Prospect Ave, Downtown, Cleveland, Ohio. It’s a bar… but they serve breakfast! Cheap breakfast special—lot of food—good atmosphere in the morning. --RR 1989
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I was living downtown in the 1980s I worked night shift I take the rapid back home and stop at that place for breakfast every morning had a beer breakfast was like $1.99 not there no more
Shenleys Bar was located around E. 10th and Prospect Avenue. I too worked 3rd shift and my coworkers and I would go there after work at 8 a.m. The food was good. Their burger was good but they served a sausage patty burger that was delicious. The drinks were not expensive. Everyone had a great time. Good company after a stressful night at work.
This is a list of places (which I am still adding to) where I ate in Cleveland in the late Eighties. If anyone has information about whether these places still exist, or how they've changed, or other information or opinions, please add comments!
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I was living downtown in the 1980s I worked night shift I take the rapid back home and stop at that place for breakfast every morning had a beer breakfast was like $1.99 not there no more
Shenleys Bar was located around E. 10th and Prospect Avenue. I too worked 3rd shift and my coworkers and I would go there after work at 8 a.m. The food was good. Their burger was good but they served a sausage patty burger that was delicious. The drinks were not expensive. Everyone had a great time. Good company after a stressful night at work.
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