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Route 360 Pizzeria Corporate Office

Route 360 Pizzeria, known to most as simply 360 Pizza, was founded in 1989 in Mechanicsville, Virginia. The company operates a pizza and sandwich restaurant.

The company makes a unique pizza in that it uses an “old world” technique of allowing the pizza dough 48 hours to “cold rise”. Sauces are also made from scratch using an old Italian recipe. In addition to pizzas, submarine type sandwiches are also offered, as well as a gluten free menu, salads, appetizers, and side dishes, such as fried sweet potatoes.

Route 360 Pizzeria offers online ordering and delivery service, as well as a mobile phone app to make ordering easy. Company headquarters are still located in Mechanicsville, Virginia.

Route 360 Pizzeria

Route 360 Pizzeria, known to most as simply 360 Pizza, was founded in 1989 in Mechanicsville, Virginia. The company operates a pizza and sandwich restaurant.

The company makes a unique pizza in that it uses an “old world” technique of allowing the pizza dough 48 hours to “cold rise”. Sauces are also made from scratch using an old Italian recipe. In addition to pizzas, submarine type sandwiches are also offered, as well as a gluten free menu, salads, appetizers, and side dishes, such as fried sweet potatoes.

Route 360 Pizzeria offers online ordering and delivery service, as well as a mobile phone app to make ordering easy. Company headquarters are still located in Mechanicsville, Virginia.

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Prohibition Drinks and Desserts Corporate Office

Prohibition Drinks and Desserts was founded in New Bern, North Carolina, by current owner Grace Straight. The company operates a restaurant/bar with a Prohibition theme.

The restaurant has blackout curtains, which are used at night, to give the impression of the old time speakeasies during the time of Prohibition. Food is served 11AM to 11PM, with an emphasis on desserts. During daylight hours and weather permitting, there is a small outdoor patio seating area with colorful umbrellas.

Prohibition Drinks and Desserts has a 4 star rating on Yelp and TripAdvisor. Company headquarters remain in New Bern, North Carolina.

Prohibition Drinks and Desserts

Prohibition Drinks and Desserts was founded in New Bern, North Carolina, by current owner Grace Straight. The company operates a restaurant/bar with a Prohibition theme.

The restaurant has blackout curtains, which are used at night, to give the impression of the old time speakeasies during the time of Prohibition. Food is served 11AM to 11PM, with an emphasis on desserts. During daylight hours and weather permitting, there is a small outdoor patio seating area with colorful umbrellas.

Prohibition Drinks and Desserts has a 4 star rating on Yelp and TripAdvisor. Company headquarters remain in New Bern, North Carolina.

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Morton’s SteakHouse

Morton’s SteakHouse was founded by two friends and co-workers Arnie Morton and Klaus Fritsch. Fritsch made a hamburger for Morton, who said it was the best burger ever. The pair decided to leave their jobs at the Playboy Club in Montreal and opened their own restaurant, originally named Morton’s of Chicago, in Chicago, Illinois, in 1978.

Today, Morton’s SteakHouse is a subsidiary of Landry’s, Inc. The company has 70 locations, including the original location at the Newbury Plaza in Chicago, in several states, as well as a few international locations. Morton’s is well known as an upscale steak restaurant that offers private rooms and banquet dining.

In October 2021, the company opened a location in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The company often hosts ESPN’s Lunch with a Legend series, using various locations. When Landry’s acquired Morton’s SteakHouse in 2012, company headquarters were moved to Houston, Texas.

Morton's Steak House

Morton’s SteakHouse was founded by two friends and co-workers Arnie Morton and Klaus Fritsch. Fritsch made a hamburger for Morton, who said it was the best burger ever. The pair decided to leave their jobs at the Playboy Club in Montreal and opened their own restaurant, originally named Morton’s of Chicago, in Chicago, Illinois, in 1978.

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Today, Morton’s SteakHouse is a subsidiary of Landry’s, Inc. The company has 70 locations, including the original location at the Newbury Plaza in Chicago, in several states, as well as a few international locations. Morton’s is well known as an upscale steak restaurant that offers private rooms and banquet dining.

In October 2021, the company opened a location in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The company often hosts ESPN’s Lunch with a Legend series, using various locations. When Landry’s acquired Morton’s SteakHouse in 2012, company headquarters were moved to Houston, Texas.

Cafe Toscano Corporate Office

Cafe Toscano was founded in Aurora, Ohio, in 2007. The company operates a mid-sized, upscale Italian food restaurant. The restaurant was located a few miles from another Italian restaurant, Bella Donna, which had been in business for nearly 20 years. Competition was stiff. The owner of Bella Donna met with Cafe Toscano owners, who decided that a partnership was a better way to work out their differences, rather than each trying to force the other out of business.

Cafe Toscano is a small to mid-sized restaurant (55 seats) that is more upscale than Bella Donna, which is more of a family restaurant. Cafe Toscano offers a wine selection, along with pasta dishes, soups, seafood, pizza and more.  The restaurant is now open for both lunch and dinner, 7 days a week.

The company has plans to open a larger, more casual restaurant, which will seat 120, near the original location. At this time, headquarters for both restaurants remain in Aurora, Ohio.

Cafe Toscano

Cafe Toscano was founded in Aurora, Ohio, in 2007. The company operates a mid-sized, upscale Italian food restaurant. The restaurant was located a few miles from another Italian restaurant, Bella Donna, which had been in business for nearly 20 years. Competition was stiff. The owner of Bella Donna met with Cafe Toscano owners, who decided that a partnership was a better way to work out their differences, rather than each trying to force the other out of business.

Cafe Toscano is a small to mid-sized restaurant (55 seats) that is more upscale than Bella Donna, which is more of a family restaurant. Cafe Toscano offers a wine selection, along with pasta dishes, soups, seafood, pizza and more.  The restaurant is now open for both lunch and dinner, 7 days a week.

The company has plans to open a larger, more casual restaurant, which will seat 120, near the original location. At this time, headquarters for both restaurants remain in Aurora, Ohio.

History

Mr C Food Stores Corporate Office

Mr. C Food Stores was founded in Mineral Wells, Texas. The company is owned by Connel Oil.

There are currently 7 Mr. C Food Stores in the state of Texas. These convenience stores offer ready to eat food, drinks, and prepackaged food and beverages. Each location has an attached fueling station offering Chevron gas. Some locations have a USA Laserwash on the same property, which is also owned by Connel Oil. It is estimated that the company has an annual revenue of $2 million and employs 50 persons.

The gas storage tanks at Mr. C Food Store #5 was recently cited and fined almost $10,000 for failure to monitor the tanks for leakage. Company headquarters remain at the Bank of America Building in Mineral Wells, Texas.

Mr. C Food Stores

Mr. C Food Stores was founded in Mineral Wells, Texas. The company is owned by Connel Oil.

There are currently 7 Mr. C Food Stores in the state of Texas. These convenience stores offer ready to eat food, drinks, and prepackaged food and beverages. Each location has an attached fueling station offering Chevron gas. Some locations have a USA Laserwash on the same property, which is also owned by Connel Oil. It is estimated that the company has an annual revenue of $2 million and employs 50 persons.

The gas storage tanks at Mr. C Food Store #5 was recently cited and fined almost $10,000 for failure to monitor the tanks for leakage. Company headquarters remain at the Bank of America Building in Mineral Wells, Texas.

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