Ot: Anybody remember the name of the meat and three place in Cayce late 70’s early 80’s?
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No; but I remember Captain’s Kitchen. I ate so much boiled shrimp there My nose would turn pink the next day
Was very good indeed
Captain’s Kitchen / Zorba’s / Sparta / Zorba’s, 2628 Decker Boulevard: 2 June 2008 at Columbia Closings
What's not in Columbia anymore
columbiaclosings.com
That website is addictive as heck.Was very good indeed
Captain’s Kitchen / Zorba’s / Sparta / Zorba’s, 2628 Decker Boulevard: 2 June 2008 at Columbia Closings
What's not in Columbia anymore
Was it that good or were we just too young to know any better. One of the waitresses would peel my Dad's shrimp for him, who does that!Was very good indeed
Captain’s Kitchen / Zorba’s / Sparta / Zorba’s, 2628 Decker Boulevard: 2 June 2008 at Columbia Closings
What's not in Columbia anymore
I've spent quite a bit of time perusing it over they years. I hope it stays current.
Ya’ll remember the seafood restaurant on Hwy 378 between Columbia and Sumter. Building was built like a ship and I believe there was a pond in front.
I remember a place not far across the bridge on the right up on a hill. Lotta "hiding" of some meat under the rice goin on too.
That site is a labor of love for sure. And we all love eating! And remembering eating, and looking forward to eating. We are truly blessed. And have been. Headed to the Kingsman tonight.
Went there with some of the football players for the all you can eat. We got kicked out after a long time. The owner said, that's all you can eat, get out !
Owned by the bigger than life B.C. Inabinet who was a star football player at Clemson. His former son-in-law was a neighbor of mine and he had a real stuffed tiger that once belonged to B.C.
Yep. One of the ring leaders in Clemson's determination to never get beaten by us like the beating they took in '75. The so called "meeting" took place in Columbia under his direction. The result was probation along with the '81 MNC.
Nope, it was in an old single story brick building, limited seating! Not far up Frink St. from State St. on the left! Not sure the building wasn’t torn down!
I ate there a few times and as I recall is was near the the bend in the road. Good food.
When I went to Columbia High School, I’d walk over to Cogburn’s at lunch. $2.99 - ribeye steak, baked potato, salad, and a piece of toast. You could barely get in the place for lunch. 1973-1975.
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BC, the man that put the monie$ In Charlie’s & Danny’s “money bag”.
Closer to campus, the meat/3 that was on Main Street down from the old train station, now California Dreaming?
Remembering the ladies serving tables, asked why the Mac & cheese tasted differently?……..”cut back on the eggs”. 😕
