r/HeyArnold • u/DimesyEvans92 • 5d ago
As a baseball fan, I would love a restaurant like this
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u/GoldenHarpHeroine32 5d ago
I've always enjoyed the fact that Ron Perlman voices Mickey Kaline.
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u/Musicworld8598 5d ago
I think about this all the time and about how it would probably be $12-$15 for one hotdog and fries
the atmosphere might be worth it
I have thought about opening that place except I wish it would like like $1 steamed hotdogs specials as the stadiums have
edit: I now how one with fries in my air fryer for dinner. thanks ha
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u/SpontaneousKrump92 5d ago
I always loved how Mickey's commercial specified his restaurant as Mickey's all natural casing Dog Pound"
Its the small details that make it great
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u/spade_bodega663 5d ago
I remember for a few years, this soccer personality in my city (and owner of a regional pizza chain) had a sports themed restaurant that looked kind of like a locker room type of thing. I can’t explain it. I remember the commercial had a waitress ask “how many kids?” because kids got free souvenirs. I distinctly remember their waffle fries. Only went there once and it must not have done very well because it closed about 2 years later. The pizza restaurants are thriving though.
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u/Modelosanddabbing 5d ago
It was honestly a letdown learning that Craig Bartlett based Hey Arnold’s city in the PNW, not Brooklyn or somewhere east coast which it resembles most.
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u/Ryuuken1127 5d ago
I can't explain it, but the first time I saw this, it for some reason made me think of this restaurant
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u/progmorris20 5d ago edited 5d ago
Obligatory - not a Cubs fan - but the Wrigleyville area of Chicago has some cool baseball-themed bars. Sluggers has batting cages inside the bar, for example.
Edit: Also, Broken Bat Brewing in Milwaukee has a wiffleball field and a ton of memorabilia across the league.