Lost Tulsa Restaurants - Help Needed

[swake]

There was an Italian restaurant that I frequented in the early 90s over at 61st and Lewis, that I cannot remember the name of.  Best Chicken Parm in town.

Rosie's Rib Joint at 49th and Memorial.  Great steaks, decent salad bar.

Mondos, now open on Brookside.

[Hoss]

Mondos, now open on Brookside.

Mondo's is it.  Thanks.  I haven't been to the new incarnation.  I'm afraid to go.

[swake]

Mondo's is it.  Thanks.  I haven't been to the new incarnation.  I'm afraid to go.

It's really good. You won't be disappointed.

[swake]

Shadow Mountain Inn, on top of Shadow Mountain at 61st and Sheridan.

[Breadburner]

The Potato Patch....It was located at Southroads Mall.....

[heironymouspasparagus]

Mmmm, yum!   Baked potatoes!!    There used to be a bunch of them around...can't find any now!  Sad face...

[Conan71]

Mmmm, yum!   Baked potatoes!!    There used to be a bunch of them around...can't find any now!  Sad face...

Get the Greek potato at Jim's Never On Sunday at 21st & Harvard.  Smothered in gyros, taziki, feta, and kalamatta olives.

[swake]

Mmmm, yum!   Baked potatoes!!    There used to be a bunch of them around...can't find any now!  Sad face...

What was the BBQ potato place that was at 3rd and Peoria, that was awesome.

[Vision 2025]

Better get The Sleepy Hollow on that list....

That one makes me shed a tear every time I drive down South Lewis.

[dbacksfan 2.0]

That one makes me shed a tear every time I drive down South Lewis.

Sleepy Hollow, was that around 66th and Lewis on the east side?

https://goo.gl/maps/oeNKg1f258T2

[cannon_fodder]

St. Michael's Alley

Which was replaced by "The Alley,"  which was awesome and I'm sad talking about the fact that it is no longer there.  Why?  Why did you have to close? Was it me?  I can do better!  Give me another chance!

[swake]

St. Michael's Alley

Which was replaced by "The Alley,"  which was awesome and I'm sad talking about the fact that it is no longer there.  Why?  Why did you have to close? Was it me?  I can do better!  Give me another chance!

At the same location, Rick's Cafe Americane

[Hoss]

At the same location, Rick's Cafe Americane

What about the old BBQ place that is now Burnco?  I only remember it because it was the first place I had ever been that offered blueberry infused BBQ and their BBQ was pretty good.  The name escapes me now.

[Conan71]

What about the old BBQ place that is now Burnco?  I only remember it because it was the first place I had ever been that offered blueberry infused BBQ and their BBQ was pretty good.  The name escapes me now.

Steamroller Blues brought to you by Tom Dittus of the Blue Rose.  Prior to that it was Hoffbrau House, before that I believe it was Boston Avenue Market.  Originally, I believe the building was a Safeway.

[Hoss]

Steamroller Blues brought to you by Tom Dittus of the Blue Rose.  Prior to that it was Hoffbrau House, before that I believe it was Boston Avenue Market.  Originally, I believe the building was a Safeway.

That's it.  I went a couple of times while it was still Steamroller and remember getting my first microbrew there (in Oklahoma anyway).  And thus started my beersnobbius.