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

[davek]

Legends BBQ in Owasso
Martin's Steak House in Enid. They would marinade steaks with some sort of Italian seasoning. I really liked it.

 

[Uncle TK]

Do you remember what ingredient made a hamburger a Twitty Burger?

A slice of Pinapple

 

[dennishoddy]

My cousins lived in Tonkawa just off Fountain Rd. We always stopped at the Stuckey's.
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There is a fried pie business in there now. We have a nephew working at that building.

 

[saddlebum]

underwood's ,coit's and fox and horn, yes I'm food fixated

 

[saddlebum]

If you are from around Midwest City, Ok. I watched many many movies in my youth at SkyTrain Theater. It was in the Atkinson Plaza. The most modern Shopping and City in the Country. LOL!

didn't it become a night club at one time?

 

[saddlebum]

That's because Safeway didn't go away, they just changed their name to Homeland back in the late '80s or early '90s.

We had a grocery store called Grider's. It was in the same building as Target (it's now a Hobby Lobby), and you could go from Target into Grider's without going outside. Their grocery carts never left the store--they had numbered carts, and when you checked out, you got a ticket for each cart you had. You'd go get your car and pull up to the front of the store, then give the attendant your ticket(s), and they'd bring your cart(s) out so you could unload the groceries into your car.

The system worked fine, usually. One of the ladies from church was loading her groceries into her trunk when the next lady in line pulled up behind her, but not quite far enough behind, and mashed her knees between that cars' bumpers...

fun fact I worked as a bodyguard for Maxine Grider for awhile .That was one rich woman

 

[O4L]

Cajun's Wharf. Onion Barrel. The all you can eat steakhouse that was around SE 34th and I-35. The go cart track at MacArthur Park.

 

[SoonerP226]

The all you can eat steakhouse that was around SE 34th and I-35.

Cattle Rustlers. The living definition of the old saying "quantity has a quality all its own."

 

[TedKennedy]

Fairway Auto Mall
Guy Henshaw's
Whitlock's

I worked at both Whitlock's and Fairway, Guy Henshall was still open then, had buddies that worked there.

Later on I worked for a parts house who's owner was related to the Knotty Pine folks. They catered our Christmas parties.

Anyone remember Le Pecardie French restaurant? Dude was from Vietnam, had the best French onion soup and French rolls ever to be found.

 

[CroatGoat]

Gibson's in Lawton, bought my first rifle there, 10/22! Otasco!

oooh Grandys in Tulsa!