Tilted Kilt Pub - From the CJ

[Robin Garr]

Good catch. That was a copy and paste directly from their website.

Yeah, I wasn't trying to poke fun at you, Justin .. I figured from the formatting that it was a Website copy. Guess those folks are new in town. Probably don't even know where the old Sears used to be.

My thinking is if it's a kilt it belongs on a man.

So do you know why Scottish men where Kilts ?...because sheep can hear a zipper a mile away.

No poke suspected. I edited the original post.

So is it open? I have three boys that would love to look at women in kilts. lol

Note that hip was in parethesis.

Quotes, actually, but who's looking?

opps!

My thinking is if it's a kilt it belongs on a man.

So do you know why Scottish men where Kilts ?...because sheep can hear a zipper a mile away.

I hear they are opening the first week of August.

So is this where the Ernestos was?

You mean the Oldenburg Brewery building?

So is this where the Ernestos was?

You mean the Oldenburg Brewery building?

That's correct, it was Oldenburg then it was Ernestos

[Robin Garr]

So is this where the Ernestos was?

You mean the Oldenburg Brewery building?

That's correct, it was Oldenburg that it was Ernestos

Going back quite a way, but wasn't it something like Cork & Cleaver before that?

Going back quite a way, but wasn't it something like Cork & Cleaver before that?

Oldenburg built the building from the ground up. Not to say there wasn't a c&c on the same site at some point.

The Cork and Cleaver was in Middletown. I think the building in question is off Breckenridge Lane....that was an Ernesto's as well.

[Robin Garr]

The Cork and Cleaver was in Middletown. I think the building in question is off Breckenridge Lane....that was an Ernesto's as well.

Oh, silly me. I was picturing the Ernesto's in Middletown, which I'm pretty sure was a Cork/something & Cleaver/something.

Cork and Cleaver was a Steak & Ale clone. Popular in the same era. My last experience at Cork and Cleaver I was playing acoustic guitar in the bar...I was personally entertained watching a mouse scoot across the dimly lit floor for most of the evening.

[Robin Garr]

Cork and Cleaver was a Steak & Ale clone.

And if I recall correctly, the place that is now W.W. Cousin's (and has been for some 25 years) used to be a Steak & Ale.