10 Restaurant Chains That Flopped

[Brandon]

Harold's Steer-In at 10th & Emerson is still open but barely and is no longer a drive-in.

We tried to go there Saturday and there was not a parking spot to be had. I have been there several times in the past 6 months or so and only had 2 or 3 tables to pick from.
I think they are alive and kicking well.

 

[MadMan66]

No mention of Flakey Jakes?
Laughners before they went down hill and closed.
I know we ate at Sizzler's and haven't heard about them in a long while.


Who wants to make a list of places they think will be closed in the next 10 years?


*Ate at the Ponderosa in Greenfield this past weekend, was nothing to brag about, but still decent food.

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[Brandon]

Well dangit. I swear I did not see it

 

[engineerpower]

How about the vintage McDonalds? We had one in Lebanon that still had the arches, jukebox, and 50's style into the 90's, maybe even 00's. Then it sold out and is just another "contemporary" cafe McD. Same thing for the Burger King, which is now a BK Lounge.

 

[danielson]

Yeah, the first time I was forced into a "MC'CAFE" I shook my head. Then I realized it was still mcdonalds, and I DO like their fries, and they DO make a good grilled chicken club, so I had lunch.