Just for fun: Album/Song title named restaurants

[Thunderfoot]

You may have crossed the line with that one... *groan*

 

[Thunderfoot]

Cajun vegetarian joint - "Corn on the Bayou"
Patsy Cline inspired all sauced foods shop - "Gravy"
Next to a Western all you can eat place - "Gravy Train"
Italian eatery - "A Little Pizza the Action"
Ice Cream shack and motorcycle bar - "Bad Motor Scooper"
Asian foods eatery - "Lust for Rice"
Beastie Boys Deli shop - "Bake your Rump (Roast)"
Upscale soup kitchen - "Stockit"
A small corner bakery - "Another One Bites The Crust"
Punk rock bar - "Rock the Cash Bar"
Sweets bakery in Queens - "It's Sticky (buns)"
Specialty tea shop in L.A. - "Cult of Personaliteas"
Heavy Metal coffee shop on Sunset Strip - "Grounds and Grounds"

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

My Mom was made aware of this thread...

A psychedelic coffee shop: "Dark Side of the Spoon"

To which I add a bakery and a candy store, "Pie-romania" and "Ummagumball", respectively.

 

[Lord Mhoram]

I feel pretty stupid in that I recognize everything but the first three in the OP. I looked up the first one, figuring power for the last word, and hit Pantera, but no idea on the others.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Don't worry, some of these are pretty obscure- I'm a music nut and Thunderfoot's a former pro drummer.

Example #2 : a Vietnamese restaurant called "I Pho Like A Beast."

There was an album by Wasp called "I F**k Like a Beast", and the proper pronunciation of the Vietnamese soup "Pho" is "fuh".

Example #3 : a gastropub called "Gastronomy Domine."

"Astronomy Domine" is one of Pink Floyd's early songs.

 

[Lord Mhoram]

There was an album by Wasp called "I F**k Like a Beast", and the proper pronunciation of the Vietnamese soup "Pho" is "fuh".



"Astronomy Domine" is one of Pink Floyd's early songs.

Ah.

Huge music nut myself. Don't listen to much WASP - my metal tasted went to Iron Maiden and the more keyboard heavy hair metal.

The Pink Floyd I should have known- Sid Berret era. Thanks

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

A coffee house/ice-cream parlor: "Uplift Mocha Parfait Plan"

 

[trancejeremy]

Ah.

Huge music nut myself. Don't listen to much WASP - my metal tasted went to Iron Maiden and the more keyboard heavy hair metal.

It was actually a song from their first album, not an album itself (and no I in the title, either). Though it was released as a single.

It was one of the songs that caused Tipper Gore and her PMRC to get a senate hearing in '85, which resulted in Tipper stickers as a voluntary method of avoiding government censorship.

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

It's not a song title but I did use to go past a place called the "Salvador Deli" on my way to work.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

...and no I in the title, either...

I stand corrected!