Former Whitespot tables?

[Regulator75]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

what the hell are they hiding?

The insane amount of fat on the prime rib.

[Barnes]

Originally Posted by Rathji

How many other posters would need to clarify that?

Approximately 2-3% I would guess.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Regulator75

The insane amount of fat on the prime rib.

It is what gives the steak soup that silky texture......

[pylon]

Originally Posted by troutman

Nick's says hi.

Red Carpet too.

Caesars steak House. I feel like a 70's gangster every time I sit down in there.

[Regulator75]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

It is what gives the steak soup that silky texture......

So once they clear my plate that has 1 pound of fat, they just throw it in the soup stock? Seems reasonable.

[TorqueDog]

Originally Posted by pylon

Caesars steak House. I feel like a 70's gangster every time I sit down in there.

Downtown location, definitely.

Willow Park has been remodeled and it's bad-ass.

[Hack&Lube]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

I have never liked Smugglers, why is it so dark, what the hell are they hiding?

Smuggler's Inn merely adopted the dark. Mother Tucker's was born in it.

[bugsy]

Originally Posted by Dozer

I remember those old tables from back in the day they were very wood and had green kinda crystally things.Also the meatballs at the salad bar and sword fights in the back of the car with my brother with those little plastic swords that came with the Shirley temple.

Originally Posted by JD

Haha... if I didn't know better I would have thought you were my brother! I have the exact same memories.

If I remember correctly, there was a White Spot on 32nd Avenue near 36th Street NE, one on 17th Ave near 52nd Street SE, and maybe one somewhere in the NW? And those were steak houses, not the chain-y burger joint that exists in modern times. Separate entities.

I totally remember those tables though... they had bits of moss sort of crystalized inside them along with the aforementioned wood.

As soon as I read the title i knew what (tables) you guys were talking about. Salad Bar, Shirley Temples, the whole bit. One I remember going to most often was near Westbrook Mall if i recall correctly. There was also a Wizards Castle/Arcade at Westbook then. Good times