Aviation themed restaurant?

[AJ]

My rapidly crumbling memory tells me that someone on this group posted
a link to an aviation-themed restaurant recently. The place came
complete with hangars and WWII era aircraft on the runway outside.

If anyone knows what I'm talking about -- a rare occurence in itself --
would you please repost the link? I'd appreciate it.

AJ

[Jim Macklin]

I've been top some WWI era 94th Aero Squadron restaurants,
but don't know about the WWII theme.



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"AJ" > wrote in message
oups.com...
| My rapidly crumbling memory tells me that someone on this
group posted
| a link to an aviation-themed restaurant recently. The
place came
| complete with hangars and WWII era aircraft on the runway
outside.
|
| If anyone knows what I'm talking about -- a rare occurence
in itself --
| would you please repost the link? I'd appreciate it.
|
| AJ
|

[Eric Bartsch]

You might be thinking of the 356th Fighter Group Restaurant at Canton
Akron Airport in Ohio. I was there earlier in the year and had a great
meal. The restaurant backs up to the airport, but you need to get a
crew car to get there since it is on the opposite side of the airport
from the FBOs.

http://www.starcom2.com/356thFG/

Eric
1959 Pilatus P-3
http://www.hometown.aol.com/bartscher/P3A848.html

[Henry]

> My rapidly crumbling memory tells me that someone on this group posted
> a link to an aviation-themed restaurant recently. The place came
> complete with hangars and WWII era aircraft on the runway outside.
>
> If anyone knows what I'm talking about -- a rare occurence in itself --
> would you please repost the link? I'd appreciate it.

This is a good one, but I don't think it was discussed here recently.

www.theproudbird.com

Aircraft landing on KLAX 25L are just a few hundred yards over your head.

Look at location N33-56-09, W118-22-40 on google earth and see how many
aircraft types you can identify parked outside.

[Marco Leon]

Here's another: 56th Fighter Group at KFRG, Farmingdale, NY. For more:

http://www.specialtyrestaurants.com/corporate/banquet_catering_corporate_restaurants.html
There are quite a few on the list.

Marco



"AJ" > wrote in message
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> My rapidly crumbling memory tells me that someone on this group posted
> a link to an aviation-themed restaurant recently. The place came
> complete with hangars and WWII era aircraft on the runway outside.
>
> If anyone knows what I'm talking about -- a rare occurence in itself --
> would you please repost the link? I'd appreciate it.
>
> AJ
>
>



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[AJ]

Thanks to everyone for their replies. I not only found the restaurant
I was looking for (356th Fighter Group Restaurant), but several more
I'd like to visit.

AJ

[Montblack]

("AJ" wrote)
> I was looking for (356th Fighter Group Restaurant), but several more I'd
> like to visit.


(ANE) Anoka County-Blaine, MN
20 miles N of (MSP) Minneapolis/St. Paul
10 miles N of Downtown Mpls

http://www.flightlineltd.com/
Flight Line Café and Event Center

You'll have to wait a little bit for this one to be built. They hope to
start construction this summer.

It'll be owned (and run) by the guy who manages Golden Wings Museum - he
brings the museum's Tri Motors over to OSH each year. Last year they ALMOST
flew 5 over ...except #5 (the low wing 1935 Stinson) broke a landing gear
while taxiing, two weeks before OSH.

Dammit!

Damaged: Prop, engine, wing, oh yeah ...and the ssstoopid landing gear.


Montblack

[Wiz]

The 94th Aero Squadron restaurant at College Park, reputed to be the
first airport (the Wrights trained the military there) has some WWI
warbirds or mock-ups thereof of the lawn if I remember correctly. Need
a PIN to fly there because it is inside the Washington, DC FRZ.

Wiz

AJ wrote:
> My rapidly crumbling memory tells me that someone on this group posted
> a link to an aviation-themed restaurant recently. The place came
> complete with hangars and WWII era aircraft on the runway outside.
>
> If anyone knows what I'm talking about -- a rare occurence in itself --
> would you please repost the link? I'd appreciate it.
>
> AJ