Mike L wrote:This reminds me... When I was a kid in the 80s we used to go to a sit down restaurant at Oxmoor. There was a bakery right next door. I think it might have been in the place where the Panera used to be. Does anyone remember it? And the name of the restaurant?
Lora S wrote:Blue Boar was down by what is now Macy's. . . . I used to go there on my lunch breaks when I worked at Wicks n Sticks. . . .
Robin Garr wrote:Mike L wrote:This reminds me... When I was a kid in the 80s we used to go to a sit down restaurant at Oxmoor. There was a bakery right next door. I think it might have been in the place where the Panera used to be. Does anyone remember it? And the name of the restaurant?
Mike, I'm combing through the dark recesses of my brain, but not having much luck coming up with a sit-down restaurant, other than the tables in the food court. Or Blue Boar! But that was at the St. Matthews Mall, wasn't it? Or could you be thinking of Farrell's Ice Cream? It did have its own sit-down area, although desserts-only as far as I know.
Mike L wrote:Robin Garr wrote:Mike L wrote:This reminds me... When I was a kid in the 80s we used to go to a sit down restaurant at Oxmoor. There was a bakery right next door. I think it might have been in the place where the Panera used to be. Does anyone remember it? And the name of the restaurant?
Mike, I'm combing through the dark recesses of my brain, but not having much luck coming up with a sit-down restaurant, other than the tables in the food court. Or Blue Boar! But that was at the St. Matthews Mall, wasn't it? Or could you be thinking of Farrell's Ice Cream? It did have its own sit-down area, although desserts-only as far as I know.
Thanks for the response Robin. It wasn't Blue Boar or Farrell's. Unless I'm totally misremembering, it was located either directly across from where California Pizza Kitchen is now, or maybe at the entrance next to the Cheesecake factory. It was in one of those long veiny hallways, at the very end, first place you'd see after coming in from parking. It was a sit down restaurant, serving American food, in a smallish space. We used to eat there, then if my Dad was in a good mood we'd walk over to the small bakery next door and get a big chocolate chip cookie.
Unless someone chimes in, I guess it's forgotten to time!
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