In rec.food.cooking, Cookie Cutter > wrote:

> 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?

My impression of a roadhouse is a rundown bar/grill on a US highway, from
the after WWII/before interstate highways days. Populated by local
layabouts, drinking long-neck local beer, and adventurous types driving
to distant cities in their new '46 Chevys. A couple of Indian
motorcycles parked out front completes the scene.

Am I close?

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