Gino's Hamburgers, South Broad Street, Franklin Park.
Near South Broad & Liberty.
This picture is not that Gino's but is a Gino's very
similar in construction to it.
Remember the Gino Giant? The Sirloiner?
I have added a link to a Gino's Blog on my bloglist.
Its cool:)
Remember the Song..
Everybody goes to Gino's cause Gino's is the place to go...
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Gino's sirloin burger was pretty good. I stopped by the Gino's on Route 33 in Hamilton, many times, but not the one on Broad St.
Gino's was originally Gino Marchetti's, after the Hall-of-Famer that played for the Dallas COwboys and Baltimore Colts (till 1966).
Sold the franchise to Marriott's and they became Roy Rogers' Restaurants.
Don't remember Gino's but I do remember Nino's on Chambers and near Broad. Joe said side street is Lida..not sure though.
I cannot find a Nino's in my
records :(
But of course my records are
limited and not always correct.
I do rememeber a place called
QUIK MAC in that chambers and
south broad area:)
Yes I remember the Gino's
smiling football player emblem:)
Ate many Gino's Giants there on Broad. Rosemary...there still is a Nino's on Chambers near Broad. It's behind Cluck U, little metal diner.
I know that diner !
Didnt know it was called Nino's:)
Also I used to get electronic stuff
at Jackson Distributors near there
on Genesee past Chambers a few blocks:)
From March 1968 through August 1968 I worked at the McDonald's on Rte 33 in Mercerville. After work I would frequently stop at the Gino's on Rte 33 near where Hamilton and Greenwood merged and across from the Dairy Queen to pick up a Gino Giant or some KFC.
That small diner you guys are talking about was bought by Red Moran and his two daughters one's name was Peggy. They both ran it for a while.
My brother set the record of eating 4 Gino Giants in one sitting.
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