Age yourself by naming a store/business that no longer exists that you frequented.

[TerryMiller]

remember what happened to you if you got caught going to bathroom/
little song they made you sing

Maybe you missed the first 4 words of my comment...

..."I was never there..."

Thus, I can't remember anything if I had never been there.

 

[RickN]

John A Brown

 

[O4L]

I grew up in Shawnee and we had some of the stores mentioned here in the thread. The ones I haven’t seen are listed below.

Cooks
Brannons
Benton’s cafe
Brown Derby drive in
A&W drive in
Baptist Sporting Goods
Ritz theater
Horback theater
Penthouse theater
Starlight drive in

My Shawnee list would also include...

Town Talk Cafe
Grand Cafe
Wide Awake Cafe
Art's Cafe
El Burrito
Bea Britton's
Pizza Planet
Kimi's Pizza
The Grubsteak
The Pepperoni Cafe
Ken's Pizza

 

[Bocephus123]

RiDiamond Jacks - or Rosie’s Rib Joint for us tulsa folks

Diamond Jacks was cool

 

[kingfish]

Diamond Jacks was cool

Best sandwich shop I've ever found.

 

[kingfish]

Haven't read this entire thread, so I'll give a first or second shout out for Pennington's Drive In. Best fried shrimp in Tulsa.

 

[emapples]

Are there any Goldies left

 

[Spider27monkey]

Are there any Goldies left

Broken Arrow still has one.

 

[TerryMiller]

I don't remember the name, but there was a fancy restaurant in NE OKC that served gourmet foods. We had a brother-in-law that wanted to take the family (several of us) out there for "Dinner." (Dinner in my lexicon is the noon meal, but this occasion would have been "supper" to me.)

For the life of me, I can't remember the name, but I can remember that I didn't think the meal was all that good, especially considering the prices.

Add to the above. I think it was called the Greystone restaurant. A story below indicates it was sold in 1995. We would have gone there in the late '80's.

Greystone Sold; restaurant to Reopen

 

[Mr.Glock]

Shotgun Sams Pizza. MWC, Ok.