The place was mediocre at best…..it skeeved a lot of people out. Not a huge loss to Delaware’s culinary scene.
bamboozer
It was a geezer magnet like the former Howard Johnsons on Kirkwood highway on Limestone road. Used to be packed on Saturday & Sunday mornings but the crowds died off. Honestly I thought it was gone years ago.
It was on a nice spot (for me), so ended up there from time to time. I’d love to see some local brewer take it over. [Could anything be as hipster as a Diner/Brewery?]
Anyway, because of the location, land will probably be sold to Wawa or Royal Farms.
Arthur
It was one of those Delaware establishments you went to as a lark – there, the Jackson inn, attilos, etc. places that survive on nostalgia alone
Dana Garrett
I like the flowering tree.
Jab
That actually looks like Wisteria growing on the building. If so, that might be why it is closing, major damage from the weight of the vines.
The place was mediocre at best…..it skeeved a lot of people out. Not a huge loss to Delaware’s culinary scene.
It was a geezer magnet like the former Howard Johnsons on Kirkwood highway on Limestone road. Used to be packed on Saturday & Sunday mornings but the crowds died off. Honestly I thought it was gone years ago.
It was on a nice spot (for me), so ended up there from time to time. I’d love to see some local brewer take it over. [Could anything be as hipster as a Diner/Brewery?]
Anyway, because of the location, land will probably be sold to Wawa or Royal Farms.
It was one of those Delaware establishments you went to as a lark – there, the Jackson inn, attilos, etc. places that survive on nostalgia alone
I like the flowering tree.
That actually looks like Wisteria growing on the building. If so, that might be why it is closing, major damage from the weight of the vines.
http://www.ecosystemgardening.com/chinese-wisteria.html