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Is this the same place that had an indoor slide that clubbers could use from the second floor to slide down to the first?
haha instant flashback. not sure if its the same one but there was a big slide in CLUB USA, off times square. we would go on sunday nights and extend the weekend a little longer lol.
The Fun House
Giggles - still there on 40th - I remember those "Liquid" lunches very well
Starbucks - Before the coffee!!! Where I met my husband
Bentleys
Queens
(Forest Hills)
The Lemon Tree
Apple Annie’s
Heskels
The Stratton
Eclipse
TJ’s – Metropolitian Ave
Josettes - Howard Beach
There was another club down on Queens Blvd going towards Manhattan/59th Street Bridge across from a really seedy motel, but I can't recall the name - can this be lamour East?
I too remember The Lemon Tree in Forest Hills. You'd have to walk down some stairs because it was subterranean.
There also was a club on Queens Blvd., probably the Rego Park Area that is now a stripper club I think. Had great times there as well (the dance club, not stripper club).
I too remember The Lemon Tree in Forest Hills. You'd have to walk down some stairs because it was subterranean.
There also was a club on Queens Blvd., probably the Rego Park Arena that is now a stripper club I think. Had great times there as well (the dance club, not stripper club).
Later on in 90s I discovered Webster Hall.
Yep and as I recall it was a bit cheezy and rather small. Did you every go to Heskels? I think that's how to spell it? I used to have really good times there, it was just a few doors down?
The ARENA Oh My God, yes that's it!!! Thanks, that was a cool place - good music as I recall.
Wow I just remembered a place in Middle Village called "Kickers" had a mechinical bull and all - great Wed night male strippers (hot in the 80"s) oh my flashbacks hurt!
Yep and as I recall it was a bit cheezy and rather small. Did you every go to Heskels? I think that's how to spell it? I used to have really good times there, it was just a few doors down?
The ARENA Oh My God, yes that's it!!! Thanks, that was a cool place - good music as I recall.
Wow I just remembered a place in Middle Village called "Kickers" had a mechinical bull and all - great Wed night male strippers (hot in the 80"s) oh my flashbacks hurt!
Definitely hung out at Heskels too!
Does anyone remember a place in the way early 90s in the city. It was called Rascals (I think). There was freebie admission for the ladies before 10:00 p.m.
Arline, you need to school me because I don't remember Wal Cliff, when was that?
The only Roller Rink I remember in Elmont was Roller Castle, and that **** was classic!
Roller Castle was built on the site of Wal Cliff. I remember going to Wal CLiff too but only the rink. It was already Roller Castle by about 1983 but not sure when Wal Cliff closed for good. I remember kids would go into the closed down Wal Cliff to hang out.
Roller Castle was definelty where I hung out thugh, I went to elementary school right acrross the street at Clara h Carlson and I could walk to the rink. I spent all my quarters in the acrade there!!
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flashbacks hurt!
