A very bad pick, Gaylord…
It was your lousy cooking that did the diner in.
So change the name already.
Just paint out the “BOR” and put .com after the “Cafe”, you’ll be up and running in no time.
Ah, my little bundle of love failed after 1500 years.
Yeah, go for a name change. How about:
Lizzy Borden Diner (We use only the finest cuts…)
She could market it to the goth crowd. She just needa a new business slogan, like:
”Borgia Café: Name Your Poison”
Wasn’t the Borgia Cafe a famous hang-out in Greenwich Village years ago? (How many years ago I don’t want to think about.)
There’s two in New York City, Cafe Borgia I & II, at 185 Bleecker Street and 161 Prince St # 1 respectively. On an ominous note, there are two nearby restaurants named “Le Poisson Rouge” and “The Bitter End”. Seems to be a theme.
Free Drugs.com
WHAT!!
I’ve heard their cousine was to die for.
They seem to be doing fine in real life: http://www.cafeborgia.com/
@outworld cats; “poisson” means “fish” in French. “Le Poisson Rouge” means “The Red Fish”. I doubt whether poison is implied or intended.
Ah!..Lurcetia… we hardly knew ya!..
At least it wasn’t the Sweeny Todd Deli.
margueritem over 13 years ago
A very bad pick, Gaylord…
Llewellenbruce over 13 years ago
It was your lousy cooking that did the diner in.
Yukoner over 13 years ago
So change the name already.
Charles Evans Premium Member over 13 years ago
Just paint out the “BOR” and put .com after the “Cafe”, you’ll be up and running in no time.
lewisbower over 13 years ago
Ah, my little bundle of love failed after 1500 years.
Destiny23 over 13 years ago
Yeah, go for a name change. How about:
Lizzy Borden Diner (We use only the finest cuts…)
runar over 13 years ago
She could market it to the goth crowd. She just needa a new business slogan, like:
”Borgia Café: Name Your Poison”
pschearer Premium Member over 13 years ago
Wasn’t the Borgia Cafe a famous hang-out in Greenwich Village years ago? (How many years ago I don’t want to think about.)
docopenhaver over 13 years ago
There’s two in New York City, Cafe Borgia I & II, at 185 Bleecker Street and 161 Prince St # 1 respectively. On an ominous note, there are two nearby restaurants named “Le Poisson Rouge” and “The Bitter End”. Seems to be a theme.
SaunaBeach over 13 years ago
Free Drugs.com
WHAT!!
ChukLitl Premium Member over 13 years ago
I’ve heard their cousine was to die for.
stuart over 13 years ago
They seem to be doing fine in real life: http://www.cafeborgia.com/
RinaFarina over 13 years ago
@outworld cats; “poisson” means “fish” in French. “Le Poisson Rouge” means “The Red Fish”. I doubt whether poison is implied or intended.
boldyuma over 13 years ago
Ah!..Lurcetia… we hardly knew ya!..
Sherlock Watson over 13 years ago
At least it wasn’t the Sweeny Todd Deli.