Trying to label some old photos from a trip to California Adventure and there is a picture of all of us inside a counter service restaurant with menus on the wall from 1930's soda fountains and such.
Anyone remember the name of this restaurant?
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Trying to label some old photos from a trip to California Adventure and there is a picture of all of us inside a counter service restaurant with menus on the wall from 1930's soda fountains and such.
Anyone remember the name of this restaurant?
Was it Studio Catering Co.? Or, is that the current name?
Sounds like you're describing Hollywood & Dine (today: Stage 12 in the backlot). There were 4 counter service areas inside, each based on a historic LA eatery: Don the Beachcomber, Wilshire Bowl, Villa Capri and Schwab's Pharmacy.
Then the tables and booths in the seating area were made up to look like dining rooms in some of the other eateries of the time- The Victor Hugo, Zebra Room, and Ciro's were among the inspirations.
That visit must have been in the first year of DCA's operation because I don't think Hollywood & Dine was open for that long.
Now the location is transformed during ElecTRONica into Flynn's Arcade.
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Originally Posted by Mufasa
Thanks, Mufasa! :number1:
There is a Studio Catering Co. quick service truck/counter nearby in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot area, though it is usually only open on busy park days (I think it used to be called something like Between Takes).
I just remember it because when it is open it is an alternate location to the beer truck in the Pacific Wharf area where you could buy Karl Strauss.
The one I miss is Soap Opera Bistro.....Pablo like!
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I really liked the food choices at Hollywood and Dine. I was sorry to see it close. And then I planned on eating at the Soap Opera Bistro, only to see it close before I could try it. Friends told me that it was really fun, with the staff all in character acting out soap opera like stories.:tink: