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  • @tour2ma said:

    Aw c'mon...

    Arthur's was right up there with Roy Rogers...

    I remember they had one of those on Pearl Road.  I think it's a Wendy's now.  Carols Hamburgers on W.130th.  and of course The Red Barn on Pearl and Snow.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Carols Hamburgers on W.130th.  and of course The Red Barn on Pearl and Snow.

    Loved the "CarolBurger"... their version of the Big Mac...

    Ate at that Red Barn once... actually made me sick.

    @ian-the-brown-taylor said:

    Wendy's have a few in the UK 

    But best I've tasted is the in and out burger place 

    Stunning 

    I found In N Out to be overrated... one of those "mystique" things... like Coors beer once upon a time.

    I think Jack (formerly known as Jack in the Box) has the best food of all the national chains, but in Texas we have Whataburger. Their Patti Melt is killer...

  • Speaking of burgers, has anyone been to Wahlburger's downtown yet? 

    Owned by Marky Mark Wahlburg and his brothers. 

  • Culver’s is good 

  • Speaking of burgers, has anyone been to Wahlburger's downtown yet? 

    Owned by Marky Mark Wahlburg and his brothers. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Speaking of burgers, has anyone been to Wahlburger's downtown yet? 

    Owned by Marky Mark Wahlburg and his brothers. 

    Booked in for the tailgate gnats next Sunday 

    And going to walburgers in the casino after game . Have heard it's good 

  • Ian, it's probably going to be ugly next Sunday.  KC has a good team.  But enjoy yourself in Cleveland.

  • Culver’s is good 

    @the-gipper said:

    Culver’s is good 

    They have one in Avon Lake.  Haven't  tried it yet but supposed to be good.

  • Ian, it's probably going to be ugly next Sunday.  KC has a good team.  But enjoy yourself in Cleveland.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Ian, it's probably going to be ugly next Sunday.  KC has a good team.  But enjoy yourself in Cleveland.

    True, but expectations will be so low that any upside will feel good...

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Ian, it's probably going to be ugly next Sunday.  KC has a good team.  But enjoy yourself in Cleveland.

    True, but expectations will be so low that any upside will feel good...

    @tour2ma said:

    True, but expectations will be so low that any upside will feel good...

    What if expectations are for no upside?  LOL!?

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Ian, it's probably going to be ugly next Sunday.  KC has a good team.  But enjoy yourself in Cleveland.

    True, but expectations will be so low that any upside will feel good...

    @tour2ma said:

    True, but expectations will be so low that any upside will feel good...

    Hey baby half way through 2-5-1 the natives had a brief taste of success and now will be restless -and- a challenging schedule ahead. 🙁

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Carols Hamburgers on W.130th.  and of course The Red Barn on Pearl and Snow.

    Loved the "CarolBurger"... their version of the Big Mac...

    Ate at that Red Barn once... actually made me sick.

    @ian-the-brown-taylor said:

    Wendy's have a few in the UK 

    But best I've tasted is the in and out burger place 

    Stunning 

    I found In N Out to be overrated... one of those "mystique" things... like Coors beer once upon a time.

    I think Jack (formerly known as Jack in the Box) has the best food of all the national chains, but in Texas we have Whataburger. Their Patti Melt is killer...

    @tour2ma said:

    Loved the "CarolBurger"... their version of the Big Mac...

    Ate at that Red Barn once... actually made me sick.

    I found In N Out to be overrated... one of those "mystique" things... like Coors beer once upon a time.

    I think Jack (formerly known as Jack in the Box) has the best food of all the national chains, but in Texas we have Whataburger. Their Patti Melt is killer...

    Red Barn was terrible. No Jack in the Box in Ohio that I know of.   Wife collects those styrofoam Jack heads..   

  • Don't think I'll eat at the red barn then lol

  • Greetings from the UK - browns fans 

    I am visiting for the Kansas city chiefs game 

    This will be my first trip to Cleveland 

    What's the best place to have a few beers and tailgate and talk to fellow browns fans 

    @ian-the-brown-taylor said:

    Greetings from the UK - browns fans 

    I am visiting for the Kansas city chiefs game 

    This will be my first trip to Cleveland 

    What's the best place to have a few beers and tailgate and talk to fellow browns fans 

    Make sure you have a bottle of Great Lakes Christmas Ale, a local delight of a beer 

    edit  - Will it be sold as early as next week? 

  • Don't think I'll eat at the red barn then lol

    @ian-the-brown-taylor said:

    Don't think I'll eat at the red barn then lol

    Where are you flying from/to ian?...(fellow brit in birmingham).

    Expensive to get there?

  • Don't think I'll eat at the red barn then lol

    @ian-the-brown-taylor said:

    Don't think I'll eat at the red barn then lol

    Rekd Barn has been closed for a long time.

  • I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Oven in Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

  • @ian-the-brown-taylor said:

    Don't think I'll eat at the red barn then lol

    Where are you flying from/to ian?...(fellow brit in birmingham).

    Expensive to get there?

    @claretbrown said:

    Where are you flying from/to ian?...(fellow brit in birmingham).

    Expensive to get there?

    Hello

    Flying from Heathrow to Toronto British airways 

    Then hire car to Cleveland 

    Was not that bad 

    Three Hundred ISH for return flight 150 for hire car 6 days 

    About 80 dollars two tickets 

    Plus hotel and BnB 

  • I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Oven in Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Ovenin Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

    Thanks Mike 

    I shall definitely check out some other these places 

  • I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Oven in Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Oven in Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

    Whenever I travel I always ask people in other businesses where the locals like best to eat. I had the best Italian Ribolitta soup I have ever tasted in my life in a little out of the way cafe in Florence. We were the only tourists in that little sidewalk cafe down a sidestreet on the other side of the river from the main square. Similar experiences in other countries as well. If we ever get to eastern Spain I will make sure Nero takes us to such a place. I'm sure he's got a couple or more there.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Loved the "CarolBurger"... their version of the Big Mac...

    Ate at that Red Barn once... actually made me sick.

    I found In N Out to be overrated... one of those "mystique" things... like Coors beer once upon a time.

    I think Jack (formerly known as Jack in the Box) has the best food of all the national chains, but in Texas we have Whataburger. Their Patti Melt is killer...

    Red Barn was terrible. No Jack in the Box in Ohio that I know of.   Wife collects those styrofoam Jack heads..   

    @hoorta said:

    Red Barn was terrible. No Jack in the Box in Ohio that I know of.   Wife collects those styrofoam Jack heads..   

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Rekd Barn has been closed for a long time.

    There was a Red Barn in my town right across from the football field, and naturally it was packed after the games.  We used to eat there all the time, obviously, it being so convenient.  (not McD's anywhere close then...though now there is).

    Also....for a 6 week period in 1971 I worked for The Red Barn on Sunrise Blvd.  in Fort Lauderdale, and FYI, their National (International?) headquarters was in Ft. L.   The CEO of the company would come into our place all the time.

    But, yes, they went belly up.

    The Red Barn restaurant was a fast-food restaurant chain founded in 1961 in Springfield, Ohio, by Don Six, Martin Levine, and Jim Kirst. In 1963, the small chain was purchased by Richard O. Kearns, operated as Red Barn System, with the offices moving briefly to Dayton, Ohio and in August 1964 to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. During the late 1960s United Servomation, also called Servomation, bought the Red Barn chain.[1] In 1978 United Servomation merged with the City Investing Company's GDV division which also owned the Motel 6motel chain.[1][2] Only interested in real estate, construction, and financial services the new owners ceased advertising for the chain along with allowing the franchise leases to expire with the last of the leases expiring around 1988.[1][3] At its peak, Red Barn had 300-400 restaurants in 19 states, as well as outlets in southern Ontario, elsewhere in Canada, andAustralia.[4]

  • I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Oven in Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    I always suggest local food or mini local chains to out of town/country visitors for food. I will not go to national chain restaurants when away from home, preferring local places such as Tim's Tavern and/or Eadie's in Canton for fish, Swenson's (drive-in or carryout) for a great burger (or 2 or 3), Hartville Kitchen for homestyle Amish food, Papa Bear's/Pizza Oven in Canton, The Rail (high end burgers, 24 OHIO craft beers on tap). Of course, Great Lakes and/or Thirsty Dog.

    Mike

    Hartville Kitchen is far from being the best Amish style food.   The Amish Door is much better....as are a number of other Amish country eateries.