Hell, just give me a patty melt and an eastside old tap lager... and put it on dick meehan's tab.
-J. Meehan
                                     
                                    Hamburger, DP, No "O" for me. Put it on Willoughby's tab.
-Phil Cobb 
                                     
                                    Tell everyone Jerry's is a convience store now. When I go visit Camacho I will take a photo.
-R. Godfrey
                                     
                                    It’s Friday night.  So, here’s MY Jerry’s Bar-B-Q Order (I wish):
--Bar-B-Q SPARERIB SANDWICH “From Pit to you
                                    $.85
--Strawberry Shake $.40
I didn’t go to Jerry’s in Compton or even Buena Park (that I remember), but I did go to
                                    Chris & Pitts in Maywood or was it Bell Gardens?  My grandparents took us there.  When you walked in, there
                                    was a huge bear in a glass case and sawdust on the floor.  Restaurants with sawdust… nice.   Anyone else remember
                                    that?
Let’s hear from you R&RRH members.   “Can I take your order?”
http://www.rockandrollresthome.com/id21.htmlPhone: JAckson-7-2946 (my phone in Buena Park)
-Nadine Willoughby
 
                                     
                                    So, I wasn't in Compton, but I was one of your Country Cousins in Highland by San Berdoo.  Some of my fond culinary
                                    memories stem back to the original Golden Arches in San Berdoo in the Fifties (yes,I AM a dinosaur).  I thought that
                                    McDonald's chow was good, but in retrospect I realize I was magnetically drawn to "the scene" where all the hip  upper-middle-class
                                    guys in town were there on a Sat. nite posturing @ the sides of their hot custom cars.  I was wheel-less but hung out
                                    with enough cool dudes to partake semi-legitimately in the script.
Mick Beeson