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down home wrote:
We are near Kingman,Az or a bit.
We have looked around but not found what we want but did find California pricing on everything.
Did the Cracker Barrel( no frosted mugs for root beer anymore and higher prices). Did the Golden Coral, lots of Chicken and chicken and chicken and mashed and fried potatoes and such.
Most of the usual fast food places. I swear if I ever take another bit of a McDonals burger, I will croak. Found one little restaurant near a days inn California pricing small fare.
A steak house now,no guns allowed, 24.00 for small cheap tough steak.
But no Mom and Pops. Went to Bullhead City and Laughlin Nv. Not going to the casinos. Just the same typical chain out of the freezer into the fryer stuff. Same in Havasu City
Surely there are some good places in Western Az to eat. Where and who are they?
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JRscooby wrote:A lot of the mom and pop places the owners are getting older and retiring. The kids usually don't want anything to do with running the place, not a lot of money in it for a lot of work.
Yesterday, South East Nebraska, DW touring quilt shops. 3 small towns, each listed 2-4 non-chain restaurants on GPS. None open when we started looking for lunch, about 11:30. And most had "For Rent" signs on the buildings. Finally ate at a chain about 2. I wonder if floods are hurting? Or the trade war?
Over the years, when I had time, I have asked utility or city workers where to eat lunch. But as the workers have got younger, they only know of the chains.
When wife and I first started to vacation together we decided to hunt for restaurants the locals used. If we had a good meal, next find another local. But if we got a meal we did not like, go to chain so we knew what we would get...
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