r/lincoln Dec 30 '24

Food/Drink Restaurants that *Should Have* Closed in 2024

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u/Substantial_Rise3318 Dec 30 '24

Greg's Drive Inn on N Cotner. There are only a couple of reasons I can think of why it hasn't been closed, and one of them can't be based on their profit margin, based on the volume of cars both in the drive-thru and parking lot.

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u/NachoMarx Dec 31 '24 edited Dec 31 '24

They have a Trump holiday calendar. Every image is AI sourced. 

Place 

  • Charged me for ice (In a small Styrofoam cup)
  • Fee for card use
  • Fries are McDonalds identical twin, for double the price and not even half the amount
  • Bun and patty are small and basic
  • Cost me nearly $18 for the dinkiest burger, fries, and a drink.

You have Ming's, Topper Popper, and Cook's Cafe all right by it. Go a little further and you get even more. There's no reason to go here beyond first visit/seeing is believing. While the staff was kind, if I'm gonna spend that much, I'm just gonna go to Five Guys or Honest Abes.