For all you fast food fans, your wait is over!

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sourdough jack and cheap tacos

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Brats with Sauerkraut and potato salad.

I need a tailgate.

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I cant recall if I’ve ever eaten at Jack in the Box, if I have it was unremarkable

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“Crap in the Box” is coming to Utah…just another place I never go…under any circumstances.

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Jack in the box is where you go in the middle of the night high/drunk.

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29

I thought that was Denny’s (most of the country) or Waffle House (SE part of the country).

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Works for me. I’ve only been to Jack in the Box a handful of times, I think. I remember them making the news too often with e. coli breakouts to trust them much.

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32

Is there any place like Bill’s and Nada’s now?

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Not sure, haven’t lived in Utah since 1989.

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They used to have a commercial touting that that Ultimate cheese burger was nothing but meat and cheese.

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We stopped at the one in St. George on the way back from Vegas last summer. Maybe it was just the hangover talking, but I thought it was a pretty decent burger.

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Bill and Nada’s was unique. There never was and never will be another place like that.

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It was the only place I ever saw eggs and brains on the menu. LOL

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In law school a few of us would regularly make a Bill and Nada’s run at 3 a.m. after getting papers done (which we probably could have had done earlier if we hadn’t procrastinated or planned poorly-but where’s the fun in that?).

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My father was a SLC police officer, and he and all is buddies spent a lot of time at Bill and Nada’s. When I was growing up, if he felt the need to have a serious conversation with me, he’d tell me to jump in the car and we’d drive from our home on the Avenues to B&N where he’d buy me a cup of coffee knowing he’d have my undivided attention.

Those memories also make me think of Kitty Papas’ Steak House out in Wood Cross. I started going there in the mid seventies with my then soon to be in-laws, and have been going there with them and extended family and friends ever since. My in-laws started going there as youngsters in the late 40’s. My son who went there with his grandparents until his grandfather passed away a few years ago, flew home last summer to go there one last time when I told him Kitty had died and the place would be closing.

Both places were local institutions for decades.

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