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Good inexpensive-Toledo area?

1 post · Jul 25, 1993

Douglas S.CS Dept, University of Texas at AustinJul 25, 1993
Kevin L. wrote:
>|> Anderew B. writes:
>|> AB>My wife and I (from Chicago) are meeting my in-laws in the Toledo area
>|> AB>(they are from Cincinnati) for my sister-in-laws 13th birthday...can anybody
>|> AB>make any suggestions as where to eat  (and/or...what to do!)!
>I'm not from Toledo, but was recently in a wedding there.
>The rehearsal dinner was at a steakhouse that I'm led to believe is
>somewhat of a Toledo landmark (unfortunately, the name escapes me
>right now -- maybe you Toledoans(?) could help).  It's a place that's
>50-60+ years old that had been burned down in a fire in the 70's and
>rebuilt.
>It was a nice place, and the steaks were excellent.

Mancy's.
And you're right - the steaks are quite good.
If you like Hungariian food, Tony Packo's  (the one on the East Side) is good, and probably a good place for a birthday party (if the Cakewalking Jazz Band is still there). It's been a while since I lived in Toledo, so I won't recommend anything else there.

If you're willing to go as far as Sandusky, Cedar Point would also be a good place for a birthday party.

Doug Steves
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