Dean bought a restaurant, opening in 6 weeks, called The Foundry

[Jarren Harkema]

I love all of you. Pineapple pizza for Frank too!

[dodar]

So, do the waiters/waitresses wear all denim?

[philso]

Item 1736 on the menu: Robot Casserole

[CaptainKirby]

Will it have a Driven Thru?

[Bryce Clegg]

For utensils, they'll have to use SPORKs.

[Kevin Leonard]

They could, um, eat a rockete-... No that doesn't work.
What if they ate while in a rocke-... No that's still lame.
They could cook the food using rocket-... No that's probably unhealthy.

Curse my team's non-food-themed name!

[Loose Screw]

As long as the food doesn't have any loose screws in it, I'll be fine.

[Bryce Paputa]

Frog (force) legs?

[Libby K]

As long as it's open late, 1923 will be just fine...

[Rosiebotboss]

Originally Posted by Munter2081

No senior discounts. If you want a discount, you must have your team moscot with you. Or a least be wearing a team shirt.

There better be a Senior (Mentor) discount!

[artK]

Originally Posted by Kevin Leonard

They could cook the food using rocket-... No that's probably unhealthy.

I did a little digging about this idea, and if my sources are valid, liquid hydrogen was a rocket fuel. Cooking the food by burning liquid hydrogen should (assuming I remember my chemistry correctly) lead to the chemical reaction:

2H2 + O2 -> 2H2O

Dihydrogen monoxide, despite its scary name, is safe to consume.

However, you would also need a really strong oven, because rocket fuel produces enough force to lift a huge rocket into space. Additionally, you wouldn't want to cook it for very long, considering that the reaction produces a temperature of about 5,500 F.

TL;DR: If you manage to cook something with rocket fuel, it shouldn't have any harmful byproducts.

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[Jessica Boucher]

I will jump back in and say as a former Manch resident, this is a GREAT thing for this location. It's right on the water, has an awesome deck, and lots of space. Jillian's was a good fit while it was still there, and honestly the World Sports Bar was pretty lackluster in comparison. Dean putting in the parking garage to handle the needs of renovating the Pandora building (right across the way) will help this even further.

Dean owns roughly half of the millyard, and his dedication to keeping it intact while making it an awesome space is really admirable. I'm sure we will hear about this in the future ("If I can build a restaurant in 6 weeks...").

Sidenote: Honestly, I seriously flirted with the idea of opening and nerd-themed bar/restaurant in Manchester for a while. Not at this location, but close by, and I think it will resonate well with the downtown crowd.

[Trevor1523]

Waiters and waitresses wear denim and serve food by riding around on segways.

Drive thru can be a chute door. Lol. Just open it and the food will slide right out!

[IKE]

Originally Posted by Kevin Leonard

They could, um, eat a rockete-... No that doesn't work.
What if they ate while in a rocke-... No that's still lame.
They could cook the food using rocket-... No that's probably unhealthy.

Curse my team's non-food-themed name!

Purdue Physics department tried to use some LOX for grilling.....
Coals are "ready" very quickly, but not terribly useful....

[D.Allred]

Originally Posted by CaptainKirby

Will it have a Driven Thru?

I think it needs to be named "Bag and Tag."