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Old 08-15-2009, 10:33 AM
 
Location: in area code 919 & from 716
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ahhh ... the Broadway Market (where we used to get our Easter Duck - killed after it was picked out)

and the FRESH horseradish burning your eyes ... the best you could get for beef on weck ...

I'm in NC ... and only ONE spot down in Wilmington sells Beef on Weck ... the weck was some how different though ... but STILL real good!

... before the Anchor bar got famous and completely rearranged inside they had an AWESOME rib eye sandwich! Had many of those with a nice ice cold Genny Cream!

anyone remember Uncle Sam's? or the buffet at Cordon Bleu on Transit Road? How about that disco "Club 747" (I wasn't a disco person - just for the record)
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Old 08-15-2009, 12:31 PM
 
Location: Now in Houston!
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OMG! Cassidy's! THAT PLACE burned to the ground didn't it??many years ago. We used to go when we were 19 and then the drinking age became 21 and then finally got in LOL>...No one was sober in that place it seemed!! wow... Freddy's special when they had 97 ROCK there also?
Yeah - it burned down. I just street-viewed the corner of Amherst and Main. Wow. It's all suburban-looking now. I remember the Cassidy's building was an old-style tavern type of building on the northwest corner.

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I remember wearing my IZOD alligator tennis shirts ! was the in thing LOL
And you always had the collar up, right?
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Old 08-16-2009, 08:29 AM
 
Location: Amherst/Snyder
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Old 11-19-2009, 11:52 AM
 
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Buffalo Drive In
Grandview Drive In
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Old 11-19-2009, 07:09 PM
 
Location: in area code 919 & from 716
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remember the Twin Drive In's? Used to watch them from the play room window
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Old 11-29-2009, 06:48 AM
 
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ahhh ... the Broadway Market (where we used to get our Easter Duck - killed after it was picked out)

and the FRESH horseradish burning your eyes ... the best you could get for beef on weck ...

I'm in NC ... and only ONE spot down in Wilmington sells Beef on Weck ... the weck was some how different though ... but STILL real good!

... before the Anchor bar got famous and completely rearranged inside they had an AWESOME rib eye sandwich! Had many of those with a nice ice cold Genny Cream!

anyone remember Uncle Sam's? or the buffet at Cordon Bleu on Transit Road? How about that disco "Club 747" (I wasn't a disco person - just for the record)
how about Monday Night at Mulligan's on Allen?
Rue Franklin West?

And an old speakeasy with the window in the door when you came in..anybody remember the name of that place?
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Old 01-12-2010, 10:31 AM
 
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i came from london uk lived in fort erie 57 to 60 loved buffalo freindly bars amber bar tommies schuper house on niagara also babe fatimas bar and grill i live in montreal now oh those memories had some good friends there people i have lost contact with after so many years john doogan joe sullivan lived in south park used to show me around loved it
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Old 01-15-2010, 05:26 AM
 
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The doughnut place on Main st. was Freddies. Best peanut stick ever. Tops has one that comes close. Balo's for Roast Beef.

yes, it was freddy's - used to stop there from dance class...also santoras pizza, going for a hot apple dumpling with vanilla sauce at kresge's counter, frozen custard on grant street, and walking to niagara street for Italian bread.
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Old 01-18-2010, 04:41 PM
 
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Yeah - it burned down. I just street-viewed the corner of Amherst and Main. Wow. It's all suburban-looking now. I remember the Cassidy's building was an old-style tavern type of building on the northwest corner.


And you always had the collar up, right?
Of course!Upstater! I was one of those preppy Izod girls LOL>>>with the whales on the purses with the wooden handles... OMG, I remember the music blaring and people having the bartender spinning the wheel for Freddy's special!!

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remember the Twin Drive In's? Used to watch them from the play room window
I vaguely remember the drive in! I think I remember seeing Bednobs and Broomsticks LOL...

Anyone remember Fun and Games amusement park next to Twin Fair??? and those swinging cages? A friend and I used to go in those things and did the 360 all the way around in it!

Freddys Donuts rocked! They were as good as Krispy Kreme when those came out I had fond memories of Freddy's! Glazed the best. They always sold them after mass at church lol........

Does anyone remember Sears downtown having monkeys in cages?? LOL>...I remember it......in the pet dept.? Call me crazy but I swear..........
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Old 01-26-2010, 04:27 PM
 
Location: Grand Island, Nebraska
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Genesee Cream Ale and Taco Junction and of course Costello's Pizza in the Transir Hill Plaza (where Ralph's Market is) on Transit Rd
OMG!!!!!! Cosillo's Pizza..........Depew!! Grew up in the neighborhood right behind the Plaza. We fly in BUF drive right to Cosillo's for a Pizza Sub.

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