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The RESTAURANT LOBBY TAKE OVER

ABR, Judith.  2004.  "Restaurant Lobbies in the USA."
Internet:  CTRL, MFHR.

I can recall these every Friday night expensive French
affairs in an exclusive restaurant named "Chez Pierre"
in Telluride, Colorado...an upper crust ski resort
known to celebrities and wealthy 60s Hippies who never
left and tried to make the raucous gold miner town
home.  The single French curmeudgeon-type of a woman
who owned the restaurant there is no doubt still
making fantastic Alaskan King Crab legs.  Chez Pierre
was situated at the back of Telluride, off the beaten
path, on a dirt road yet and several blocks off of the
1890 main street.  Annie was there to stay and our
large tabled rendezvous were known to her well in the
mid-1970s.  It was the happy memories of Annie's place
that hit home when I began to realize that Annie's
restaurant scene was not a singular creation.  There
are as many as 70 or more of these French restaurants,
all three and four star cuisine, all very upper crust,
highly priced and all located in resort communities,
especially ski resorts throughout the U.S. and even in
Montreal.

Fast forward to 1990 and Hoboken, NJ, next to the
Lincoln Tunnel and a stone's throw from Times Square.
I discovered the second one, again owned by a single,
middle-aged French woman.  This delicious place
obtained a reputation, especially among Bruce
Springsteen's band who frequented it in the early 90s.
 It was called "Lady Jane."  Both restaurants had a
similar odd ambience...dark, dank, drearily even...but
they were frequented by a dedicated cliental of many
years, usually picky Hippie types and people wanting
to be happily left alone.  The atmosphere spell relax,
get better, wait until
the next round is served and share your days scenes
with the comfortable waitresses and bartenders.

The third one I discovered was in 1994 outside of
Montreal at Chateau Ver, another resort community.
The fourth was in August, 1999 in Sun Valley, Idaho.
This place had an outdoor veranda and was not
quite as dark and dank as the others.  Food was
similar though and the shop keeper, as always was a
middle-aged single French woman.  I realized that I
had the same similar places, usually only one per town
in Breckenridge, Vail, Aspen, and VT.  Mountainous
towns seem to draw these women and their very
secretive restaurant lobbies.

Having identified these French places as a
well-orchestrated business endeavors and monopolies.
Suddenly a lot more of these organizations became
apparent to me - each with very consistent,
identifiable decors, ambiences, locations, personnel,
etc.  Real Mom n' Pop restaurants, family-owned, were
a thing of the past and rare throughout the free
world.  These national and international comglomerates
are well hidden, clandestine and highly secretive in
their funding, maintenance and training activities.
All sport a particular level of creature comforts
within them.  And if their patronage dies off, their
funding base does not, as they have other scenario
going on within them.

The restaurant lobbies I can identify include the
following:  1) French resort town restaurant, women
owned, expensive, usually dark-dank places, high brow
cuisine, 2) Spanish Grotto family restaurants, located
in mid-sized cities (such as Hoboken and Tucson) and
sometimes difficult to locate, specialize in
home-style cooking and fresh lobsters/seafood at
reasonable prices (they employ usually new immigrants
from Spain), complete dinners from $12 and up, 3)
Chinese Take-out places, dusty and dirty interiors,
located throughout major urban areas, known for good
food cheap which all use the same bottled sauces, and
are run by new Oriental immigrants, 4) Slice Pizza
places, situated in every block in major cities, $1
cheap edible pizza slices, run by Italian mob types or
thugs, 5) Greek diners, located in cities, cheap
greasy egg cooking which includes also some Greek
specialities like spinach pie, feta and olive salads,
etc., and 6) Irish pubs, usually small, narrow, dark
and dank, dirty, but beer is cheap, very cold and
clean, they usually have a great jukebox.

Even though these places are not known as
franchises...this might be an effort to avoid taxes
and extra bureauacies, they really are
franchises.  Through good times and bad these places
prevail and stay open. It was clear that these places
had trained personnel and trained chiefs, known only-
to-the-trade sources for food stuffs, etc.  There may
even be a very ritzy restaurant lobby in major cities
which has the grand-daddy of them all for top brow,
five star cuisines and includes the most exclusive
places in Manhattan - Le Cirque and Lutice.  It can
take three months to obtain a lunch date in each of
these unless you are a celeb.

These places pride themselves in the mainstream by
appearing to be family owned and run, and this no
doubt encourages business.  They may receive added
financial help from their main entities to keep going
even if they don't make money.  They may be
fronts for other activities which are funded by local
pimps and possibly the feds, mob or syndicates. They
may also be fronts for other illegal cult activities
too such as maintaining creatures for the local area.


It is appropriate to consider the ramifications of
these scenes...their spread and influences.  Even the
highest brow of restaurants may be a part of a larger
social scheme -- the ownership of the public from
within, their secrecy may not be of benefit to the
whole.  A great deal more needs to be explored about
these businesses' functioning, liaisons, and social
importance.

E. Murray
mfhr.org




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