m2violin
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Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/14/11 6:40 PM
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I'm leaving Saturday for a road trip from Tulsa to Chicago's far northwest suburbs via I-44 and I-55. I'm hoping to stop at non-chain, local restaurants for meals. I'm looking for recommendations in Missouri and Illinois. They need to be cheap, NO CHAINS and no more than a 5-10 minute drive from I-44 or I-55. Thanks for any recommendations!
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Extreme Glow
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/14/11 9:45 PM
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HDtravlr1
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/14/11 11:18 PM
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Got this tip from a well traveled roadfooder who knows his pie-Buffetbuster A slice of Pie in Rolla, MO
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ScreamingChicken
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Mon, 08/15/11 9:37 AM
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guspas
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Mon, 08/15/11 8:10 PM
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HDtravlr1
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Mon, 08/15/11 8:52 PM
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Had some pretty good catfish here: Dowd's Catfish and BBQ 1760 West Elm Street, Lebanon, MO (417) 532-1777 Got this place from a local. I went to the Catfish place last time I was in Lebanon Cornerstone Subs and Pizzas Cornerstone Subs & Pizza 399 South Jefferson Avenue, Lebanon, MO (417) 588-3616 Do you need ideas for Springfield Mo?
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HDtravlr1
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/21/11 7:39 PM
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I have always wanted to try Joe Rogers chili in Springfield, IL and Cozy Dog.
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HDtravlr1
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/21/11 9:05 PM
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It appears I need to add the Dr of BBQ to my growing Springfield IL list. It is hard for me to pass up St Louis.
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/21/11 10:23 PM
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Five and Diner in St. Robert, Missouri. The chicken fried steak is really good.
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the grillman
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Sun, 08/21/11 10:39 PM
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Slice of Pie in Rolla is a must. Ted Drewes in St Louis, frozen custard. Carl's Drive in, St Louis for hamburgers and rootbeer. Consider Crown Candy Kitchen, BLT and a malt, also OConnell's Pub for hamburgers. Amighetti's for sandwiches on the Hill. And Cozy Dog in Springfield, Ill, - corndogs, and Darcy's Pint for a horseshoe sandwich.
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ScreamingChicken
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Re:Tulsa-Chicagoland via I-44 and I-55
Mon, 08/22/11 8:14 AM
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Speaking of horseshoes, if the OP can't wait until Springfield the Ariston Cafe in Litchfield would be a good stop. Brad
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