re: What are some places that have gone out of business that give you nostalgia?

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The entire Hammond Square mall. What an excellent piece of 80s nostalgia."

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They had a Corn Dog 7... Where was 1 through 6..?

now his name is up in lights,
chicken and biscuits and dirty rice
dannnnnys fried chicken

hot cookin and service are speedo
at tacooooo bandido


i'm matt the mechanical teller
and i work for central bank
i'll give you cash, quick as a flash
and do ten other jobs for you
i'll make your banking so easy
24 hours a day
cash when you need it
you just can't beat it
deposits with ease
as quick as a breeze
one minute and you're on your way!
oh i'm matt the mechanical teller
and i work for central. bank.

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Piccadilly wasn't a big thing in New Orleans until the 80's. In the 70's-80's, the big "cafeteria" was Morrisons.

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Wise's Cafeteria for the win.

All of those.

Skate Country in Elmwood and the Best Bank



if you were a kid/teenager in the 70's and 80's in Metry; you probably remember these (sorry no pics)

- Trampoline Jump Center ? Bonnabel & Vets .. they had a pet raccoon people would feed
- There were 2 water slides ... one off Clearview and I-10 (Wabash Street ?), the other was on Vets (Tolmas Dr / Ridgelake area ?)

then the 2 ice skating rinks.. Chateau Estates and Lake Forest Plaza

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There used to be a Gibsons in Covington back in the day, I think it closed in the late 80's

Big Joe's Seafood, Seafood World, Roma's Pizza, Ground Pati, Sicily's Pizza, Shoney's, South China, BJ's Pizza