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===Restaurants===
In later years, a typical restaurant would have a fully stocked [[bar (establishment)|bar]], or saloon, serving [[alcoholic beverage]]s. This is in contrast to family restaurants like [[Denny's]] or [[Village Inn]], which generally do not serve alcoholic beverages. A [[salad bar]] is also a staple.

The type of cuisine served is mainly [[Cuisine of the United States|American]], although many of the dishes are slanted towards styles of preparation that resemble [[Italian cuisine|Italian]], [[Mexican cuisine|Mexican]], [[French cuisine|French]], [[Cajun cuisine|Cajun]], or [[Chinese cuisine|Chinese]]. Soups and sandwiches are available as meals or ''à la carte''. Pies are signature items on the dessert menu: there are over 30 varieties available.

The interiors of the chain's earlier restaurants are decorated with antiques circa 1900, providing a theme that is reminiscent of [[Victorian era|Victorian]] [[England]] as well as early United States. Later restaurants reflect more modern tastes, with a clean interior and photos of food.