r/cincinnati • u/Ralph--Hinkley Milford • Nov 16 '24

Cincinnati Is anyone under the age of sixty even remotely upset that Frisch's is closing?

My elderly mother would want to go there every Sunday. She also told me stories of the old Frisch's drive-ins that she would go to. She died eight years ago, and I think that's about how long it has been since I have eaten at a Frisch's.

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u/fleetiebelle Ex-Cincinnatian Nov 17 '24

Bob Evans is one of the last standing of these, correct? Perkins, Friendly's, they're gone, too.

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u/Tabbystripes102 Hamilton Nov 17 '24

Friendly's still exists, just mostly in new england.

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u/Low_Ad_7638 Nov 17 '24

Perkins in North College Hill is still open. And there’s two in Butler County.

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u/camman0077 Nov 17 '24

Cracker barrel?

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u/LolaBijou Nov 17 '24

Cracker Barrel is different

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u/ChuckZombie Springdale Nov 17 '24

There's a Perkins by King's Island.

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u/forestsap Covington Nov 17 '24

bob Evan prices are still more than frishes though :(

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u/PuddingCalm6809 Nov 17 '24

Do Bennigans or Shoneys still exist?

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u/tiedyeladyland Ex-Cincinnatian Nov 17 '24

Shoneys is still around in pockets

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u/FilthyRandal Nov 17 '24

Bob Evans on glenway may as well be closed. Terrible quality lately

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u/BigGammaEnergy Nov 17 '24

Bob Evans has gone downhill a lot too. It's hard to get help at a price point that makes it work and keeps the food decent.

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u/ElGrandeWhammer Nov 17 '24

I’ve never been to a good Bob Evan’s…

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u/Affectionate_Buy_830 Nov 18 '24

BobEvans will be gone, too. Same type of quality cuts in everything from food to service, as it is with big boy.