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Remember that commercial ; the customers had eaten so much of the huge salad bar (with shrimp) that when the steaks arrived, they were too full to eat them.
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was Bagel Nosh west of the Mcdonalds? I remember there being a bagel store there that recently went out of business. Wasn't Carrington's to the east of Mcdonalds in its own green and white building? I remember it a little. I was kind of young when it went out of business. I used to go mini golfing across the street (which is long gone now )
was Bagel Nosh west of the Mcdonalds? I remember there being a bagel store there that recently went out of business. Wasn't Carrington's to the east of Mcdonalds in its own green and white building? I remember it a little. I was kind of young when it went out of business. I used to go mini golfing across the street (which is long gone now )
Carrington's was the next building east of McDonald's -- you're correct. The building was razed and now some big, ugly building is in it's place. Meanwhile the shopping center next door isn't full.
There was a bagel shop to the west of McD's, in the shopping center that housed a kid's fun zone and now Lucille Roberts and a marine store.
Remember Beefsteak Charlie's in the mall? Also in the 90s we lost Red Robin (Friday's is there now) Man I miss RR's burgers. And my favorite which is gone BIG BARRY"S previously mentioned. What happened to Barry anyone know?
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I loved Big Barry's. The first time I went there with my little boy (who is now 35) , a little man (is the word dwarf now?) walked in and the waiter said, "Look! There is Big Barry". And, I thought that was a cruel statement to make about a poor soul just walking in a restaurant.
Well, it was. Big Barry , I mean. He really was a little person. Cute as a button with a big cowboy hat.
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Hi everyone, I've never posted before, and thought I would add my two cents. I recall a restaurant by the Smithhaven mall, it was right off of Route 347, called "El Torito." It was the only time I've ever had fried ice cream!
I remember El Toritos. The Waitresses were all on the "thick" side, and wore VERY short outfits. It was fun.
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