The Lamp Post

slices of toast (white or wheat), and the required biscuits and sausage gravy, all served on a gigantic pizza platter. The first time I visited the restaurant there was a gentleman who brought in two fish he had caught in Lake Erie. While the cook sliced, diced, and fried them up he told us he had two He-Mans in the same night. I don’t know if he was joking, but I wouldn’t try it myself. Just take a look at the photo and let me know what you think. The Lamp Post is currently (as of this posting) open 24/7. it’s supposedly packed with a crowd ready to either fight or pass out. Even when you visit during daytime hours expect to sit next to both the upper crust and the hoi palloi. There’s no question you’ll be referred to as “Honey” by the gracious wait staff. I was also granted the honor of sitting next to a real chill individual named Cory Frizzell who had a lot of enjoyable charisma."