It’s been five years since Andy’s Family Restaurant turned 30.
Now the restaurant, started by Andy Angelos when he still lived in Chicago, is thirty-five years old.
Just as in 2011, Angie served cake to its Saturday customers.
Angie Angelos serves up a piece of cake to Founding Father Andy.
Flowers the staff bought for the anniversary.
Andy told me he got only four hours of sleep the first year when he was commuting from Chicago.
And he did the cooking himself, as he saved up enough money to buy a home out here.
I tried to get a photo of Angie’s brother Louie, but he was too busy in back.
Hard work by family members and their employees have bought Andy’s Family Restaurant to the thirty-five year mark.
Saturday mornings my Walk to Emmaus Reunion Group meets at the restaurant at 7:30.
The various waitresses rarely bother to give us menus, but they do remind us when its the pumpkin pancake time of year.
Happy anniversary. A great classic diner.
Gotta get a pic of Louie, he’s just a bit shy, he makes the best New England Clam Chowder in the County every Friday morning while most of his customers are still sleeping.
Also, the best ice tea.
Congrats to the whole family.
Plumgarden is 51 years old,
congrats to Andys,
you are just a youngster
Happy anniversary Papa and family.
I worked for Andy’s for 26 years.
Loved them all.
Miss them very much.
Hope you have 35 more years.
Great place.
Happy Anniversary!
Andy’s makes everyone feel at home.
When we walk in, Angie greets our family of six all by name.
We feel like family!
Great food and classic diner!
Happy anniversary Andys crew!
Been coming to Andys for 25 years.
Used to ride my bike to get pancakes and strawberries at 9 yrs old.
What most people don’t know is there’s a little man behind the scenes ( Angie’s brother Billy) who makes sure the food is always delicious and the place runs smooth.