Thursday's

Note: Is it in Bridgewater, Beaver, or Rochester??? Who knows? However, if you want to find Thursday's on your GPS, try plugging in "1 Wolfe Lane" as per an employee when we called or else you may get lost. Getting into the parking lot after dark is a might tricky as well. Don't miss the turn like Kay did. Thrice!

Upon first impression, Thursday's is an indy knock-off of TGI Friday's. The barroom munchies dominate the bill of fare. Pop culture memorabilia decorates the cabin-ish walls.

What's that? Look closer, you say? Wait, that "Buffy The Vampire" script is autographed by Sarah Michelle Gellar? The hardback Jackie Chain autobiography is signed by the man himself! The leather jacket has all the signatures of the entire Ramones!

Wait, there's a glossy of Donny Iris! He signed it too.

Yeah, our talkative, funny, doting, diligent, and excellent  server had no idea where and how they procured the booty either.

I almost ordered a hoagie, but my gut instinct told me to play it safe and go with a humble bacon cheeseburger, and no faults were had with it from bun to veggie to medium rare patty to greasy, salty bacon to sharp cheddar.

A heavy, tangy cup of cole slaw came with my burger and tasted as if it had some sour cream dropped into it. Interesting.

Even more interesting: French fries were unnecessary! Thursday's serves housemade potato chips on a complimentary basis. And guess what? The baskets as well as the cups of their patented, ravingly ranch-ish, herb-inflected scratch dip are bottomless! Hell, most eateries and pubs won't even give ya a small bag of Lay's or Herr's without adding it to yer tab.

Dessert was a Southern classic in a pecan pie that was so blessed with molasses and brown sugar it may as well have been prepared by an Amish matriarch.

I keep getting the feeling that Thursday's is a bit of a secret in these parts. If so, it's time to dangle a toy mouse in front of the bag the cat's hiding in. Start your weekend a day early. This Thursday, if you happen to be in the area, you now know where to go.

P.S. Kay's mom, who acted as 3rd wheel, ordered a helping of garlic parmesan wings that were properly plump, tender, and well-seasoned.

P.P.S. The Saturday evening crowd was fine. No riff-raffs or rowdies were present.

P.P.P.S. Thursday's website lists their address as 410 Wolfe Lane.

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Finally went back to Thursday's after a ten year hiatus.  I had a horrid experience back then and was finally able to get over it and return and am glad i went back.  Went in for lunch and the service was quick.  Had a great waitress who was very attentive.  The chicken salad was amazing as was the Rachel Panini.  The atmosphere was clean and bright.

Better than Robert's Roadside Inn hands down but not much better.

The food is alright.  Drinks are cheap.  This is another place where you can find "Beaver County's Finest" hanging out.

Of course, as you may have guessed, this is a popular spot on Thursday nights!

The crowd always starts out here at Thursday's for their Thursday night drink specials and then always head to Dirty Bob's (Robert's Roadside Inn) afterwards.