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Houlihan’s, Tamarac Square (cultural mecca), circa 1976




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One Response to “Houlihan’s, Tamarac Square (cultural mecca), circa 1976”

  1. Denver Todd Says:
    April 3rd, 2009 at 6:26 am

    This menu shows a lot of food trends. I note an early appearance for espresso drinks, and interesting presence of sangria, escargot, crab newburg, quiche, crepes, and duck. These items really point to a certain era of food. I wonder where one would go to get your escargot fix these days!

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