Drive in pic JJC posted in game thread

I was looking closely at this pic.... it's an indoor restaurant... that is so cute...
what a fun idea for date night... whatcha know about it ?

c/thru wrote:

I was looking closely at this pic.... it's an indoor restaurant... that is so cute...
what a fun idea for date night... whatcha know about it ?

i was looking at the car saying where is the door?

This is a great idea! Where is it? I'd like to go there.

it is either in universal or mgm in florida. i am pretty sure.

jamesjchrist wrote:

it is either in universal or mgm in florida. i am pretty sure.

you're right, It's disney mgm. I remember seeing
it in a brochure last time we were down there

c/thru wrote:

I was looking closely at this pic.... it's an indoor restaurant... that is so cute...
what a fun idea for date night... whatcha know about it ?

A very unique idea.

Wish there was one close to me.

BMG wrote:

c/thru wrote:

I was looking closely at this pic.... it's an indoor restaurant... that is so cute...
what a fun idea for date night... whatcha know about it ?

A very unique idea.

Wish there was one close to me.

c'mon.... how far a drive is it to orlando? 6, 7 hours?

c/thru wrote:

I was looking closely at this pic.... it's an indoor restaurant... that is so cute...
what a fun idea for date night... whatcha know about it ?

This is too cool and I was wondering why none of the windows were fogged up.

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

out here the restaurants are still looney on friday and saturday nights (45 to 90 minute waits.... unless you know someone).

jamesjchrist wrote:

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

out here the restaurants are still looney on friday and saturday nights (45 to 90 minute waits.... unless you know someone).

As long as there is an empty seat in the bar and free peanuts what the hey.

Oh, and something good on the TV.

BMG wrote:

jamesjchrist wrote:

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

out here the restaurants are still looney on friday and saturday nights (45 to 90 minute waits.... unless you know someone).

As long as there is an empty seat in the bar and free peanuts what the hey.

Oh, and something good on the TV.

our place lets you bring in wings and pizza even after their kitchen closes and for us it always seems to be happy hour.

jamesjchrist wrote:

BMG wrote:

jamesjchrist wrote:

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

out here the restaurants are still looney on friday and saturday nights (45 to 90 minute waits.... unless you know someone).

As long as there is an empty seat in the bar and free peanuts what the hey.

Oh, and something good on the TV.

our place lets you bring in wings and pizza even after their kitchen closes and for us it always seems to be happy hour.

There are still some dry counties around here but you are allowed to BYOB, they just cant sell it to you.
The food in some of them is fantastic and the places get pretty wild with people bringing in their own liquor.

BMG wrote:

jamesjchrist wrote:

BMG wrote:

jamesjchrist wrote:

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

out here the restaurants are still looney on friday and saturday nights (45 to 90 minute waits.... unless you know someone).

As long as there is an empty seat in the bar and free peanuts what the hey.

Oh, and something good on the TV.

our place lets you bring in wings and pizza even after their kitchen closes and for us it always seems to be happy hour.

There are still some dry counties around here but you are allowed to BYOB, they just cant sell it to you.
The food in some of them is fantastic and the places get pretty wild with people bringing in their own liquor.

OMG.... i guess they cant cut you off, if you have your own bottle of wild turkey 100 on the table. THAT has to be wild.

jamesjchrist wrote:

BMG wrote:

jamesjchrist wrote:

BMG wrote:

jamesjchrist wrote:

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Are the restaurants less crowded in your area now that the economy is in the tank?

I've seen a number close but they probably weren't doing good to begin with. the ones that are open are still very busy

out here the restaurants are still looney on friday and saturday nights (45 to 90 minute waits.... unless you know someone).

As long as there is an empty seat in the bar and free peanuts what the hey.

Oh, and something good on the TV.

our place lets you bring in wings and pizza even after their kitchen closes and for us it always seems to be happy hour.

There are still some dry counties around here but you are allowed to BYOB, they just cant sell it to you.
The food in some of them is fantastic and the places get pretty wild with people bringing in their own liquor.

OMG.... i guess they cant cut you off, if you have your own bottle of wild turkey 100 on the table. THAT has to be wild.

Yep, there is some crazy stuff in the south. If they had BYOB joints in WY they would have to station a squad of cops at every one.

yep, there is some crazy stuff in the south. If they had BYOB joints in WY they would have to station a squad of cops at every one.[/quote]

there were a lot of byob strip clubs because the laws said they couldn't serve ahlcohol where there was nudity

KK wrote:

yep, there is some crazy stuff in the south. If they had BYOB joints in WY they would have to station a squad of cops at every one.

there were a lot of byob strip clubs because the laws said they couldn't serve ahlcohol where there was nudity[/quote]

Nudity without alcohol ? .......thats unAmerican.

c/thru wrote:

I was looking closely at this pic.... it's an indoor restaurant... that is so cute...
what a fun idea for date night... whatcha know about it ?

I remember going to a restaurant with seats like that somewhere just south of Chicago but they didn't have the movies.

It looks like something they would have in Chicago.

Joebert wrote:

It looks like something they would have in Chicago.

Nah, it would be showing a gangster film

Joebert wrote:

It looks like something they would have in Chicago.

It was between Kankakee and Chicago. I can't find the place on the web but the furniture looked a lot like this:



http://www.sweetsofas.com/


They had waiters and waitresses dressed up like Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, and other fifties celebs... it was kinda cool