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Zombie Truck!

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Sue and I are scouting out possible locations to toast Travis McGee’s 50th anniversary with some big martinis. We want to find a spot near a body of water. After all, Trav lived at a marina.

A couple days ago we had lunch at Psycho Suzi’s Motor Lounge, right on the banks of the mighty Mississippi. Clearly an old supper club repurposed as a latterday, ironic Tiki Lounge. If you like those fruity but potent drinks of yore like a Mai Tai or Zombie, Suzi’s is your spot. Also, Suzi has great burgers and pizza. (Suzi’s was featured on Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.)

On the way out of the joint we encountered this blood-curdling warning on the side of a food truck.

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Undead Frank’s apparently spreads zombie culinary terror to mobile locations around the Twin Cities.

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We escaped with our lives, back into the parking lot, where this sign presides.

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If it ever warms up, and we are able to dodge the undead, this looks like a good place to toast Travis, Meyer, and the Busted Flush.

 

Author: drmar120

D. R. Martin is a writer and photographer based in Minnesota.

2 thoughts on “Zombie Truck!

  1. How un-Minnesotan these joints sound. You’ll have to try the food truck and let us know how the food is (assuming you survive the experience!).

    • Since it’s run by zombies, I rather doubt that it will have a lot of choices for vegetarians. The last time we encountered a zombie in a restaurant, it was a drink at the old Waikiki Room in the Leamington Hotel. I can’t remember what spirits and juices went into a zombie, but it was potent enough that we had to take a cab home that night.

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