Cassano’s Pizza
In N Out Burger

The walkup Skyline window in Oxford ($1 coneys and $2 3-ways!)

Bruno’s Pizza in Oxford

Street meat gyros in the Arena District in Columbus

Steak ’n Shake Frisco Melts

That food will absorb every last bit of alcohol in your system and it will stay in your gut for 2 solid days.

One of the great culinary institutions on the East side

http://www.pleasantridgechili.com/

A cheese coney and some of their gravy cheese fries is the perfect drunken meal.

though it wasnt open too late, but it still counts. and the special burger wagon (it didnt have a proper name) parked outside the Graduate Bar at Warwick Uni. it was guaranteed to fight off a hangover, but it was always a Pyrrhic victory.

For me, Steak n Shake.

Best hangover cure the following morning/afternoon?

Penn Station.

to feel it was a good idea to go to the Waffle House. Those sausage, egg and cheese sandwiches instantly made me feel as if sharp rocks were fighting in my stomach. I could not even finish the second one.

You know it is bad when you are regretting eating the food before you are even done eating it.

SLYDER’S in DAYTON!!!!!
(had to be done)

Think Rutgers grease trucks only directly across from OSU and with a license to sell carry-out beer.

It burnt down the summer after I graduated, but I’ve heard that it’s back up and running.

By the way. Build your own damn sandmich there. Ain’t nothin’ better than cheesesticks on top of steak and fries and other fattening things.

back when we were crofer’s age, my friends and i used to hang out at burger king in oxford

it opens up on Friday and Saturday mornings from 12-3AM for the drunks, when I am drunk I love to head over there and get some french toast, home fries, sausage, and bacon, yeah i don’t value my life.

The have a “live band”. Good stuff.

from a gig my band had played in Louisville, we stopped at a Denny’s (I believe it was the Pleasant Ridge one, don’t quite remember). so there we were a bunch of sweaty grungy rocker guys, including roadies and road manger chowing down on some Grand Slams..when I looked across at the next table and there was a very young Cris Collinsworth at a table with 3 (count ‘em, 3) very attactive young WT women. Cris had pretty long hair in those days and this had to have been a Saturday night before a Bungles game, this was when he was an active player…but there he was whooping it up and entertaining those girls with his suave good looks and large wallet…now this was way before he met his wife Holly (so I’m not tellin’ no tales) but he managed to pull of being at Denny’s at 3:30am with 3 skagettes and was still ready to party…with exceptional style i might add.

In a way Bronson is a funkier version of Cris. Cris got his law degree…Bronson bought a boat..Cris married Holly a successful, beautiful attorney…Bronson dates college girls from Shawnee State and ITT Tech…Cris went on to be a professional journalist and media darling..Bronson has the inside track on writing the sports column for Barely Legal Magazine…

Isn’t it amazing that these two Floridians have so much in common…why I bet Bronson takes his skagettes to Denny’s too

You’re gonna have to show up in person to verify these stories. I nominate tomorrow. :)

’nuff said.

in Hawaii is the place for late night food. It’s a fast food chain, but the menu reflects the unique cultural fusion that is Hawaii. They are famous for their chili. Chili, in Hawaii, is always eaten over rice. Tourists are often puzzled, even horrified by this. Especially when you have to tell them, “Sorry, we don’t have any crackers.”

“Saimin” is probably the second most popular offering. It’s the Hawaii version of ramen, I guess. Noodle soup with various toppings, as you might find in a Japanese restaurant. Except in Hawaii, the toppings often include julienned Spam.

Spam is horrifying…No wonder Don Ho was sow weird.