But it was worth the wait. Freindlys has been around since I was a kid, and it was a real treat when taken there. I have to say that they had some very creative meals, such as a soup that was poured into the center of freshly baked bread that had the center scooped out.
I'm sure that a lot of families and kids enjoyed their meals there as well, as it made it easier to feed their kids and not have to worry about washing the dishes or cleaning up after wards.
At times while I was there, I think that one of the waitresses may have had a little crush on me, or perhaps they were just being friendly. But one of the most memorable things I'm going to miss is the Friendly's sundae snack cups. I was told at the restaurant that they didn't have them there, as they had no room in the freezer to put them, as you had to place an order with them, so they can get them and have them ready for you. The only store I knew that sold those sundae snack cups were King Kullen, Super Stop and Shop, but King Kullen by us is gone, and Super Stop and Shop is too far to shop at. On the plus side, I did manage to purchase a few boxes of Friendly's ice cream bars, so the memories will still be alive. Sad to see such a wonderful place go, but I guess that Friendly's didn't make enough money to continue to stay open at that location. Maybe in the future, Friendly's will have a special ice cream truck that will offer their great ice cream sundaes, cones, and such. Probably not, but one can have ice cream dreams. Hey, since the Broadway mall is making changes and has new owners, maybe Friendly's can open up at the Broadway Mall.
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Friendly's is now closed and gone, but the sweet ice cream memories will never melt away from me. |
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