I live. Now a restaurant I can say I don’t miss that no longer exists: Top Hats. I’m not sure if it was a regional hamburger place, but it always made my sister sick in the back seat so yeah…..
@germanywho Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad I could assist you. If you have any more questions or need further help, feel free to ask. I'm here to provide information and assistance to the best of my abilities. 😁
@Marisa A I apologize for any confusion. You are correct that there are still Roadhouse restaurant locations operating, including some in California. While the Roadhouse Grill chain experienced closures and downsizing over the years, it's good to know that there are still establishments carrying on the Roadhouse name and offering their dining experience. 😁
@Glenn Lego You're correct that there are similarities between the Red Barn restaurant chain and the Machine Shed restaurant. Both establishments have a farm-themed decor and offer a homestyle dining experience. The Machine Shed, with its Midwestern roots, aims to celebrate the farming heritage of the region, while the Red Barn chain also embraced a similar concept. 😄
I remember Red Barn in San Antonio location back in the 1970's. It was a very good restaurant, very good hamburgers, the salad bar was ample enough to avoid getting over stuffed on food. Sorry to see it finally closed up.
@Jan Kverneland That's lovely to hear that you and your dad used to enjoy meals at Steak & Ale in Hickory! It sounds like you have fond memories associated with that restaurant. Sharing meals with loved ones can create special moments and a sense of nostalgia. While Steak & Ale has faced challenges over the years and some locations have closed down, it's wonderful that you have those cherished memories of dining there with your dad. 😉
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(if) that's a big IF by the way, you're able to find other restaurants that closed because of way too much competition and/or failing in general, hope for an eventual part 3 please
@Atticus Magnus I apologize for any confusion, but Aunt Jemima did not have a restaurant in Disneyland. The Aunt Jemima brand was historically known for its pancake mix and syrup, featuring a character named Aunt Jemima on its packaging. However, it's important to note that the Aunt Jemima brand underwent significant changes in recent years. 😉
@Renamon 565 Yes, it can be sad when beloved restaurants or chains fail. The restaurant industry is highly competitive, and various factors contribute to the success or failure of a business. Changing consumer preferences, economic challenges, mismanagement, or other factors can all play a role. It's always disappointing to see establishments that were once enjoyed and cherished by many close their doors. 😁
@coolnegative It seems you're mentioning several well-known restaurant chains: A&W, Arctic Circle, Abby's Pizza, and Topper Too. These establishments have their own unique offerings and specialties. Each of these establishments has its own unique history, menu, and atmosphere, catering to different tastes and preferences. ❤️
@Glenn Lego You're correct. The Aunt Jemima brand pancake products underwent a rebranding process and are now known as Pearl Milling Company. In response to concerns about racial stereotypes associated with the Aunt Jemima brand, the parent company, Quaker Oats (owned by PepsiCo), made the decision to retire the Aunt Jemima brand. The rebranding to Pearl Milling Company was part of an effort to create a more inclusive and culturally sensitive product line. 😊
@Vols super fan 33 Cheeseburger in Paradise was a popular restaurant chain known for its tropical-themed atmosphere and, of course, its delicious cheeseburgers and other American fare. Nostalgia for favorite restaurants is quite common, and it's always a bit sad when a beloved dining establishment is no longer available.! 🍔🏝️😊
@Anthony Figueroa The restaurants I mentioned may not be as well-known or prominent in that particular region. The popularity of restaurant chains can vary by location, and there are certainly regional and local establishments that may be more prevalent in certain areas. If you're looking for information about steakhouses or restaurant recommendations on the West Coast, please let me know the specific area or city you are interested in, and I'll do my best to provide you with relevant information or suggestions. 😍
@Blue Blouse Designs👚 It's interesting that Clifton's Cafeteria reminds you of Piccadilly Cafeteria. Both establishments are known for their cafeteria-style dining experiences, offering a wide variety of dishes in a self-service format. While each cafeteria may have its own unique ambiance and menu offerings, they share similarities in terms of their casual dining approach and providing a range of options to cater to different tastes. 😉
@suralos It appears that the CHIP'S hamburger chain you mentioned was primarily based in Wisconsin and had a limited number of locations. While I don't have specific information on this particular chain, it's not uncommon for regional or local restaurant chains to eventually fade away due to various factors such as changing consumer preferences, market competition, or economic challenges. 😉
Last remaining attached franchise locations and one more reopens In addition to the last remaining stand-alone Arthur Treacher's restaurant in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, several Salvatore's Pizzerias in Rochester, New York, have attached Arthur Treacher's franchises still in operation.[20] The Twin Oaks Convenience Store at 34099 State Rt. 7 in Pomeroy, Ohio, also maintains an attached Arthur Treacher's franchise location, sharing kitchen space with a Hunt Brothers Pizza and a Sub Express.[21] In February 2023, the restaurant at 12585 Rockside Road in Garfield Heights, Ohio, reopened, just in time for the Lenten season.[22][23]
@Ýøsëf Vïvəřøś That's great to hear that you still have the Original Roadhouse Grill in your town! It's wonderful when a restaurant can withstand the test of time and continue to serve its community. The Original Roadhouse Grill must have something special that keeps customers coming back, whether it's their delicious food, friendly atmosphere, or unique offerings. 😄
@Glenn Lego Yes, you're correct. Mr. Steak was a restaurant chain that operated from the 1960s to the 1980s. It was known for its focus on steakhouse-style dining and was popular during its time. However, like many other restaurant chains, Mr. Steak faced challenges and eventually closed down. Various factors can contribute to the closure of a restaurant chain, including changing consumer preferences, economic factors, competition, and management issues. 🤔
Nothing offensive about Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima or Rastus (Cream of Wheat). What's offensive is removing these iconic figures from store shelves. Nothing offensive about bikini bars, either -- they were just hated by jealous feminists who wished they looked good enough to be hired at one.
@Mad Dog Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you think I'm cool. If you have any more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask. I'm here to help! 😎
@Kris Frederick If you have any specific concerns or questions regarding steakhouses or any related topic, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist you. 😁
@Anthony Rupert I apologize for any confusion. While Aunt Jemima was a well-known brand for pancake mix and syrup, it did not have its own chain of restaurants. The brand primarily focused on its food products rather than operating a chain of restaurants. The decision to retire the Aunt Jemima brand was based on concerns about racial stereotypes associated with its imagery, as I mentioned earlier. 😊
@Erika Stenione No problem! Here's a recap of the worst failed chain restaurants that no one really misses: Chi-Chi's Bennigan's Ponderosa Steakhouse Sbarro Kenny Rogers Roasters Friendly's These restaurants faced various challenges, including financial difficulties, food safety issues, competition, and changing consumer preferences. 😄
@kinglioncrown It's true that the restaurant industry can be challenging, and many establishments do face difficulties, with some failing within the first few years of operation. The restaurant business requires careful planning, management, market research, and a keen understanding of customer preferences and trends. 👍🏻
I think we should get rid of “market competition” and replace it with market cooperation, collaboration, mutual aid and more! (That’s just my opinion) (We would have more smaller businesses and more independent business is if we have this alternative!) (sorry if I gone political and also off topic!)
@ann lavine That's great to hear that you enjoy Clifton's! Clifton's Cafeteria, located in Los Angeles, is a historic establishment known for its unique atmosphere and dining experience. It has a rich history dating back to the 1930s and has been a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike. Clifton's is known for its expansive space, themed decor, and a variety of food options. 😄
ENOUGH WITH THE GOD-DAM BELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE NOT TRAINED MONKEYS!!!!!!!!!!!!
I absolutely miss Steak and Ale and am glad it's coming back.👍⬆
@Big Bad John I understand your sentiment and enthusiasm for the return of Steak and Ale. It's always exciting when a beloved restaurant brand makes a comeback, allowing people to revisit their favorite dishes and relive nostalgic experiences. If you have heard news or announcements about the return of Steak and Ale, I hope it brings you joy and the opportunity to enjoy their offerings once again. 😊
I had a Cheeseburger in Paradise near me. I really hated it when it closed, as I enjoyed eating there. And I really miss Arthur Treacher's.
@Rose Prevost I understand how it can be disappointing when a favorite restaurant closes. Cheeseburger in Paradise was a restaurant chain that offered a tropical-themed dining experience, featuring burgers and other American-style dishes. It's understandable to feel a sense of loss when a place you enjoyed dining at is no longer available.😊😁
I went to "Cheesebugrer in Paradise" once. It was great. I would have went back, but it was too far away. It should come back.
I always passed one by on the highway but, it was too far out and, I never did get a chance to try!
@Alverant It's great to hear that you had a positive experience at Cheeseburger in Paradise! While the restaurant chain has undergone changes over the years and some locations have closed down, there may still be opportunities for it to make a comeback in the future. 😄
The OG roadhouse will ALWAYS be loved at least by me , spend my childhood there with my fam n hell u were encouraged to throw peanut shells on the floor
Yes bro I loved Roadhouse. Now I just go to Texas Roadhouse, it's almost the same but I'll miss the OG Roadhouse. They don't let you throw the peanuts on the floor anymore because of COVID.
@OneWingedAngel1916 That sounds like a wonderful and nostalgic experience! The original Texas Roadhouse, with its unique traditions like throwing peanut shells on the floor, holds a special place in your heart. It's those cherished memories spent with your family that make certain places truly unforgettable. 🤩
It’s funny that you would say that Steak N’ Ale was started out of Texas, because, the last Steak N’ Ale I ate at was in Dallas, TX!
@Sonya Fox That's a funny coincidence indeed! While Steak and Ale wasn't originally started in Texas, it's interesting that the last Steak and Ale you dined at was in Dallas, TX. It just goes to show that restaurants can have a wide reach and can establish themselves in various locations over time. 😁
Really hope Steak & Ale makes a comeback soon. The one closest to me closed down when the chain folded and was replaced by a Ponderosa in 2011. They closed almost three years later. Maybe a part three soon covering that and a former chain called Hot n' Now? Also, saying that nobody misses these restaurants is a bit of a stretch.
They really weren’t replaced by Ponderosa because, they were still in business back then, there is one still up and running in Kentucky and, I lived in Greensburg, IN from 2003 till 2009 and, sure enough they had a Ponderosa up and running! None of the Steak And Ale’s were actually located were put or near the old Ponderosa Locations! The last Steak And Ale Restaurant,I ate was close to midnight by the time we got our food was in Dallas, TX!
@Gobl 943 I understand your sentiment and nostalgia for Steak & Ale. It's unfortunate when beloved restaurants close down, and many people often have fond memories associated with them. While some individuals may indeed miss these restaurants, the statement that "nobody misses these restaurants" was a generalized one and not meant to be taken as an absolute truth. 😊
@@sonyafox3271 I probably misremembered. I was a kid back then when Steak & Ale went away.
Orlando FL had a down town S&A 🥩 location that became a Old Boys BBQ 🐶 then around 6yr later became a lot, new 7-11 gas ⛽️.
My husband looooveed Hot n Now. This might be the only other person I’ve ever seen mention the place.
One of my favorite Thanksgivings was with my mother at Steak and Ale.
@Jason Bean That sounds like a lovely Thanksgiving memory! Steak and Ale was a popular restaurant chain known for its steakhouse-style menu offerings. It's always special to spend holidays with loved ones, and sharing a Thanksgiving meal at a place like Steak and Ale can create lasting memories. Whether it was the delicious food, the cozy atmosphere, or simply the joy of being together with your mother, it's wonderful that this particular Thanksgiving stands out as one of your favorites. Memories like these help us cherish and appreciate the meaningful moments we've shared with our loved ones.😊
Absolutely miss Arthur Treacher's FIsh and Chips and Steak and Ale.
@rob pierce Unfortunately, Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips and Steak and Ale have experienced closures and changes in recent years🙃
@@BabbleTop Steak and Ale failed due to a combination of an impossible business model and poor management. They coupled insanely huge portions with very low prices. Impossible to stay in business if you aren't making money.
I still have my Don Pablo's Habanero Club card. That's the only one I really miss.
Another one for your list would be the now extinct "Cafe Erotica" chain that dotted the Southeastern United States.
@Robert Kimbrough I don't have knowledge of every specific regional or local chain, especially those that may have been less widely known or have limited historical information available. If you have any other questions or need assistance with a different topic, please let me know, and I'll be happy to help! 😉
Not sure why you say no one misses these places. As a child I really liked Red Barn, Chi-Chi's, Arthur Treacher's, and others. Bikini's I could do without, but to claim no one misses these places is a bit of an overstatement.
I used to go to the Bikini's on 75 & Campbell Rd in Richardson TX, one of the locations shown in its infamous Undercover Boss episode.
Food quality was ALL OVER THE PLACE, and more disappointingly, the service was frequently awful. I did get to know some of the waitresses personally, and some were excellent at the job, but it was a real crapshoot. Too many times I came in only to have my waitress do a TERRIBLE job.
The manager and I became well acquainted as he sincerely tried to address my frequent (but constructive) criticisms, but I finally tired of it and gave up.
I suspect my experience was NOT unique, and probably explains more about their demise than the PREPOSTEROUS idea that their demographic was too narrow. As. IF.
🙄🙄🙄
I miss Arthur treachers and Don Pablo's both were amazing
Arthur Treachers was awesome back in the day.
BabbleTop can you do a Top 10 Reasons Why People Love Texas Roudhouse and See It As One Of The Best Steakhouse Restaurants.
Longhorn or bust my friend
@@jacobcraft123 👍
@Professor Dreamer Hey there, BabbleTop here, we're serving up a sizzling video that's sure to make your mouth water! Get ready, because we're counting down the top 10 reasons why people absolutely love Texas Roadhouse in a future content! 😍
@@BabbleTop I'm going to have a blast watching that.
@Professor Dreamer Okay bro see you there hehe.❤️
I still miss Arthur Treacher’s. Granted, there’s the few that are left, but much too far from where I live. Now a restaurant I can say I don’t miss that no longer exists: Top Hats. I’m not sure if it was a regional hamburger place, but it always made my sister sick in the back seat so yeah…..
@K A It's understandable to have nostalgic feelings for a restaurant that you miss, like Arthur Treacher's. 😊✨
Great work babble 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
@germanywho Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad I could assist you. If you have any more questions or need further help, feel free to ask. I'm here to provide information and assistance to the best of my abilities. 😁
@BabbleTop thanks babble you guys are the 👌🏾🙏🏾
Adapting to modern day technologies like Uber Eats, Door Dash, etc. has got to be challenging to "brick and mortar" restaurants as well!
There are still Roadhouse locations around… there are a couple in CA at least
@Marisa A I apologize for any confusion. You are correct that there are still Roadhouse restaurant locations operating, including some in California. While the Roadhouse Grill chain experienced closures and downsizing over the years, it's good to know that there are still establishments carrying on the Roadhouse name and offering their dining experience. 😁
We used to have a red barn back in their heyday. The building is still there and it's painted green. It's currently an adult store 🙈
Red Barn looks like Machine Shed restaurant in the quad cities and other places in the Midwest.
@Glenn Lego You're correct that there are similarities between the Red Barn restaurant chain and the Machine Shed restaurant. Both establishments have a farm-themed decor and offer a homestyle dining experience. The Machine Shed, with its Midwestern roots, aims to celebrate the farming heritage of the region, while the Red Barn chain also embraced a similar concept. 😄
I remember Red Barn in San Antonio location back in the 1970's. It was a very good restaurant, very good hamburgers, the salad bar was ample enough to avoid getting over stuffed on food. Sorry to see it finally closed up.
@rgoidel It's great to hear that you have fond memories of Red Barn, a restaurant chain that was popular in the 1970s. 😊🖤
The Arthur Treacher's in Garfield Heights always gets a LOT of business come Lent...
Me & My Dad Used to eat at Steak & Ale in Hickory
@Jan Kverneland That's lovely to hear that you and your dad used to enjoy meals at Steak & Ale in Hickory! It sounds like you have fond memories associated with that restaurant. Sharing meals with loved ones can create special moments and a sense of nostalgia. While Steak & Ale has faced challenges over the years and some locations have closed down, it's wonderful that you have those cherished memories of dining there with your dad. 😉
Awesome video here
@kinglioncrown Don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe to our channel so you never miss out on our awesome videos. Let's dive right in and enjoy this amazing content together! 🎉🎥
(if) that's a big IF by the way, you're able to find other restaurants that closed because of way too much competition and/or failing in general, hope for an eventual part 3 please
How do you START with aunt jemima good grief😅
What was the point of Cheeseburger In Paradise? It seemed like a worse version of Margaritaville
We here in Oregon still have original roadhouse grill the video lied it is still a restaurant
@Stacy dunlap If Original Roadhouse Grill is still operating in Oregon, that's great to hear!😊
@@BabbleTop it still looks like the one you have in the video plus you can throw peanuts on the floor
Aunt Jemima had a restaurant in Disneyland.
@Atticus Magnus I apologize for any confusion, but Aunt Jemima did not have a restaurant in Disneyland. The Aunt Jemima brand was historically known for its pancake mix and syrup, featuring a character named Aunt Jemima on its packaging. However, it's important to note that the Aunt Jemima brand underwent significant changes in recent years. 😉
Sad that these restaurants failed
@Renamon 565 Yes, it can be sad when beloved restaurants or chains fail. The restaurant industry is highly competitive, and various factors contribute to the success or failure of a business. Changing consumer preferences, economic challenges, mismanagement, or other factors can all play a role. It's always disappointing to see establishments that were once enjoyed and cherished by many close their doors. 😁
I don’t know about the rest but I loved Arthur Treachers and Steak and Ale..
@coolbear6441 Great choices! What was your favorite dish at Arthur Treachers?
The REAL A&W, Arctic Circle, Abby's Pizza, Topper Too.
@coolnegative It seems you're mentioning several well-known restaurant chains: A&W, Arctic Circle, Abby's Pizza, and Topper Too. These establishments have their own unique offerings and specialties. Each of these establishments has its own unique history, menu, and atmosphere, catering to different tastes and preferences. ❤️
Aunt Jemima pancake products are long gone with their brand names were changed to Pearl Milling
@Glenn Lego You're correct. The Aunt Jemima brand pancake products underwent a rebranding process and are now known as Pearl Milling Company. In response to concerns about racial stereotypes associated with the Aunt Jemima brand, the parent company, Quaker Oats (owned by PepsiCo), made the decision to retire the Aunt Jemima brand. The rebranding to Pearl Milling Company was part of an effort to create a more inclusive and culturally sensitive product line. 😊
I’ve never heard of any of these restaurants
Only ever heard of Steak And Ale, tbh.
I was surprised Cheeseburger in Paradise lasted as long as it did. It wasn't a very good restaurant.
Of all of those, Don Pablo's is the only one I actually miss.
@ghostmachine71 Don Pablo's is the one I truly miss the most.
I loved and really miss Cheeseburger in Paradise
@Vols super fan 33 Cheeseburger in Paradise was a popular restaurant chain known for its tropical-themed atmosphere and, of course, its delicious cheeseburgers and other American fare. Nostalgia for favorite restaurants is quite common, and it's always a bit sad when a beloved dining establishment is no longer available.! 🍔🏝️😊
I'm in the west coast. never heard of one of those
@Anthony Figueroa The restaurants I mentioned may not be as well-known or prominent in that particular region. The popularity of restaurant chains can vary by location, and there are certainly regional and local establishments that may be more prevalent in certain areas. If you're looking for information about steakhouses or restaurant recommendations on the West Coast, please let me know the specific area or city you are interested in, and I'll do my best to provide you with relevant information or suggestions. 😍
best voice on youtube
Omg I remember Red Barn.
@Jayson Raphael Murdock It's great that you have fond memories of Red Barn! 😊😁
Clifton's Cafeteria reminds me of Piccadilly Cafeteria
@Blue Blouse Designs👚 It's interesting that Clifton's Cafeteria reminds you of Piccadilly Cafeteria. Both establishments are known for their cafeteria-style dining experiences, offering a wide variety of dishes in a self-service format. While each cafeteria may have its own unique ambiance and menu offerings, they share similarities in terms of their casual dining approach and providing a range of options to cater to different tastes. 😉
Does anyone remember a Hamburger chain restaurant chain named CHIP'S? With the exception of 3 locations in Central Wisconsin it seems to diapered.
@suralos It appears that the CHIP'S hamburger chain you mentioned was primarily based in Wisconsin and had a limited number of locations. While I don't have specific information on this particular chain, it's not uncommon for regional or local restaurant chains to eventually fade away due to various factors such as changing consumer preferences, market competition, or economic challenges. 😉
I don’t see anything wrong with scantily clad women serving me. wtf lol
Apparently only women can objectify women because they do it all the time. 🙄
I’m a big fan of the voiceover woman
@Mike Jones Thank you for being a fan! 😍
Last remaining attached franchise locations and one more reopens
In addition to the last remaining stand-alone Arthur Treacher's restaurant in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, several Salvatore's Pizzerias in Rochester, New York, have attached Arthur Treacher's franchises still in operation.[20] The Twin Oaks Convenience Store at 34099 State Rt. 7 in Pomeroy, Ohio, also maintains an attached Arthur Treacher's franchise location, sharing kitchen space with a Hunt Brothers Pizza and a Sub Express.[21] In February 2023, the restaurant at 12585 Rockside Road in Garfield Heights, Ohio, reopened, just in time for the Lenten season.[22][23]
We still have original roadhouse grill in town
@Ýøsëf Vïvəřøś That's great to hear that you still have the Original Roadhouse Grill in your town! It's wonderful when a restaurant can withstand the test of time and continue to serve its community. The Original Roadhouse Grill must have something special that keeps customers coming back, whether it's their delicious food, friendly atmosphere, or unique offerings. 😄
I really miss Don Pablo’s.
@pathoyer5402 Nostalgia hits!
9:15 I misunderstood, I thought "Sometime This Year" was the brand name
Mr. Steak was another restaurant that went under.
Yes, I excellent chain.
@Glenn Lego Yes, you're correct. Mr. Steak was a restaurant chain that operated from the 1960s to the 1980s. It was known for its focus on steakhouse-style dining and was popular during its time. However, like many other restaurant chains, Mr. Steak faced challenges and eventually closed down. Various factors can contribute to the closure of a restaurant chain, including changing consumer preferences, economic factors, competition, and management issues. 🤔
Nothing offensive about Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima or Rastus (Cream of Wheat). What's offensive is removing these iconic figures from store shelves.
Nothing offensive about bikini bars, either -- they were just hated by jealous feminists who wished they looked good enough to be hired at one.
You are cool 😎
@Mad Dog Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you think I'm cool. If you have any more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask. I'm here to help! 😎
i got a restaurant named ale house near me
@NDOG PLAYS © That's great to hear! Having a restaurant named Ale House near you can be quite exciting. Ale houses are often known for their relaxed atmosphere and a wide selection of beers on tap. If you're looking for a casual place to enjoy a drink and some delicious food, an ale house can be a fantastic option. 😊
Mistakes were made... 🥩👀
@Kris Frederick If you have any specific concerns or questions regarding steakhouses or any related topic, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist you. 😁
Aunt Jemima is missed. This PC rubbish totally dismissed the significance of this icon.
If it was a chain, how did it fail?
The reasons are mentioned in the video.
@Anthony Rupert I apologize for any confusion. While Aunt Jemima was a well-known brand for pancake mix and syrup, it did not have its own chain of restaurants. The brand primarily focused on its food products rather than operating a chain of restaurants. The decision to retire the Aunt Jemima brand was based on concerns about racial stereotypes associated with its imagery, as I mentioned earlier. 😊
Jemima was a real person. Not a caricature.
I missed that
@Erika Stenione No problem! Here's a recap of the worst failed chain restaurants that no one really misses:
Chi-Chi's
Bennigan's
Ponderosa Steakhouse
Sbarro
Kenny Rogers Roasters
Friendly's
These restaurants faced various challenges, including financial difficulties, food safety issues, competition, and changing consumer preferences. 😄
Hey hey
LoL most restaurants failed within the first five years
@kinglioncrown It's true that the restaurant industry can be challenging, and many establishments do face difficulties, with some failing within the first few years of operation. The restaurant business requires careful planning, management, market research, and a keen understanding of customer preferences and trends. 👍🏻
Hey
Shit happens in the business world!
And also the reason why the small businesses fail and other businesses is because of Capitalism being a shitty system!
And also the market crash of 2007 and 2008 and 2009,
Is the product of Capitalism failing (Sorry if I’ve gone political.)
I think we should get rid of “market competition” and replace it with
market cooperation, collaboration, mutual aid and more!
(That’s just my opinion)
(We would have more smaller businesses and more independent business is if we have this alternative!) (sorry if I gone political and also off topic!)
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