Considering the last post in this thread was six years ago, it wasn't closed back then.
Southern Maryland closed restaurants
- Thread starter Merlin99
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I don't think anyone missed it.
MiddleGround
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R.I.P. to Nikos. Only place around here to get a decent Gyro.
Until the developers and land owners stop charging ridiculous prices for rent, all we will see in the near future will be chains.
Until the developers and land owners stop charging ridiculous prices for rent, all we will see in the near future will be chains.
It's for sale....you should buy it and reopen.
Grumpy
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Sister restaurant of the Striped Rock?
... But they have pole dancers!
MiddleGround
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Oddly enough, I once considered investing in something like that. After observing the local talent pool and looking into the actual costs around this area, it is not worth it. Those that try to do mom-n-pop around here have zero room for 'slow times'
frequentflier
happy to be living
The Bugeyed Grill is opening where the Striped Rock was. The same person owns The Charles Street Brassiere.
gemma_rae
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I hear Stripped Rock is available. Weird stage name if you ask me.
sparkyaclown
Active Member
They were good. I recall hearing something about her family closing it down because she was having serious health issues.
spclopr8tr
New Member
Cafe d'Artiste in Leonardtown, plus the place that replaced it. I forget its name. There was a Mexican restaurant across the square from it that also closed.
black dog
Free America
My ex used to get her Thursday night injection there when it was open.
Of cheeseburger or pole
Chris0nllyn
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Anyone remember Surrey Inn?
Midnightrider
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Drive up liquor windows rock. They should bring them back
tuffenuff2
Active Member
There's one still open in Chaptico.
SamSpade
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Maybe it's because you qualify it with "decent", but I kind of like the gyros at Jerry's.