Who parks at Lizards Thicket corporate?
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I'd give up SC women's basketball to have The Thicket expand to the northern Rockies.
When I was at USC going to Lizard's Thicket was as exciting as going to Denny's.
Bojangles has invaded Vegas, but they only sell chicken strips.
As greasy as it is, their lineup of southern cooking is impressive. The closest thing to is might be Cracker Barrel.
I haven't been to one since I was a kid, but I thought it was fantastic way back then (1980s).As greasy as it is, their lineup of southern cooking is impressive. The closest thing to is might be Cracker Barrel.
When I lived in Greenville some years later in college and shortly thereafter, they opened one up there (edit to my previous comment: I did go to that one once.). I was very surprised that it did not do well at all and went out of business after maybe a year or so. I was sure it would do a bang-up business.
As long as I'm talking about SC restaurants, these ones that no longer exist come to mind: The Bounty. Went there maybe once when I was very young...have a very vague recollection eating there, but recall driving by it many times after it went out of business. Seemed like a fantastic idea...seafood restaurant in a ship on a lake.
Po' Folks. Loved it when I was a kid. I think someone bought the name and there are a few in Florida.
Sikes BBQ. This was my first ever taste of BBQ...and HASH....and I fell in love instantly.
Duff's. Rotating buffet blew my mind.
My kids loved Po' Folks and were fascinated by the Mason Jar tea glasses.
Anybody remember Sharkey's Pizza?
Anybody remember Sharkey's Pizza?
The whacky menus were epic. They used to have all you can eat fried chicken & they had good biscuits.
This appears to have flown over?
Cracker Barrel is a decent replacement if you don't have a good mom-and-pop meat-and-three place in your town. I tell people out here in Montana that Cracker Barrel is just the corporate version of "normal food" for us in the south. When I lived in the south, I hardly ever ate there because there were usually better options serving the same type of thing (in Anderson, for example, Mama Penn's). Now, that I'm out here, when I'm in Missoula or Billings, I eat there every chance I can to get a southern fix. If there was a Lizard's Thicket around here, I'd never need CB.As greasy as it is, their lineup of southern cooking is impressive. The closest thing to is might be Cracker Barrel.
I sincerely miss Cogburns's on Sumter St. Best steak sandwiches and fries on Earth!
Just avoid the Cracker on St Andrews Road, I have had multiple terrible experiences there with long waits and messed up orders, When the food comes its cold, as it was just sitting round back in the kitchen LOL. Very poorly managed imho, but its been a few months since my last visit, and I probably will not go to that one ever again,
What, your head?
Not mine, his. Judging by his response it wasn't obvious that he got your joke.
Appears nobody on this thread is bright enough to understand your question they just goon over chicken
I was wondering when someone was going to try to wrangle this thing back on topic!
Now I know!
Food is a much more popular topic than parking and only needs a slight opening to take over any thread
