/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11567838]

What restaurant/s did your family like to eat from when you were growing up? What did you get? For me, it was Ryan’s Steakhouse and the all-you-can-eat salad bar.

[Anonymous No.11567865]

Growing up in Wichita Falls, Texas, there was only one option: Ronnie’s Burgers. From the delicious burgers to scrumptious fries to the all-white environment, there was never anything to complain about at Ronnie’s. It’s too bad we couldn’t go after church because they were closed on Sundays, but Ronnie’s God fearing, white nationalist ways were what made it so special.

[Anonymous No.11567890]

>>11567865
Sounds pretty comfy. Is it still around?

[Anonymous No.11567892]

>>11567890
Hell yes, brother.

[Anonymous No.11567893]

>>11567838
grew up in the south, for me it was:
outback
captain d's
mrs. winner's
checker's
shoney's
longhorn
taco mac
western sizzlin
and some mexican places i forgot the name of

[Anonymous No.11567902]

We never were able to go to fancy restaurants to like Chili's or the outback. My mother always cooked and when we had enough money to eat out we'd go to Sonic. Parents got the brown bag special and we got kids meals. Funny thing is my father started managing one when I was 12, then the whole family ended up working for Sonic and we came out of poverty. Fast food is fucking good money if you can run shit right.

[Anonymous No.11567914]

Bugaboo Creek

[Anonymous No.11567932]

>>11567902
Did you guys get free food from the Sonic?

[Anonymous No.11568050]

>>11567932
Yeah. Shit was so cash. That first year for Christmas my dad brought home a gallon of maraschino cherries for me. I finished it in 3 days. For the most part we paid 50% though, don't want to be a hypocrite.

[Anonymous No.11568108]

Full Moon Family Restaurant in Lake Bluff, Illinois. I used to get the full moon skillet.

[Anonymous No.11568802]

>>11568108
What came with the skillet?

[Anonymous No.11568865]

Crazy Bill's Eye Opening breakfast special
*sip*
Now that was a breakfast

[Anonymous No.11568866]

we never really ate out
always ordered and ate at home

[Anonymous No.11568901]

>>11567865
Somebody found a gun but not the bullets and when he eat the restaurant he frighten and call the police.
Turns out restaurant owner did the servant three of the fourteen bullets and the rest was his wife.
Luckily he was poisoning but at the end they sent me to jail.

[Anonymous No.11568913]

>>11568866
How fat and gross were your parents?

[Anonymous No.11568923]

spent childhood in san diego. family immigrated from korea. i remember kfc being a huge treat when we first moved. same thing with pizza hut. as we settled in our go-to place was souplantation, that place was awesome.

[Anonymous No.11568933]

>>11567838
Never chains.
Always random pubs.
Fucking love my parents for it... quiet backroad pubs sometimes have incredible menus and food... there's a few me and my family still go to every other month.

[Anonymous No.11568939]

>>11568923
>as we settled in our go-to place was souplantation, that place was awesome.
i've been wanting to try souplantation. my family used to like ruby tuesday because they had a huge salad bar but they eventually downsized it to just a few basics, and the only other salad bar nearby shut down.

[Anonymous No.11568947]

>>11568939
>ruby tuesday
How are they still in business?

[Anonymous No.11568949]

I moved away 15 years ago, but this is a somewhat current menu of the place we used to eat at at least a couple times a week when I was growing up. I keep wanting to go back home for a visit but seeing these prices just makes me spend all my money on vodka instead of saving up and being depressed at how expensive things have gotten.

Thanks, Zuckerberg.

[Anonymous No.11568951]

>>11568939
its been around 15 years since i last had it so i cant even remember if it was actually good or not but i wish i could try it again. i thought ruby tuesday was a burger joint which reminds me i miss pic rel. used to drown my burger with jaapenos and cheese and honey mustard