rain_monkey03

Hello all!
I'm just curious about any crazy name restaurants in your state? I just heard of one in Eugene, Oregon called Cafe Lucky Noodle and that got me wondering what other funny restaurant names there are.
-Jenna

dwooddon

There is the famous Mother Truckers in Phoenix and a chain in So Calif known as Fudruckers.

beachbum

I always liked Dewey Cheatem & Howe.

rain_monkey03

Another more unique name and philosophy is Daisy Dukes in Tempe, Arizona. Dukes side is for the boys and Daisy's side is for the girls.

jlm_mi

Fuddruckers is actually in 33 states. I've eaten there in MI and FL.

There's a restaurant here called Sushi.Come

WhistlerAl

I like the deli on Maui called Who Cut The Cheese. Also in this party town of Whistler there is a Thai retaurant called Thai One On.

Patrick

Who cut the cheese? I'm rolling on the floor.
Reminds me of the time I got a very formal invitation from a very straight-laced couple who had joined a cheese club and sent out invitations saying "Come help us cut some cheese". I don't think they had a clue.

Gretchen

There's the Stinking Onion in San Fransisco--every dish has garlic. The interior wall murals are terrific.

otto

it's the stinking rose in san francsico. great place!

Gene

Next to the Statehouse in Boston. The Fill-a-Buster deli.

Marilyn

We have Sushi to Dai For (owner's name is Dai).

Scarlett

I thought Roly Poly was a funny and appropriate name for a Southern cuisine restaurant in Jax Fl.
How many hushpuppies can you eat before you get rolypoly?

Loisde

On Maui, a deli called "Bob's On A Roll"

In Winston-Salem, NC, coming soon: "Paisley Pineapple and Sofa Bar"

mp

Big Wong in NYC?

GoTravel

I think Piggly-Wiggly is a funny name for a grocery store.

We call shopping there picking something up at 'The Pig'.

cmcfong

Loisde, where is the Pineapple Bar going to be located?

pollyvw

Used to be (probably still is) a restaurant in Atlanta catering to both sit-down diners and carry out...they call it 'Indigo; Out To Go"

Patrick

My mother insists that during the 1940's they ate fairly often at a drive-in restaurant in Ohio that featured rabbit. It was called "Bunny on a Bun."

And I love the rotisserie chicken place in Columbia, S. C. called "Birds on a Wire".

I also liked the place in London on Portabello Road called "The S & M Cafe" -- which served sausage and mash.

What about Dr. Hogly Wogly's BarBQ in LA?

I always wanted to open a bar/restaurant that featured Asian and Mexican food and call it Thai Juan On.

PlumeriaTattoo

We ate at a bar and grill in Colorado a few years ago called the Fun Hog Ranch.

suzanne

In Baltimore there's a restaurant called Crabby Dicks. Even funnier is the hostess...dressed in an orange crab costume with big claws!