Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

man's broke all single day Oakland Tribune, SaturdayMarch 8, 1952 Ldttle tnings juce tins prove the lobby May be month or six weeks before the Sea Wolf that the nitery-heart has a warm- records yesterday, proving they Seafood for those who know I i 1 gets open, mostly because the' i are getting the Lenten diners in droves How realistic can being on a boat get when a ship passes the Showboat and it starts rocking? When you visit Bow and Bell, take time to look at all the novel things of -interest in and appreciate the Dest! finishing work is so detailed that; it takes time-time-time. Best bet out MacArthur for1 dining: The College Cl-ub. Friendly hosts and good ifi expensive dinners kj 1 I i The massive glass doors of Flagg's Montclair Restaurant swung open to the Eastbay last 'c7' I ness and softness: Seems when Tattle Mike" Stepic and Johnny Erceg took over the location which is now The Netj they "inherited' a dishwasher who had been there nine years, named Frank. He has a wooden leg. It's old fashioned and out of whack.

Causes Frank a lot of discomfort But being a family man, he hardly has enough to do much about it when the bills are paid, that is. So the boys put a jar on the bar. Everyone tosses in a penny, a nickel or a dime. In another two weeks or so, the jar will contain enough to bur the very latest in artificial legs. for Frank.

And frankly, that's pretty nice. The "Poor Man's Bob Hope" Thursday night. If called upon to tell you just How Gorgeous If hi I this new place happens to be EL 'CURT0LA 111 even the patron-saint of cafe society, Lucius Beebe, might find himself groping for words and cliches. Perfectionism to the most min-tite detail is exhibited all the way through this jewel-box restaurant. A superb blending of rustic wood, brilliant flowers, stonework, fixtures and the last-word in comfortable seating, accents your first impression.

The kitchen is something you'd expect to see in a New York ex RESTAURANT "In the Heart of Downtown Oakland' Serving the Finest LUNCHES DINNERS BANQUETS COCKTAILS Johnny Cook comes into It VEIW ROSEN hibit of things, to come in culi-! Club next Wednesday Theater Club is about to sign an all girl combo The Paddock is one of your best bets this weekend. If Frank Wells can't put you in a laughing mood see your psychiatrist Paul Neighbors out at the Claremoni. is making parking a problem these eves. Popular, this boy Gloria Craig at 316 Club warbles one of the best popular nary appliances. All stainless steel' walls and as I said, the latest in equipment.

'at the Hammond Organ jljj Dine in Luxury With Soft Lights HI and Comfortable Booths 510 17th Street 1 Oakland GL 1-2887 I took a long look at the evenly matched strips of New York and filet steaks hanging in the refng i erator. All marked "Choice," and chants I've heard locally since the days ot Dolores "Gray from one of America's leading packing houses. All who know their Dining Out in the Eastbay, know Flagg's Harold's Club plots a big St Pat rick's party Frenchie may have a Panda Room party soon and serve barbecued iwild boar. Maiti-e-dee, Jerome DeFelice. For more than fifty years he has been looking for a big, wonderful dinner ijll i 1 1 i mm Hi if iiuanii iwilVlli --''i' PJ good dance music, and rare atmosphere! Jo Kiklas (left), manager, and Jay Flagg.

owner, welcome Jerome DeFelice, new maitre d'hote 1 at Flagg's Restaurant all who art obsirvint Lint will find mw dtlight in our suptrb minu. filled with suggestions that teast and tantalizi tht appitito noon or night ovcry day A friend left today on a Santa Barbara boar hunt. Only thing that might prevent this affair no boar. By the way, why doesn't the Panda name their dining room "The Humphry Bogart Room?" Silver's has a full-blown show plus the Bombadiers Fisher- Qkmbb) SEAFOOD 'GROTTf) Jack London Square Breakfast Lunch If you want all this and a check that won't "knock you dead" come to El Nido and enjoy your night out but really! Marge Pat O'Brien I Dinner just as popular as the night he arrived with his wild men of the jungle beat. Jaunita La Chiquita looks like a leopardess as she gyrates and sings at Cable Car.

They just signed a new three months contract. 5 Planter Bert has ttii tn tiu Fisherman's Pier TW inoaks 3-2244 catering to the food whims of our most 'mportant epicureans. He has a superior understanding of a hungry public. He knows how to handle any touchy emergency that is bound to arise in- even the best of places. Jay Flagg has expressed a long-time dream in the creation of a restaurant that would make blase Beverly Hills rare up and take notice.

As you doubtless know, he owns Pland's at the corner of MacArthur and Broadway. I'm sure Mrs. Flagg had a great deal to do with the exquisite architectural conceptions, especially the flower plantings which you'll find rivaling Garden Show exhibits. As you can see Flagg's is an important addition to our Dining Life. You'll want to know about the prices.

All I can say is: they're much lower than an atmosphere like this calls for. In fact they are right in line with most of the menus in better places, the area over. Acapulco is undergoing a complete interior face lift. Freddie Mottle was in Palm Springs a few weeksffgo. He fell in love with a place known as The Doll House.

In fact, the Doll House is the most important fun spot in the desert resort Mecca. "What Tunnel Strip needs is a place just like this!" said Mr. HOUR" Same fine quality foods for 25 years "Ye, it't true tor 25 years, the same wonderful chef same gracious service same home atmosphere many of the same customers!" How many restaurants can say that? Five private dining rooms for your special parties each decorated in keeping with the Cock o' Walk theme. an intimate restaurant that surpasses the Palm Springs Doll House. You can enjoy the privacy of little cabanas and dance and enjoy the songs of Russ Arno and the pianoings of a very famous girl keyboard star, etc.

March 17 is a day always celebrated heavily in the fun spots. Being as Irish as you can get pat O'Brien expects the shamrock clan to come, en masse, to El Nido Rancho. The decorations will be as" elaborate as the El Nido Christmas trimmings. The smorgasbord will refect the spirit of the Irish and plenty of rare corned beef and cabbage will be yours for the trouble of dipping in. These events add spice to living.

Don't miss this one. Next Thursday I'll give you rundown on all the other places staging St. Patrick's parties. About the most pack jammed spot in San Francisco is the Cable Car Village on California Street, a few blocks this side of Van Ness Avenue. The greatest Afro-Cuban orchestra in America beats out a rhythm that sets your primitive instincts aflame, if you permit yourself to go in for abandonments of this sort.

After ten months, Israel Del Pino is Lucilla Cullum OUR 17th YEAR OF COMBINING SUPERB FOOD WITH ISLAND When you feel the deep-down need for romance 4 when you desire, more than anything, to inspire that special friend with a pulse-quickening "lift'' We have what it takes! Come tonight Enjoy dancing Exotic cocktails that whirl you into a land of make-believe Takes very little imagination to believe you are actually dining in faraway Polynesian haunt. fUmttf Bert Planter's Dock Phone Lafayette 4405 An Ideal Plsct lor Your Next Big party Lafayette, California 3 Glamorous Shows Nightly Sava Momy at Thi Club Shanghai --A- WHO WAN IS THI OHUT PKJON TO IMPOtT "CJ ACROIATS MOM CHINA fkS WirtiiH 1mmts. Naw Vr Cat Stoat Dinar, FUaf rt jfoltTi tmf'Sm MUraaa. $3.10. Cahma aaara, U.7t jaOiV! 1 1 1 I "Tl mm mm.

IVaa fatcladiiM maman taiam f'SSFrS fmW'JSr jf fca aast la Ian tkaa aisawhara. V1 all 11 A i CUamd Mmmdmw tsffi5SS Restaurant P( Hit itiri-vkHl tk Wl jSjiTftl dining room famous for Delicious Poods and Home Atmosphere Harrison at 15tb H1414S7 Coit-Ramsey Hotel Mottle. When he returned, he turned a clever architect loose YOUR WISE CHOICE FOR LENTEN DINING on the plans. At the moment things are happening with saws and hammers. But not in a way Open evtry 4y strvinc THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN'S AT that disturbs the evening dancing: "LITTLE MIKE" STEPIC and JOHN ERCEG PRESENT A COMPLETE Lvneb ai4 Dinnvr Cocktails! WaitGatto's ncrraff and entertainment.

When the job is completed, perhaps around the end of this month, Tunnel Strip will have Lcs Thompson's I CIUD B.bby Vtmea Gltria Pa.Ula CAPEC ZABCO 6 D10RIS Chtf Boylo is tho Outstanding Seafood Chef on the West Coast Yof hosts Ruth and Don Thompson LAFAYETTE 3613 7 nso Candy Kant Barbara lailay PETE RANDAL'S ORCHESTRA On San Pablo in El Cerrito On Tunnel Strip HOW III PERSON RUSS yyiMCiK At Lafayette sins Ne Cover Charge Ne Minimum pn bast mat mnj earn fcar! A FRIENDLY SPOT YOU'LL LIKE A LOT 131 BROADWAY CORNER OF 2ND at tba gateway to Jack London Sqwr TE S-S741 PRIME RIBS of BEEF BROILEB FRESH TROUT We are getting the finest quality ot Prime Ribs of grain fattened steer beef and adding the magic roasting technique of Chef Troy. This is truly a best bet. Come in for lunch or dinner. You'll go away com- Ax ifarb IVmmm i pletely satisfied. -ftelntcfe Don Arquilla's 110 FINER FOOD IN ALL THE V.0RL1 -ft LJINVM LMiNiNtK -'UAILT Lunch 'til 5 Sundays, dinner only CHICKEN AND RIBS TO TAKE OUT Bar-b-qued sandwiches Cocktails Strut ad siHrntacAsnniii.

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