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Evansville’s food memories: Which spot do you miss most?

Nothing brings Evansville folks together like reminiscing about the restaurants that shaped our weekends and celebrations. Remember lining up at Bob Evans for Sunday breakfast, or those late-night Steak ’n Shake runs after a game? Some places, like Chi-Chi’s and Ryan’s Steakhouse, were more than just meals—they were milestones. Even spots like ShowBiz Pizza and Ground Round turned simple dinners into unforgettable adventures. While many of these favorites are gone, their stories live on in our memories. Which Evansville eatery do you wish you could visit just one more time? Let’s swap stories and see which spot holds the most nostalgia for you! #Food #EvansvilleEats #LocalLegends

Evansville’s classic eats we still crave

Nothing brings back Evansville memories like talking about the restaurants we grew up with. Remember waiting forever for a table at Bob Evans on Sunday mornings, or those late-night Steak ’n Shake runs after a game? Places like Chi-Chi’s and Ryan’s Steakhouse weren’t just about food—they were about family, friends, and feeling at home. Even if some are gone, the stories and connections live on. What local spot do you wish you could visit again? Let’s hear your favorite throwback hangouts and the memories that go with them! #Food #EvansvilleEats #LocalLegends

Evansville’s food memories that never fade

Nothing brings Evansville folks together quite like swapping stories about our favorite old hangouts. Remember waiting forever for a table at Bob Evans after church, or those late-night Steak ’n Shake runs that just hit different? Places like Chi-Chi’s and Ryan’s Steakhouse weren’t just about the food—they were where we celebrated, laughed, and grew up. Even if some are gone, the memories (and cravings) stick around. Which spot do you wish you could visit again? And what new local gems are filling the gap for you these days? Let’s hear your favorites! #Food #EvansvilleEats #LocalLegends

Charlotte’s Village Restaurant closes after 60 years

A true Charlotte staple is saying goodbye—The Village Restaurant on Graham Street is closing its doors after six decades of serving the community. For many, this spot was more than just a diner; it was a gathering place where friendships formed and memories were made over countless breakfasts and lunches. The closure comes after the property was sold and the lease wasn’t renewed, leaving regulars and staff reflecting on what made this place special. How do you feel about losing a local institution like this? What’s your favorite memory from The Village? #Food #CharlotteEats #LocalLegends

Chicago’s jewelry icon Juell Kadet remembered

Juell Kadet’s story is woven into the fabric of Chicago’s retail scene—she helped turn Rogers & Hollands from a family shop into a beloved 80-store chain. Beyond her business savvy, she was a designer, jazz singer, and cancer research advocate, raising $1 million for oncology at UChicago Medicine. Her hands-on approach and personal touch made Rogers & Hollands a household name, and her legacy lives on through her family and the stores many Chicagoans still visit. How has a local business or leader impacted your life or neighborhood? #Business #Chicago #LocalLegends

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