jmcquown wrote:
> When I was taking classes for my insurance license exam the instructor told
> folks where to go to get lunch. There's a place at the corner of Poplar
> Avenue and Ridgeway which is a gas station. It's also owned by Japanese
> people and they sell sushi and sashimi (along with fried chicken and the odd
> hot dog and corn dog). It was funny to hear people coming back saying
> they'd had lunch at the gas station, but there you have it. I spent my
> lunch time over at Penzey's across the street buying herbs and spices LOL
>
> Apparently you can find good food in the oddest places, even at a gas
> station. I have had some really good food at old diners and truck
> stops. John and I seek out places like that when we are on the road.
>
> Jill

The strangest restaurant location that I've seen:

In Los Gatos, California, about 75-miles south of San Francisco, a
restaurant called the Chart House (a nationwide chain) opened about
20-years ago. It was opened in a large 2 or 3 story old Victorian
house. Nothing wrong with that, except, the previous occupant of that
Victorian house was a funeral home. I never ate there, for obvious
reasons. That location has closed, but was open for a number of years
and did good business.

Rusty