Rufus T. Firefly wrote:I seem to recall that at some point Gino's offered fried chicken of the KFC brand. I think KFC was a sit-down restaurant before the fast-food arrangement with Gino's.
Think that there was some sort of partnership there for a while......seems everyone offers chicken now....I think there was always the option for eat in or drive through, but KFC goes back a long way!
Some one bought the rights to the Gino's name a few years back and actually opened a few restaurants:
http://www.ginosgiant.com/
Over in Glen Burnie......wonder if it's still operational?[/quote]
As I mentioned earlier Gino's and KFC were a definite partnership. They had equal billing on the neon sign atop the building. The closest one to me was Camp Hill near the intersection of 11 and 15. It was just far enough away that I didn't get there very often, but I remember it well.
The thing I remember most south of Baltimore was the Pancake place before you got to the Bay Bridge. Pancake Wagon maybe???
