LUMS
was on Airport Road in Warwick also in Providence,
was on Airport Road in Warwick also in Providence,
located on Silver Spring Street in the 1970's.
(It's now an auto body shop.) - Known for it's delicious Hot Dogs,
(It's now an auto body shop.) - Known for it's delicious Hot Dogs,
Rootbeer & Schooners of Beer!
Kids loved selecting the Free Toy from the Lum's treasure
Kids loved selecting the Free Toy from the Lum's treasure
chest at the end of the meal.
Lums also had a burger that was dipped in beer then cooked on the grill. I didnt like it so much but back then you were expected to eat all your food.
ReplyDeleteMy wife, who is never wrong, says it was the hot dogs that were steamed in beer!!!!
DeleteThere was also a Lums in North Kingstown on Post Road. The building has long changed. After Lums closed the building became a walk in doctor's office which eventually became part of South County Hospital until SCH moved it's services to a new building on Rt 2. The building looks abandoned now (tho it doesn't look anything like the old Lums restaurant anyway).
ReplyDeleteBob Flade
There was a Lums in North Attleborough, now a Dunkin Donuts.
ReplyDeleteNeil Lambert
Lived on Ole Post.... remember riding my bike there when I was a kid.
DeleteSomeone has opened a Lums in MA. They bought the rights to the logo and the original recipes. Who knows, maybe this will be the beginning of a new chain again.
ReplyDeletebest french fries ever..(Thing they were a first to serve "seasoned fries"
ReplyDeleteThe new Lums is located on Fall River Ave. in Seekonk near the Showcase Cinemas.
ReplyDeleteGod, Lum's was awesome. Aways went to the one in N. Attleboro though...
ReplyDeleteLums was the best. Mmm, hot dogs steamed in beer, and awesome onion rings.
ReplyDeleteThe New Lums on FallRiver ave is now closed since January
ReplyDeleteThere was a Lums in Middletown on Rt 114.
ReplyDeleteThat's the one I remember!
DeleteI remember as a kid going to the one on Airport Road in Warwick. We would always go to the Midland (sorry, Rhode Island) Mall after it. This is probably like in the late 1970s, maybe early 1980s.
ReplyDeleteSince I was born and raised in North Kingstown, going to the big city of Warwick seemed like a big deal back then.
I known there was one on airport Rd. but I'm having trouble remembering exactly.. Can you help refresh my memory? Thank you
DeleteIt's was the building that's now an abandoned Hooter's
Delete3 WORDS: KNOCKWURST WITH CHEESE!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone remember a restaurant called Gigi across the street from the warwick musical theater back in the 60, 70 and I think early 80
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone remember a restaurant on Airport Rd across from Hooters same side, but across a side street
ReplyDeleteVALLE’S Steak House? They were on Airport Road.
DeleteI remember how thrilling it was for our Mom to take my brother, sister, and me, during the late 70’s, to the Lum’s at Park Square. We’d get the “Lum Dogs” stemmed in beer, I think they made it like a chili dog (?). Our choice of dessert was the red Jello or chocolate pudding. They’d top it off with whipped cream from a can.
ReplyDeleteI was only in elementary school. In the mid 70's, but I distinctly remember a LUMS in Westerly, on Franklin Rd, and next to a Burger Chef and a KFC.
ReplyDeleteWho could forgot the oli burger with Lowenbrau on tap . I'll have a schooner of Lowenbrau! Also beer battered hotdogs with cherry flavored kraut!
ReplyDeleteYes Aquaman66 it was on Franklin St.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate coming to this page and seeing a comment that's only two days old.
DeleteNo one mentioned the one on Atwood Avenue in Cranston!
ReplyDeleteWe used to eat at the Lums in North Kingstown, RI. Way back in 1971, it was brand new! Our favorite was Shrimp-in-a-basket with a pitcher of Rootbeer and Strawberry Shortcake for dessert!!
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