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Juicy-O is terrible.

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Omega might be the definitive Greek diner but you have to drive past the superior Juicy-O on Finley to get to it. They give you a free dish of homemade donut holes there. Right next to where Flip Side records used to be.


Juicy-O is terrible. And it's a mundane chain. When your calling card is free donut holes, you should go sponsor a Sox stadium or something.


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Juicy-O apparently spawns visceral feelings.

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Gross. I thought more highly of you guys than that (well, at least DannyB).

Juicy-O is bad. I think they only serve breakfast and lunch, anyway. They don't belong in this thread.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.

You ever make it up to Crandall's on 47, just north of Hebron but before the state line? They make (made?) some greasy fried chicken.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.


Actually, they're back open. Right now it's just for weddings and such, but I hear they plan on re-opening the restaurant.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.


Dude! I think we might be best friends.

Used to go here occasionally with a friend of mine from Elburn who is close personal friends with Babe Winkelmann. Definitely old school.

AND... if you take 10 West for a few miles and then (location omitted), there is a small lake with some of the best bass fishing I've ever had in my life. I think I tell Don Tiny about this spot every time I drink with him. He's usually sober, so I'm sure it's awful for him to listen to.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.


Dude! I think we might be best friends.

Used to go here occasionally with a friend of mine from Elburn who is close personal friends with Babe Winkelmann. Definitely old school.

AND... if you take 10 West for a few miles and then (location omitted), there is a small lake with some of the best bass fishing I've ever had in my life. I think I tell Don Tiny about this spot every time I drink with him. He's usually sober, so I'm sure it's awful for him to listen to.

:lol:

Don does put up with a lot.

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Used to go here occasionally with a friend of mine from Elburn who is close personal friends with Babe Winkelmann. Definitely old school.


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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.


Dude! I think we might be best friends.

Used to go here occasionally with a friend of mine from Elburn who is close personal friends with Babe Winkelmann. Definitely old school.

AND... if you take 10 West for a few miles and then (location omitted), there is a small lake with some of the best bass fishing I've ever had in my life. I think I tell Don Tiny about this spot every time I drink with him. He's usually sober, so I'm sure it's awful for him to listen to.

:lol:

Don does put up with a lot.


:lol: Without question. It's why I love Don.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.

You ever make it up to Crandall's on 47, just north of Hebron but before the state line? They make (made?) some greasy fried chicken.



No, but I did eat at a strange little place on Route 12 in Richmond once. I don't remember the name.

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leashyourkids wrote:
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.


Dude! I think we might be best friends.

Used to go here occasionally with a friend of mine from Elburn who is close personal friends with Babe Winkelmann. Definitely old school.

AND... if you take 10 West for a few miles and then (location omitted), there is a small lake with some of the best bass fishing I've ever had in my life. I think I tell Don Tiny about this spot every time I drink with him. He's usually sober, so I'm sure it's awful for him to listen to.

Babe Winkelman*

What kind of fisherman are you?

Who the fuck would put an extra n on the end? Stupid.

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Hey imu, you gotta know Spring Cove (maybe now just called the cove) over there on wise near frost jr. High right?


Classic Greek diner. Couldn't be any more Greek diner.

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Hey imu, you gotta know Spring Cove (maybe now just called the cove) over there on wise near frost jr. High right?


Classic Greek diner. Couldn't be any more Greek diner.

That has been called Checker's for at least 15-20 years.

And I'd call that a classic pancake house.

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Hey imu, you gotta know Spring Cove (maybe now just called the cove) over there on wise near frost jr. High right?


Classic Greek diner. Couldn't be any more Greek diner.

That has been called Checker's for at least 15-20 years.

And I'd call that a classic pancake house.

Nope. We're not talking about the same place then. I know it was the cove no more than 10 years ago... used to go there for breakfast with DW and tmurf every Sunday back when I lived in the 60193.

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Damn. Upon further review... the cove... he gone!

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Don't you ever second guess me about Schaumburg.

Whatever noob. I served 24 years there before you were a runny mess down your mommas leg.

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I heard of it but during my formative years,I was living around Elmwood Park. I ate at Horwath's and lived to tell about it!


Yep, we'd go there for graduations.

A couple more old school places:

Tom's Steak House on North Ave.
White Fence Farm in Romeoville

I have a taste for Merichka's now.

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Ok hot shot, the Mickey D's at Plum Grove and Higgins near our high school, what famous shit hole hot dog place was that before they tore it down? It was the only place I know that served RC as their main cola.

And better yet, what Italian Place on Golf used to be in the Champps location before it closed? Had my first date there with the wife.

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Ok hot shot, the Mickey D's at Plum Grove and Higgins near our high school, what famous shit hole hot dog place was that before they tore it down? It was the only place I know that served RC as their main cola.

And better yet, what Italian Place on Golf used to be in the Champps location before it closed? Had my first date there with the wife.

I think Pepe's serves RC as their cola.

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Another place I'd call old school, although it was somewhat specific and atypical, was Fisherman's Inn on 47. Man, these places are dropping like flies. We need to landmark them or something.


yeah it's banquet weddings only now. still great though!


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There's still a Pepes in Rolling Meadows I think. Haven't been to that dive in a few decades.

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Ok hot shot, the Mickey D's at Plum Grove and Higgins near our high school, what famous shit hole hot dog place was that before they tore it down? It was the only place I know that served RC as their main cola.

And better yet, what Italian Place on Golf used to be in the Champps location before it closed? Had my first date there with the wife.

I think Pepe's serves RC as their cola.


A lot of Greek joints and Chicago pizza places serve RC. It's cheaper. I have a friend who was a salesman for Pepsi. He used to sneer about RC and say, "I spill more than they sell."

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Jorr you are a wealth of useless knowledge and I love you for it.

If he made all this weird shit up out of thin air would you know the difference?

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