Allan May Hosts Lecture Series on Youngstown’s Infamous Jungle Inn

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Re: Allan May Hosts Lecture Series on Youngstown’s Infamous Jungle Inn

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FriendofFamily wrote: Tue Jul 23, 2019 5:30 am
The Greek wrote: Mon Jul 22, 2019 9:25 pm
JCB1977 wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2019 8:11 pm
FriendofHenry wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2019 2:23 pm
JCB1977 wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2019 11:22 am
FriendofHenry wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2019 9:47 am Didn't Frankie have a bar down the street from the Pines?
If he did I was never in it
Frankie and his wife ran the joint.
I'm sure when you were in that neighborhood you weren't lookin' for a beer and a sausage sandwich ;)
I'll bet you went a little further up the street :)
I only went to the Pines in my early 20s and late teens while I was home on college break or in the area for a birthday party. I wasn’t a regular by any means Plus I couldn’t get out of hand because of EB and Frankie, Frankie was there a lot and Joe Diorio and Tony Kelly worked the door. I got rowdy in there one night and I got a call from my father the next morning so I tended to pretty much stay away. We spent a lot of time in Akron/Kent/Cleveland in those days. But always made sure I went to your joint every time I came into town. Couldn’t resist the bar menu and the “stiff” pours.

P.S. Peppers are marinating
Crazy. I wish I knew then... I do remember Frankie because he and my dad were friendly but I wouldn't have a clue as to who else was there. Do you guys happen to remember Zorba's in Akron? Good times
So where was Zorbas in Akron Located? There was a Greek Place on Main street on North Hill but I don't recall the name of it.
I wish I could remember specifically but it was in kind of an industrial area right off of 76 as you're approaching Akron. We played there in the early/mid 80's and it was packed on weekends. There was another place nearby called Acropolis I think. Back then there were so many Greeks you could keep 3 clubs in Akron packed on weekends.
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