Past Shockers favorite restaurants around town

[WstateU]

I liked Dr. Redbird's Medicinal Inn.

Best ham sandwich was The Cedar.

The Cedar "ham sandwich" was legendary... I'm an 'older fart' and it's still the best sandwich I've ever eaten.

[im4wsu]

The Cedar "ham sandwich" was legendary... I'm an 'older fart' and it's still the best sandwich I've ever eaten.

There was a place on Seneca just south of Kellogg that was nearly as good

[wichshock65]

There was a place on Seneca just south of Kellogg that was nearly as good

That was The English Pub.

[im4wsu]

That was The English Pub.

Correct. This old brain thanks you very much

[SHOXAAC]

That was The English Pub.

Studied many times there while attending Kansas Newman College.

[wichshock65]

Studied many times there while attending Kansas Newman College.

Can't say that I ever "studied" there. Lol

[WuShock Reaper]

I didn't go restaurants because i had a meal plan at the Campus Activity Center. But I did got to all of these a lot:

Pogo's, in Northwest Wichita (wasnt if off of I-235
Backstage, on East Wichita on Central Avenue in an old airplane hanger
The English Pub, on 17th street across from the Catholic Center
The Flicker, on on 13th street
The College Station, on 21st next to Fairmont Halls

[wichshock65]

I didn't go restaurants because i had a meal plan at the Campus Activity Center. But I did got to all of these a lot:

Pogo's, in Northwest Wichita (wasnt if off of I-235
Backstage, on East Wichita on Central Avenue in an old airplane hanger
The English Pub, on 17th street across from the Catholic Center
The Flicker, on on 13th street
The College Station, on 21st next to Fairmont Halls

Hmmmm, Pogo' s. Nickel pitcher night and Parachute Pants. Those were the days my friends!

[SHOXAAC]

Can't say that I ever "studied" there. Lol

Let me clarify. I studied the beer list, which made my sandwich order appropriate to the style of hops I would consume.

[WstateU]

I didn't go restaurants because i had a meal plan at the Campus Activity Center. But I did got to all of these a lot:

Pogo's, in Northwest Wichita (wasnt if off of I-235
Backstage, on East Wichita on Central Avenue in an old airplane hanger
The English Pub, on 17th street across from the Catholic Center
The Flicker, on on 13th street
The College Station, on 21st next to Fairmont Halls

Wasn't it The College Inn? We called it the CI. Could be wrong... too many moons ago.

Vaguely recall downing $1.00 pitchers...

[ShockTalk]

Let me clarify. I studied the beer list, which made my sandwich order appropriate to the style of hops I would consume.

Did we even know about "style of hops" back then???

[WstateU]

Did we even know about "style of hops" back then???

Probably Hamms, Pabst, Coors and Bud.

[MikeKennedyRulZ]

The Cedar!! Oh man, those were the days.

[1972Shocker]

The Tropics Lounge on N. Broadway used to serve pretty good thick stacked deli ham sandwiches as did Mulligan's Pub a little bit east and north of Northrock Lanes.

[1972Shocker]

I think it was the Amarillo Grill.

Amarillo Grill also had a location on the east side at Central and Carriage Parkway (just east of Edgemoor). I thought it was decent eats. But for some reason nothing has really stuck at that location.