Last edited by The Shadow 01-22-2020 at 10:19 AM. Every entree at The Old Spaghetti Factory is served with hot fresh baked bread, soup or crisp green salad, and a scoop of our signature spumoni or vanilla ice cream. The Italian ambiance of North Beach had long attracted bohemians and artists.

It was a seminal example of adaptive reuse. That's how West wound up in the space, and I assume the reason the Pappas Bros purchased their land up north, which is now for sale (see other thread). The Old Spaghetti Factory was located in a North Beach building which had been a pasta factory until 1955 when Frederick Walter Kuh converted it to a cafe, cabaret, and restaurant. Interesting fact, the original 'Spaghetti Warehouse' located in the West End closed a few months ago, after 47 years of business.Īnd one more thing.Pappadeaux was interested in the Nonna's space a few years ago, but she wanted to lease the property to a locally owned restaurant. Remember, the West End was the whole inspiration for OKC developing Bricktown. I believe the one in Bricktown opened around December 1988. 'Spaghetti Warehouse' was a Texas copy of 'The Old Spaghetti Factory' that opened in a warehouse in Dallas' West End in 1972. Gavin Newsom to issue new restrictions amid dwindling intensive care unit capacities across the state.

Beginning with their first location, they had a trolley car you could dine in. The Old Spaghetti was forced to close dining operations in its California locations for a second time after an alarming surge in coronavirus cases prompted Gov. ^The 'Spaghetti Factory' restaurant that was located in the Paseo (where you made your own pizza) had no relation to 'The Old Spaghetti Factory' chain of restaurants that began in Oregon in the late 60's.

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