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qualified101 wrote:i miss The shake shoppe in logan. they anything you wanted there including freat ice cream. not sure if it affiliated with the other ones from southern ohio, i dont think it was, it had a local owner.

I loved their fries and miss them also...their stuffed shirts were out of this world!!

I also miss the Hills ...Ames...G.C. Murphy's..Buckeye Mart..Kings

I miss the shake shoppe the most too

I miss shopping at Elberfeld's in Logan and having dinner at the Log Cabin.

Schachleiter's............Town Tavern

i thoutgh you'd say the ritzy ray

Maw Sesis.....Park Ave

Turks top 10 places he misses:

1.Tug & Hug
2.Circle Bar
3.Cabana Club
4.Mouse House
5.King & Queen
6.Wagners
7.Town Tavern
8.Sand Bar
9.Cloverleaf
10.Culligans

The Flying Dutchman wrote:Turks top 10 places he misses:

1.Tug & Hug
2.Circle Bar
3.Cabana Club
4.Mouse House
5.King & Queen
6.Wagners
7.Town Tavern
8.Sand Bar
9.Cloverleaf
10.Culligans

11. PBK
12. Red Fox lounge

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I miss shopping at Elberfeld's in Logan and having dinner at the Log Cabin.[/quote]

how about the Knotty Pine and the Colonial restaurant Nicks wine shop? they had the best jojo potatoes!!

Tipton's Bakery. Best pastry east of the Mississippi and one of the key components for Ironton having such a good football team for years. Look what they done for Tyler!

forgot about grocery stores, yes. the tiptons knew our family well, when somebody visited here from out of town, there always had to be a cream horn run. and wolohan's is another place i miss.

You're Tiger Bait wrote:I MISS HILL'S
BERTS PET CENTER
MEARANS/HARMON'S/EDELSON'S
BURGER KING
A THEATER
KRESGES
BIG LOTS
C.R. THOMAS'------ BUT I ABSOLUTLY LOVE MELINI'S
AND ALL THE STORES AND INDUSTRY THAT HAS VACATED IRONTON.

I worked at the Ironton Big Lots for over 16 yrs YTB. About a year before they closed her down, they sent me and the other manager to the one in Ashland. We have bird seed.

The Instructor wrote:I miss Burger Chef.

There was one in Ironton and it was where Peddler's is today.

The Big Chef sandwich was my favorite.

I also have some of the Looney Tunes glasses from there.

I used to collect them.

My Mom and Dad used to take me and my sister to the one on old scioto trail in Portsmouth back when we were kids.Me and my sis always got the "fun meals"...The precursor to McDonald's happy meal.I liked that restaurant as well.

I'm thinking Lancaster or Logan had a burger chef or something close to that any one from that area remember??

Reese's Hamburger Inn in Sciotoville The one that burnt

Nick's Bar in New Boston Nothing better than those little hot dogs all lined up Nick's arm. Ohhhhhhhhhh Yummmmmm

The Town House and Harold's In Portsmouth

All gone and all very good places to put on the ole feed basket

The big dipper in Wellston
Roy Rodgers on the south side of Dayton
Profs in Franklin, Oh.
Country Kitchen in Middletown
Copper Kettle in Chillicothe

I am surprised that no one has mentioned it, but the REAL and original Bob Evans in Rio Grand was very good. The one there now serves the same stuff that is at all of the other cardboard cutout Bob Evans.

I was never able to pass through Rio without stopping for lunch or breakfast. Same food available at both times. Their Sausage sandwich was perfect. And the biscuits and honey were good also.

And the Bob Evans Drive In in Gallipolis. Food was very good there also. And no one has mentioned the Bob Evans grocery stores. Better than A & P in their time.

In the '60s and '70s, the Eagle's Nest in Morehead had decent food also.

Anyone remember the Shoney's Drive In in Charleston WV with the carhops wearing skates?

Star's in Ashland, Ky

Yummy on the Outpost and their BBQ with slaw!

WhiteWhiskers wrote:Reese's Hamburger Inn in Sciotoville The one that burnt

Nick's Bar in New Boston Nothing better than those little hot dogs all lined up Nick's arm. Ohhhhhhhhhh Yummmmmm

The Town House and Harold's In Portsmouth

All gone and all very good places to put on the ole feed basket

reeses had the best,,BBQ sandwich ever, it took a full size plate to hold it,and it still covered it all....

The T&H in Ironton is certainly missed by many.

I was too young to get in there but I remember dear old Step and a Half!

i miss HomePlace...it was a nice place to eat in newboston in the k-mart shopping center. i dont remember a lot about it but i remember going there a lot when i was a real little kid