I've always questioned the naming of this bar. I recall it was named something different before this (I thought it had "for the road" on the end). I've never been inside. Any of you?
One More (for the road)
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I believe the owner is the son of Wallace Russell. Wallace is one of the owners of the Pic. A buddy of mine was just there recently and said the food was very good. I remember a couple of different names for that place over the last 40 years but I can't think of one of them.
The extent of my bar adventures north of the Pic were the Villa D, formerly Tabernacle Inn, now Steak 38, and The Corral in Easthampton'ish, That was all in the in the early to mid 80's when I was young and stupid. Thank God I lived long enough to be old and stupid.
The extent of my bar adventures north of the Pic were the Villa D, formerly Tabernacle Inn, now Steak 38, and The Corral in Easthampton'ish, That was all in the in the early to mid 80's when I was young and stupid. Thank God I lived long enough to be old and stupid.
Yes, I was at the Villa D in the disco period about twice. My main bar was the four mile tavern at 70/72 circle. When I look back, I can say I stopped carousing bars in about 1980. That Corral reference has me stumped. Is that north of 70 on 206?
Yes. Right here: https://www.google.com/maps/place/T...869773!4d-74.7354294!16s/g/1vcl4nsj?entry=ttu
Toll Booth Saddle Shop now. It was a boot stompin' country bar way back when.
Toll Booth Saddle Shop now. It was a boot stompin' country bar way back when.
That's the one I was thinking of. Back then I lived in Presidential Lakes and we'd go to Gregorys in Mount Holly for school clothes and see that bar hunkered down there. Do you recall Gregory's? Not sure if I spelled it right.
I remember going to Gregory’s as a kid in the 60s, and there was another in, I think, Burlington.