7-11 Ranch Restaurant

Frommer's Review

A good family restaurant offering home-style food in a comfortable, Western-style setting, the 7-11 Ranch Restaurant had its beginnings in 1933, when Warren "Fat" Belcher sold a cow and bought a hot dog stand. Now owned by Belcher's daughter Connie and her husband Jerry Pope, the restaurant has changed a bit -- you won't even find hot dogs on the menu -- but you can count on friendly service and a wide range of American favorites. Choose from a variety of burgers -- including a huge 1-pound killer -- plus hot and cold sandwiches, deep-fried halibut and other seafood, excellent chef's salads, homemade chili, pork chops, and chicken in a variety of forms. There are also steaks, barbecued beef or pork ribs, and prime ribs on Fridays. Breakfasts consist of the usual American favorites.

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