The 20 Most Popular Tri-State Places That Have CLOSED that You Wished Were Still Around Today
We asked our Facebook follwers for their favorite Tri-state businesses or restaurants that they wished were still around. Here are the results of your favorite Top 20 Places in the Tri-State you wished were still here today:
Sir Beef
Honey Fluff Donuts
Elliott's Steakhouse
Darryl's
Maxine's
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Sizzler
Weinbach Cafeteria
Smokey Bones
Don Pablo's Mexican Restaurant
Janbo's
Noble Roman's
Funky's
Garfield's
Chi Chi's
The Tennessean
Starlite Drive-In, Henderson, KY
Fox and Hound
Farmer's Daughter
Cheeseburger in Paradise
Village Saloon
Here are some other places in the Tri-State you still miss and wished were still around:
- One Price Clothing
- Books a Million
- The Pub
- Double R Restaurant
- Bonanza
- The Baby Shop
- Right Price Clothing
- Morrison's
- Show Bar
- Evansville Drive-In
- Sunset Drive-In
- Westside Drive-In
- Paul's Tavern
- Franklin Pastry
- USA Skate Rink
- Border's Bookstore
- Jo Jo's
- Burdette Park's skating rink
- K-Mart
- Nanny and Poppy's Pizza
- The Gold Mine Arcade - Eastland Mall
- Children's Palace
- Macs BBQ
- Village Inn Pizza
- Tooties, Newburgh
The above lists were obtained from our FB page comments. We'd like to thank all of you for your participation! #ClosedButNotForgotten
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