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Billy, I was an everyday customer in 68/69...3 of them on the way to the after school gig at John Ward Shoes near Elm Place
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dbob, down here in Florida, we can buy Sabrett, Nathan's and Hebrew National (my favorite). Have not seen Hygrade in many years.
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I did not see anyone mention about the hotdogs from the jewish deli's that had mustard and potatoe salad on them, We did that in the east part of the bronx. How about those cherry lime rickies.
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quote: Originally posted by schwartz:
Oye vey! the best dogs were kosher at our local deli Witkens.
You missed this post Longfellow.
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| Posts: 789 | Location: SOMEWHERE IN WESTCHESTER NY | Registered: 14 September 2006 | |
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I must admit I have never put potato salad on a hot dog. Just might have to try that!
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quote: Originally posted by BRONX BOY:
MIKE..TRY IT SOME TIME. YOU WONT BE SORRY
I'll give it a try and let you know!
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Mike - just make sure it is the good Jewish deli potato salad!
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I used to get great hot dogs on the Concourse and 161 street...wish I could remember the name of the place.
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Was it Nedicks?...they are long gone...just 1 location left in Midtown.
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Thanks dbob...I knew there was one down there close to the Stadium.
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Oh, man.. Adventurer's Inn... How many people know that under the floor of the (now) Nathan's is the pirate logo from th Adventurer's Inn? My uncle, who had a car, used to take my folks and I up to Yonkers on a Sunday for hot dog and fries. Then we would play the games in the back room. My favorite was a baseball game where the player swung what was supposed to be a bat and you tried to get the ball up to the single, double, etc. Then I would beg to take "the long way home", which meant riding up Central Avenue to the Bronx River and then back to the Bronx. After the golf course past Adventurere's Inn there was ... right.. nothing. Look at it now.
Adventurer's Inn is gone, as are my uncle and my folks, but every time I pass Nathan;s I recall those days fondly and still take the long way home.
Steve
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Gorman's was right next door to Plymouth's.
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quote: Originally posted by Geebeau:
Oh, man.. Adventurer's Inn... How many people know that under the floor of the (now) Nathan's is the pirate logo from th Adventurer's Inn? My uncle, who had a car, used to take my folks and I up to Yonkers on a Sunday for hot dog and fries. Then we would play the games in the back room. My favorite was a baseball game where the player swung what was supposed to be a bat and you tried to get the ball up to the single, double, etc. Then I would beg to take "the long way home", which meant riding up Central Avenue to the Bronx River and then back to the Bronx. After the golf course past Adventurer's Inn there was ... right.. nothing. Look at it now.
Adventurer's Inn is gone, as are my uncle and my folks, but every time I pass Nathan;s I recall those days fondly and still take the long way home.
Steve
----I USE TO HANG OUT AT THE ADVENTURER'S INN DURING THE LATE 50'S AND EARLY 60'S MY GIRL FRIENDS AND I USE TO HAVE OUR PICTURES TAKING IN THE GAME ROOM NEAR THE BACK DOOR TO THE PARKING LOT.--JOHNNY---P S THE PIRATE LOGO WAS ABOUT 25 FEET IN FROM THE STREET ENTRANCE. |
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