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3 posts · Aug 3, 1994 to Aug 3, 1994

Peter B.Telerama Public Access Internet, Pittsburgh, PA USAAug 3, 1994
Mary J. wrote:
>The last time we were in Sharon, we got a good chuckle out of the name
>of this place and then agreed that it was disgusting and why would
>anyone want to eat there?  Does the name have an actual meaning? besides
>the obvious?

It used to be a garage, I believe.   There are still antique cars hung in strategic places throughout the (huge) building.

>Actually all these wing postings have piqued my curiousity-  Does QS&L
>serve anything else?  Is their other food of equal deliciousness?

Well, they have an excellent bar that arguably makes the best pina coladas this side of San Juan.  Their hamburgers are very good.
James S.Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PAAug 3, 1994
On 03-Aug-94 in QS&L (Was Re: good and HOT ..
Mary J. wrote:
>The last time we were in Sharon, we got a good chuckle out of the name
>of this place and then agreed that it was disgusting and why would
>anyone want to eat there?  Does the name have an actual meaning? besides
>the obvious?

[I'll skip the name since Pete already got to that- though he did miss the gass- pump door handles]

>Actually all these wing postings have piqued my curiousity-  Does QS&L
>serve anything else?  Is their other food of equal deliciousness?

They have a good salad bar, quite good steaks (hence the name Steak and Lube), and everything else I've tried has been good as well. Granted I always concentrate on the wings (like I'm gonna drive 90 mins for steak), but I've had many of the appetizers and they're quite good. My steak opinions are from buddies who went to Westminister (a college the middle of nowhere, but near the lube).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- James Stepanek               NRA member                    Graduate Student Materials Science and Engineering                Carnegie Mellon University God created mankind, Samuel Colt made them equal. Thank God I'm an atheist. These opinions are mine alone, others can find their own.
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William W.Cranberry MelonAug 3, 1994
Be sure to order the hottest variety (Atomic?), which uses Scotch-Bonnet peppers, and is very flavorful. The 2nd-hottest uses cayenne, and is just hot.

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