Dr.DrakeRamoray said:

Popped into Broncos for lunch for the first time in ages, that place is really nostalgic for me going with my grandad growing up. Food was really bad… it’s got to only survive on mostly people’s nostalgia

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Dr.DrakeRamoray said:

Popped into Broncos for lunch for the first time in ages, that place is really nostalgic for me going with my grandad growing up. Food was really bad… it’s got to only survive on mostly people’s nostalgia

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HCFord1 said:

Took our little kids to the Leavenworth location a few weeks ago because they were about to turn into lunatics if they didn’t eat… they both absolutely loved it. My oldest said he wants to eat there every day.

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LoudHogRider said:

Broncos was always "hangover medicine". #systemcleanse

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bbenson67 said:

Our go to after closing the bars at 2 AM was The Village Inn Pancake House on West Dodge. We liked to think of it as an upscale Waffle House which serves that role in the South.

True story, I can't recall ever having been in a Waffle House sober.

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LoudHogRider said:

Just did something I haven't done since the 1970's: went to a drive-in theater to watch a show. It was a beautiful night to sit in the back of the truck, enjoy a little popcorn and a Pepsi with my gal, and watch a really turrible "Superman" movie. Not going to let the mediocre movie spoil the memory of the evening, though. All in all, a fun way to spend the evening.

And now, it's time to get busy.

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Milo-of-Croton said:

Where was the drive-in theater?

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LoudHogRider said:

It's called "Quasar" (like the old Motorola TV brand), and is located on Highway 36 west of Bennington and north of Valley.

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LoudHogRider said:

It's called "Quasar" (like the old Motorola TV brand), and is located on Highway 36 west of Bennington and north of Valley.

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