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Memories of the old Chandel club - okctalk. com Re: Memories of the old Chandel club My dad used to take our family up there on special occasions I really don't recall the food so much as the revolving outer ring along with the view, which was a treat for this youngster
Oklahoma City Memories - OKCTalk My earliest memories of Oklahoma City go back to when Quail Springs Mall first opened in 1980 My mom bought me the General Lee matchbox car from Kay Bee Toys To a toddler, Quail Springs was freakin huge! Today, I can traverse the mall in less than five minutes
OKC restaurant memories - OKCTalk OKC restaurant memories Hello, I am new here, but I have some OKC food memories Included: Crystal’s Pizza (Always enjoyed watching Laurel Hardy, etc in the movie section) Shakey’s Pizza (Great Canadian Bacon) Lefty’s Pizza in Del City (Awesome combo pizzas) Pizza Planet (We always went there after the races on Friday nights) Mr
OKC restaurant memories - Page 2 - OKCTalk Re: OKC restaurant memories I remember so many of these places mentioned Alamo Plaza on S Robinson had great fried chicken Kip's Big Boy on North May and a few other locations (great to color in their comic books) Howard Johnson's Best fried clams on the planet Holloway's Charcoal Burgers on NW 23rd and Grand (now I-44)
Childhood Memories of OKC [Archive] - Page 18 - OKCTalk Non-family memories involve bus rides down here for school activities, including visiting the state capital and one or more visits to the zoo Oddly, my strongest memory of those trips is the construction on I-35