If you are hungry before the Heart of Dallas Bowl

[Harry]

GAME DAY EATS - If you are hungry before or after the Heart of Dallas Bowl on New Year's Day, the iconic Old Mill Inn Restaurant & Bar will be open at 7:30 a.m. on game day. Located 400 feet from the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in the shadow of Big Tex inside Fair Park, the Old Mill Inn will feature breakfast and lunch with a full bar service. The menu features county-style cooking like chicken-fried steak, sandwich baskets, fruit cobbler and more. The Old Mill Inn was built as a flour mill for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. It was a large exhibit that featured a modern experimental flour mill, three model kitchens and a tea room. The roof (which features hand-carved beams that German carpenters connected with wooden pegs) and all other woodwork is built of old timbers. The stones are laid after the manner employed by the masons of a century ago. The fireplace in the down stairs dining area remains in its original state as it was in 1936. A working water wheel, and fountains, complement the nostalgic experience. In later years, the Old Mill became the Bordens Dairy Exhibit during each State Fair of Texas. Youngsters took particular delight in going there to visit "Elsie" the cow, her husband "Elmer" (of glue fame), and their calf son, "Beauregard." For information, please telephone 214/426-4600.

[JRock]

Thanks Harry.

[KRAM1]

GAME DAY EATS - If you are hungry before or after the Heart of Dallas Bowl on New Year's Day, the iconic Old Mill Inn Restaurant & Bar will be open at 7:30 a.m. on game day. Located 400 feet from the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in the shadow of Big Tex inside Fair Park, the Old Mill Inn will feature breakfast and lunch with a full bar service. The menu features county-style cooking like chicken-fried steak, sandwich baskets, fruit cobbler and more. The Old Mill Inn was built as a flour mill for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. It was a large exhibit that featured a modern experimental flour mill, three model kitchens and a tea room. The roof (which features hand-carved beams that German carpenters connected with wooden pegs) and all other woodwork is built of old timbers. The stones are laid after the manner employed by the masons of a century ago. The fireplace in the down stairs dining area remains in its original state as it was in 1936. A working water wheel, and fountains, complement the nostalgic experience. In later years, the Old Mill became the Bordens Dairy Exhibit during each State Fair of Texas. Youngsters took particular delight in going there to visit "Elsie" the cow, her husband "Elmer" (of glue fame), and their calf son, "Beauregard." For information, please telephone 214/426-4600.

What? Come on...head to the Mean Green tailgate event and chow down on Rudy's breakfast tacos and some Mean Green pre-bowl party atmosphere. To heck with these "outsiders". Ha!

[UNT 90 Grad]

What? Come on...head to the Mean Green tailgate event and chow down on Rudy's breakfast tacos and some Mean Green pre-bowl party atmosphere. To heck with these "outsiders". Ha!

...and don't forget the cash bar!

[meangreener]

What? Come on...head to the Mean Green tailgate event and chow down on Rudy's breakfast tacos and some Mean Green pre-bowl party atmosphere. To heck with these "outsiders". Ha!

At least it is not at Hooter's.

[FirefightnRick]

What? Come on...head to the Mean Green tailgate event and chow down on Rudy's breakfast tacos and some Mean Green pre-bowl party atmosphere. To heck with these "outsiders". Ha!

Will they also be serving breakfast in the line for Will Call?

Rick

Edited December 27, 2013 by FirefightnRick

[ragpicker]

GAME DAY EATS - If you are hungry before or after the Heart of Dallas Bowl on New Year's Day, the iconic Old Mill Inn Restaurant & Bar will be open at 7:30 a.m. on game day. Located 400 feet from the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in the shadow of Big Tex inside Fair Park, the Old Mill Inn will feature breakfast and lunch with a full bar service. The menu features county-style cooking like chicken-fried steak, sandwich baskets, fruit cobbler and more. The Old Mill Inn was built as a flour mill for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. It was a large exhibit that featured a modern experimental flour mill, three model kitchens and a tea room. The roof (which features hand-carved beams that German carpenters connected with wooden pegs) and all other woodwork is built of old timbers. The stones are laid after the manner employed by the masons of a century ago. The fireplace in the down stairs dining area remains in its original state as it was in 1936. A working water wheel, and fountains, complement the nostalgic experience. In later years, the Old Mill became the Bordens Dairy Exhibit during each State Fair of Texas. Youngsters took particular delight in going there to visit "Elsie" the cow, her husband "Elmer" (of glue fame), and their calf son, "Beauregard." For information, please telephone 214/426-4600.

Thanks, Harry. I remember the Old Mill as Youngblood's Fried Chicken. It was good then and is good now. Thanks for the history lesson. I saw Elsie, Elmer and Beauregard there many times as a child. Elsie hangs out at the Food and Fiber building during the fair these days.

[jdennis82]

Thanks, Harry.

Your efforts to provide as much info surrounding this game is incredibly helpful in making plans and knowing the various options available!

[All About UNT]

Will they also be serving breakfast in the line for Will Call?

Rick

ouch lol