The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 07, 1979, Page Page 14, Image 14

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vi try I \/l ?/ MEggrefc: Ijl B| Fi" JMBBt 1?The 1929 Model A sa Distinctive dec By Janet Gibson architectun other struc Atmosphere sets the mood, outside of Combine it with delicious food, a appealing, variety of beverages and excellent prised when service, and the result is Ap- The inter plegate's Landing. decor to mo located on Decker Boulevard restaurant near Columbia Mall, Applegate's variety ol is fairly easy to find. Its wooden everywhere What's in a na What's in a restaurant's name? which catei trade are 1 A lot as it happens, at least ac- which will ? cording to Michael Witkowski, a while place; University of South Carolina are apt to graduate student in linguistics who grown" nar has studied the names of South local econon Carolina eateries. Restauran Restaurant names say according something about the culture of Witkowski. their location, he says. To prove Bert's Grill, it.he ticks off a few. amone them. Our House o The Busy Bee, the Blue Palace Tea name, while Shoppe, Ye Olde Fireplace, and Restaurant D'Antoni's Yesteryear. name. Still c Restaurants in the upstate area to benefit fr are named Dixie more than like The Big elsewhere in the Palmetto State, of USC, whic for example. And restaurants "Fighting G ^ r Oood Huncfi & J ?uu: I MON.-FKI. W I ALSO SAT. MOM, I DINNER 6:00-8:00 I 221 PICKENS ST. 771 a J/[ ^1'* ' _ - &:?j^5 ;;x .;' ,.-f Jr '._ ^ 1 l;- t^lM^i-H ^y ^^|itf^TTj xA ??;;:?'^j $P9BKS Wi .; v| *?' ^ ':"<??^r._ 'lM?' || ^ B^^HHHBHKI: ' lad bar Appleg, ft ft or marks pleasar * sets it apart from any conversation piece can be founc ture in sight. If the Standing out are a water wheel i the restaurant looks the foyer and a superb salad ba one is even more sur- nestled in an original 1929 Model i he ventures inside. Ford. Porch swings, tapestries an ior varies from rustic hanging plants lend to th re sedate sections. The nostalgic atmosphere. Neil Younj actually displays a Frampton and Fleetwood Mac ar f nprsnrifllitipc nnri Vinifrl t>?? ?-? f? ?>" uvai u 111 me uatl\gl UUI1U. lilt? IUU one turns a new effect is totally charming. Now the true test of a successfi restaurant can enjoyably b file savored ? the food. Gilbertini, a Applegate's speciality, is e) ikelv VTave names '"n^le* SctV.TtoS ground pork anS five chees > in non-tourist areas have more "home ties which reflect the ,y. 2709 it are also named to categories, says Rosewood Take for example named for the owner. f Hash is a descriptive j the Leesburg Junction carries a location >ther eating places like om local associations, : Bird, near the campus :h has as its mascot the ^ amecocks." II <Lapn ?urn kre z fox fl! I Free R< (id 1 ItwuiC I ?. , 0 I IO f <?to\c. 1 < lBa% I I .-SAT. I ? I I former 9353 j 1 :> :>> V -' .V'v- ;-C^:>.;- ,V-v :;>:. I ^VHu' - Zy(J ^:JlV v"":~ %'i"{-}ri~t'X?y I 'j '* " " -'- ' ' ' '- " ~~ | " ,v- - T '"- "j ?* -Tt^-^'I He's lumber laden ?f Apple got p. sauces blended with garlic butter n and parsley. Other pastas include ir lasagna and manicotti. All are A served with Italian bread and a d | trip to the salad truck. The best e I news, however, is that all are I, j reasonably priced, e \ Applegate's marinated chicken il breasts are a definite winner. Made with soy sauce, pineapple il i juice and ginger, they are e j especially tantilizing when comn bined with a tender steak. l- Other selections on the menu are n just as tempting. Spaghetti, prime j, rib, sandwiches, king crab legs and e pizza are only a few of the choices. trsheas RESTAURANT & LOUNG -Wednesday & Thursday BRIAR HILL & corn Recording KEL AND THE S Friday & Saturday ? RE from New Y H mission ftofnrck G.O ? ....wiv 11 wi v* ~i Coming (Tlarch 20 ? e Flying Burito Brot (Tlarch 22 and 28? Ruby Starr ly with Black Oak f wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmamaa exterior e's Lantfinn Beverages at Applegate's add to the unique dining experience. The peach and banana daiquiris are delicious. Beer, ice cream drinks, wine and cocktails are offered. International coffees ? Irish, Frotiph ^nonich A* . Viavx, K/pUIUOll auu iviv. MLclII are also served. For the teetotaler, a variety of sodas, freshly brewed iced tea and apple cider will come as a pleasant surprise. The overall feeling one experiences after leaving Applegate's Landing is encouraging. It's refreshing to receive a good "home-cooked" meal that will do justice to anyone's pocketbook. 771-9129 | E I Artist >LUGGERS ork City o m-Th hers Arkansas j