Is this a good deal or not?

Help me out here, while traveling through the metropolis known as Cincinnati, I came across one of Elroy's favorite joints (have you had the Cobb Salad yet?).

Does this mean if you don't eat with your hands it is $5.99 extra? Are these items on redneck Christmas lists? I can see it now "Honey, what I really want is a Knife and Fork from Bob Evans this year!" I would expect to see this in Kentucky, but Cincinnati? Come on!

Now, notice there is a missing period, boys don't get scared, I mean the punctuation mark! Is it $5.99 or $599? Either way, I hear you can get a good fork downtown for $5.

And what, no spoon for that amount of money? Anyone who has registered for a wedding knows you can get a whole place setting for around $3o bucks and you aren't paying for it, someone else is.

So my advice is, the next time you're at Bob Evans eating a Cobb Salad, ask them if you can save $5.99 by eating with your hands.

And remember that $5.99 is like $6.01 Canadian these days...

Bob Evans, not just for old people!

Bob Evans Restaurants are known for country cooking, "Breakfast is served all day", and old people.
Anytime I have walked into a Bob Evans Restaurant (even at night when they should be asleep), there are lots and lots of old people. I'd be willing to bet that turns off the young folk.

Ok, they don't serve alcohol. Maybe there is way too much gravy on a lot of their dishes. Yes, there is a sizable portion of the menu dedicated to Seniors.

But, you CANNOT overlook the Cobb Salad.

If you like cobb and you like salad, it is the way to go.

What is Cobb, you might ask? Pure deliciousitude.

The actual cobb salad that I dined on tonight is at the top of this post. Please see the Cobb Salad link above for the actual ingredients. Personally, I prefer a little Thousand Island dressing, but that's just me...

So, seriously, next time you hungrily pass a Bob Evans, don't let those AARP members scare you off, consider going in and getting a glorious bowl full of goodness. You should try anything at least once, but especially the cobb salad.