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1940's restaurant Ferris & Buell
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Rosemary
1 post
Sep 20, 2007
8:54 AM
I lived in Fairborn from 1944-1952 as a young child. We used to go into downtown Dayton occasionally for church and then top it off with dinner at a restaurant that I loved. It was elegant with white tablcloths and napkins. There were brass hitching posts outside with horse heads. And they used heavy red water glasses. Very classy, even to a 5-year-old. My memory is that it was called something like Ferris & Buell. Does this ring a bell with anyone and is the restaurant still in existence?

Actually I think it was Service & Buell's. (Obviously I was mixing it in my mind with Ferris Buehler's Day off).

Last Edited by on Sep 20, 2007 8:59 AM
Steve K
11 posts
Jun 12, 2008
9:50 AM
I think it was either Serviss & Buehl or Serviss & Buhl... saw a couple photos of it in book about downtown Dayton last night.
culinaryman22592
1 post
Dec 01, 2008
5:34 PM
It was Serviss & Buhl.... it was my Great Grandmas restaurant she owned the Buhl part
luv my dayton
144 posts
Sep 15, 2012
1:46 PM
I went to school with Becky Service from elementary through high school where we graduated from Fairmont in 1961. Had a meal or two downtown myself. Believe it was on first street but not positive. Often wondered what happened to them all.
tlturbo
394 posts
Sep 15, 2012
2:28 PM
Was this in Fairborn? I have a memory of going to a restaurant with my parents in the early 50's in Faurborn. Heading out toward Langs Chevy, it was on the left side of the road and I tend to remember the ground dropped away behind the restaurant and you were overlooking that air field. Back around 72 there was a Holiday Inn somewhere in the same area but across the street. I also remember a Hasty Tasty??? just past Langs across from the little strip shopping center. I learned to bowl at a bowling alley at the top of that hill.
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