MAINE SHORE DINNER
Served in disposable vessels.
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SOUTHERNERS ONLY
THE SOUTHERNER RESTAURANT
on U.S. 301
Elm City, N.C.Open 5 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Offering Good Food Promptly and Courteously Served.
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BEST FOOD BY A DAM SITE
BOB’S CHICKEN SHACK
Boulder City, Nevada
Best Food by a Dam SiteOne of the most popular eating places in Nevada where you will always get the finest in Chicken, steaks and sea foods. The owners Bob and Esther Tuttle have been catering to the western tourists for years and they and their friends always return to the Chicken Shack when in the Hoover Dam area.
I’ll have the Dam Half-Chicken with Dam Mashed & Gravy. Dam coffee black.
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WAYFARER RESTAURANT
In honor of New York City Restaurant Week
Look at the waitress’s hair! If the gun over the fireplace was hanging a little lower and pointing to her hairdo, this would be perfect.
That is one massive lobster appetizer on the table.
THE WAYFARER
Manchester, New HampshireFine food and good service in the New England tradition is further enhanced by fine wines. A leisurely meal is made even more enjoyable in such a setting as this.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
POLYNESIAN CONCOCTION, ANYONE?
KAHIKI Polynesian Supper Club
3583 E. Broad St., Columbus OhioA myriad of tastes and colors are blended into the many exclusive concoctions by Bar Manager Señor George Ono.
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PANCAKES and BAR-B-QUE
LOOK GOOD?…You can get ‘em at the
ROUND-UP
257 Avenida Del Norte
Hollywood Riviera
Redondo Beach, CaliforniaSERVING QUALITY FOOD From Sunup ‘till Sundown
— Featuring —
12 VARIETIES OF PANCAKES
and
AUTHENTIC WOOD BAR-B-QUE FOODS TO GO
BAR-B-QUEd PANCAKES anyone???
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GIFTS - PECANS - FOOD - GAS
Gasoline, too!
MAGNOLIA PLANTATION
“The South’s Finest”
4 Miles South — Interstate 75
Tifton, Georgia
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HOJO’S OVER THE HIGHWAY
I would like someone to write a song with this title. All I ask for is credit for the title and three percent royalties.
Located on the Illinois tollway (I-94), twenty miles south of the Wisconsin line, the Lake Forest Oasis serves motorists twenty-four hours a day. This unique over-the-road facility offers auto and truck fuel, restaurant, gift shop, restrooms, and telephone service in a lively nautical decor.
Hey Illinois. I love it that you call them oases!
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PANCAKES!
(It’s the last day of New York City Restaurant Week)
In his childhood, your BAD POSTCARDS blogger ate many a pancake (the best ever) at this very restaurant—one pat of butter per pancake, completely soaked with real maple syrup that was made on the premises. Amazing!
GOULD’S SUGAR HOUSE
On the Famous Mohawk Trail, Route 2, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts
ALL PURE MAPLE PRODUCTS made here: Sold and served in rustic New England atmosphere. Also featuring fine gifts. Deerskin Products, Native Woodcraft.
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BENIHANA…THE EARLY YEARS
Happy New York City Restaurant Week!
BENIHANA…An Authentic Japanese Steak House
Dining rooms are exquisitely constructed by Japanese craftsmen who completed them in the traditional manner, without using a single nail.
East: 120 East 56th Street, New York
West: 61 West 56th Street, New York
“…without using a single nail.” Would this pass NYC’s current building code?
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IDEAL FISH PLATTER
Happy New York City Restaurant Week!
IDEAL FISH RESTAURANT,
SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIASea Food Platter, specialty of Ideal Fish Restaurant, consisting of six different kinds of fish and shell fish, crab salad, cole slaw, and French fried potatoes. Served daily from this world-famous restaurant located at the entrance to the Municipal Wharf in Santa Cruz, California.
Decorative fish net included with every meal.
If the forks are too big for your mouth, let the waitress know.
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“WE’VE BEEN DINING AT THE BETTER RESTAURANTS!”
Happy New York City Restaurant Week!
Stay tuned! NYC Restaurant Week is really two weeks. BAD POSTCARDS will be serving up some really tasty dishes!
There’s a caption on the verso of this postcard:
“ENJOYING OUR __________ VACATION.”
The blank is the name of a state. Care to guess which one?
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