The nicest restaurant I was treated to back in the 70's was Angelo's Fisherman's Wharf on Main Street. It was a beautiful restaurant with huge fish tanks. One evening, when my family and I were there, Earl Campbell was at a table nearby. My father tried to get me to approach him for an autograph, but I told my dad that I didn't want to bother Mr. Campbell while he was eating. I had heard that Angelo's caught fire and burned to the ground and that they didn't rebuild. Such a shame; great memories, though.
Memorable Businesses of the 70's and 80's that are Now Gone
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The nicest restaurant I was treated to back in the 70's was Angelo's Fisherman's Wharf on Main Street. It was a beautiful restaurant with huge fish tanks. One evening, when my family and I were there, Earl Campbell was at a table nearby. My father tried to get me to approach him for an autograph, but I told my dad that I didn't want to bother Mr. Campbell while he was eating. I had heard that Angelo's caught fire and burned to the ground and that they didn't rebuild. Such a shame; great memories, though.