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Does anyone know anything about this place? It looks like it would be a neat place for lunch... Is it an appropriate place for kids (teens)?
Thanks! ~D |
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Lunch or supper. Its a place I make sure I hit anytime I'm in Springfield. Try the horseshoe. They seem to be a local favorite. If your teens know anything about the Beatles they will love the decorations. It is quite small so if you're talking about a bus load of teens there may be better places. There is also a diner type resturant connected to the RT66 hotel, about a block away , in 6th ST. I also has a good lunch,with interesting old RT66 decor.
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Thanks for the info! I'm just talking about maybe 8-10 people, but some of them are kids. I'll call for a reservation to make sure there's room!
I love the Beatles, as do some of the older adults who are joining us for the 8th grade graduation party, so this place sounds perfect! ~D |
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