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The '''Gulas Supper Club''' was a [[List of private supper clubs|private dining club]] that operated since the 1950s at 7401 [[Crestwood Boulevard]]. The menu features charcoal-broiled steaks, choice prime rib and trout almondine. The restaurant provided private dining rooms for parties as well as the '''Olympia Room''' with live entertainment and dancing.
The '''Gulas Supper Club''' was a [[List of private supper clubs|private dining club]] opened by owner [[Gus Gulas]] in the early 1950s at 7401 [[Crestwood Boulevard]]. The menu featured charcoal-broiled steaks, choice prime rib and trout almondine. The restaurant provided private dining rooms for parties as well as the '''Olympia Room''' with live entertainment and dancing and "fountain gardens" for outdoor dining.
 
The restaurant featured the [[Ken Courington Band]] for weekend dancing and [[Chuck Roden]] appeared nightly in the lounge.
 
By [[1990]] the restaurant was no longer a private club, operating simply as "Gulas".


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==References==
* Washburn, Dennis (May 10, 1990) [https://www.newspapers.com/image/795071994 "Cook up some summer fun with 'dining' vacations."] {{BPH}}, p. 59P
==See also==
==See also==
* [[Gulas Restaurant and Lounge]]
* [[Gulas Restaurant and Lounge]]


[[Category:Supper clubs]]
[[Category:Supper clubs]]
[[Category:Crestwood Boulevard|7401]]
[[Category:Crestwood Boulevard]]
[[Category:Former restaurants]]
[[Category:Former restaurants]]
[[Category:Greek-owned restaurants]]
[[Category:Greek-owned restaurants]]

Latest revision as of 00:04, 24 April 2023

The Gulas Supper Club was a private dining club opened by owner Gus Gulas in the early 1950s at 7401 Crestwood Boulevard. The menu featured charcoal-broiled steaks, choice prime rib and trout almondine. The restaurant provided private dining rooms for parties as well as the Olympia Room with live entertainment and dancing and "fountain gardens" for outdoor dining.

The restaurant featured the Ken Courington Band for weekend dancing and Chuck Roden appeared nightly in the lounge.

By 1990 the restaurant was no longer a private club, operating simply as "Gulas".


Preceded by:
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7401 Crestwood Boulevard
1950s - 1980s ?
Succeeded by:
Hooter's

References

See also