Oscar's Restaurant is a Brownsville eatery located at 2805 West Cervantes Street. It was opened in the early 1940s as the Brownsville Restaurant by Oscar Woerner. It was soon renamed Oscar's for Woerner, whose pancakes earned him the moniker "hot cake king." The restaurant was purchased in 1980 by Helen Rollo, who is still the owner.
| Oscar's Restaurant | |
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| Cuisine | Southern |
| Owner | Helen Rollo |
| Hours of Operation | Sun-Thurs, 6-2 Fri & Sat, 6-2, 4:30-9 |
| Phone number | 432-8388 |
The restaurant seats up to 300 in the main dining room and an additional 45 in the rear room available for private parties. The décor is dominated by a large mural on the eastern wall, several stained glass pieces that adorn the southern windows, and a variety of carved wood sculptures throughout. Rollo says of the restaurant, "I like my atmosphere. We're not ritzy or elegant, but we're not hash slingers, either."[1]
Menu & prices
- Breakfast buffet (Saturday & Sunday): $5.50
- Seafood buffet: $11.99
- Entrees: $5.95 - $9.95
- Sandwiches: $2.10 - $6.95
- Seafood: $6.95 - $11.95
- Sunday specials: $6.95 - $8.95
- Children's menu (younger than 12) available
Images
Brownsville Restaurant, the predecessor to Oscar's
References
- ↑ "Oscar's proves little change and quality pay off." Pensacola News Journal, January 20, 2006.
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