Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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The 1971 Shadow Rates The Local Hamburger Heavens PLACE HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES SHAKES 81 DRINKS f at rl 1 BURGER M? C 1 13: gf, MAC V i W l l DoNALD's - .din BURGER H JACK-IN- W V, 'L THE-BOX GlNo's 4 , 4 ' 4 WE : Excellent 3 Q5 3 ' 3 5 2 Good 2 , 2 ' 2 9 's : Fair 1 , 1 1 We I Poor O , O ' 0 Q s : Stay Away! The infamous Taco, this establishment's noted specialty, received a not half bad rating.

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There are a lot of eating establishments in the area. But among the best are those that can't be classified un- der one specific category. They have such a fine selec- tion of delicacies and all the other qualities that go with a good place to stuff your belly. The first of these is Lum's in Hamilton. Having mi- grated from the sun and fun capital of the world, Miami Beach, it has settled here and quickly gained the reputa- tion for hot dogs steamed in beer, roast beef sandwiches and an assortment of international brews. The prices are just right for the college pocketbook and in addition the floor show is one of the best around. We next find Buxton's, first and foremost among the country shops. Buxton's is most noted for its ice cream and overpowering banana splits, but it also has a varied menu. This menu is not very appetizing, but then again, not too many menus are Cunless they are plastic coated.J Moving into enemy country, we find a quaint little cove nestled in the shadows of good ole P.U. PJ's Pancake House is one of the really good restaurants around. lt offers good food, atmosphere and a great peanut butter and bacon sandwich. The other batter house in the vicinity is the Inter- national House of Pancakes. It serves up any type of pancake imaginable from chocolate chip right down to old buckwheats. But one caution here: Don't ask for any- thing extra. The extra portions cost almost as much as the original. Next we come to the one and only Fioly Poly's. Located somewhere in the depths of Ewing Township, it is by far the very best eatery in the area Cstate? country?j. So when and if you ever do get there, it is highly recom- mended that you get the half-club steak special and a large coke-and be prepared to eat! Prices aren't bad ei- ther and there's even a juke box that still offers three plays for a quarter. Finally for those who don't want to tackle a whole meal, Dunkin' Donuts offers dozens of different type do- nuts and some of the best coffee in Trenton. They're open 24 hours, too, in case you get hungry while pulling an all-nighter. P 15' PANCAKE HO USE l 4 129

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