The one in Waldorf was my 2am retreat from the bar.A childhood favorite that is defunct in the Northeast, but survives elsewhere.
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There was one on Long Island last time I was up there. Not sure if it's still there....A childhood favorite that is defunct in the Northeast, but survives elsewhere.
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By me it was Wetson's. Burgers were almost identical to McD's. 16 cents. 20 for a cheeseburger.Burger Chef was the first regional/national burger chain in my part of Western MD. Then came Micky D's.
Burger Chef was the first regional/national burger chain in my part of Western MD. Then came Micky D's.
I remember the one on St Barnabas Road.
And here I thought Jack in the Box was a West Coast only thing.1973 when the fam moved from Baltimore to Oxon Hill ... there was
Jack in the Box
Roy Rogers
further up Oxon Hill Rd towards the beltway was a McDonald's and a Wendy's near Esquire liquors
McDonald's came later to Livingston Sq, 1978
I think the Jack in the Box was a Burger Chef in 1973 ... that changed later in the 80s
And here I thought Jack in the Box was a West Coast only thing.
I think that Arthur Treacher's was the last one in the mid-Atlantic. Used to love going to AT's back home. First time I ever had malt vinegar.Yep ... and further up was a Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips
I think that Arthur Treacher's was the last one in the mid-Atlantic.
I remember going to one in Mountain View, CA when I was a kid.I remember the one on St Barnabas Road. After it closed and became something else, co-workers and I would eat there - we called it ‘The Mean Lady Diner’ because of one of the waitresses nasty attitude.