Cookie Cutter wrote:
>
> Monroe, of course... wrote:
>
> > .. . .
> > These Faux Tex joints are a dime a dozen nowadays. . . .
>
> Yeah. What is a roadhouse. Texas never had anything called a
> "roadhouse." Until now. What is a "roadhouse" and anybody know where
> that term came from?

Even cities have bars called roadhouses, you'd get a beer and
some food. I'd be willing to bet if someone was to research the
word, it would turn out to be historical. A place where travelers
could get a room and some grub.

nancy