20 WORST Restaurants From The 1980s, Nobody Wants To Eat At!
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Publicado 2024-06-29
Welcome to our channel! Join us as we take a nostalgic yet cringe-worthy journey back to the 1980s, exploring 20 of the absolute worst restaurants that time has forgotten. From bizarre themes to questionable culinary experiments, these eateries were once all the rage but quickly became cautionary tales in the world of dining.
In this video, we'll uncover the most infamous dining establishments that made patrons shudder rather than salivate. Whether it was due to outlandish decor, atrocious service, or unforgettable menu disasters, these restaurants left a lasting mark on the culinary landscape of their time, for all the wrong reasons.
So buckle up and prepare to be amazed (and possibly horrified) as we revisit a time when food trends were wild and dining experiences were unforgettable, albeit not always for the right reasons. Join us in rediscovering the 20 WORST Restaurants From The 1980s, Nobody Wants To Eat At!
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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I love how whenever you mention “low quality”, you show stock footage of Arby’s, even though you’re talking about a totally different restaurant chain.
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frankly writing 2008 as "2,008" is highly questionable
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as a Chief Petty Officer retiring from the US Navy mess operations after a 28-year career and serving almost 15000 hungry sailors everything from breakfast to mid-rats meals at midnight and everything between. I was always proud of the food that was turned in my galley. serving on ships like the Nimitz and the last being the George Bush, it was a Joy to work in the mess halls.
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Howard Johnson's was actually good in the 60's because they had Jacques Pepin developing recipes for them.
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I literally only know about Bennigan's 'cos it was Butters' favorite restaurant on South Park
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Chi-Chi's was a good Mexican restraint. I went there every weekend. And one night they were gone.
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Sambo's was great! I was sorry to see it go.
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Was that Steve Carell in the Brewsters commercial?
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So many restaurants opening in California, reminds me of a Beverly Hills episode when Jethro and family open restaurant in their spare time, and puts them all to work serving food.
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Restaurants are only as good as the people working there. That's the problem, trying to find quality people and keep them. Maybe this is where we can use the new robots.
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Just remember, every time a restaurant fails cows, chickens, turkeys, fish all celebrate.
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What? No mention of Roy Roger's restaurants?!? Man, I used to love the double-R Bar burger! I make my own now, but it's just not the same. I like the fried chicken there too.
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I really miss the old, original Howard Johnsons.
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back in the day junk food was really cheap , now its crazy expensive
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Why did they refer to these as Fast Food? They were not Fast Food, which by the way, for decades have been called QSR. Quick Service Restaurants.
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Lum's was also really good. Great hot dogs!
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Rough start, but once you stopped filling space with these gems it gets better. Burger King footage during Sloppy Spatula segment Flexing a discover card at Arby's during the Wag's segment
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I remember Chi-Chis, they were known for Fried ice. I'd only been there once-to try it. There tortilla chips were good, but that's about it..
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I loved SAMBO'S, HO-JO'S, YORK STEAKHOUSE, ARTHUR TREACHERS, etc., mostly because they were affordable and going out to eat was fun for the whole family. NOW, forget it, as the prices soared, especially Seafood and Steakhouses, except for Texas Roadhouse w
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This video was edited by AI, the script was written by AI, and the narrator is AI. You'd be better off reading Wikipedia, this is inconsistent quality to say the least.
