-Hunter's Inn
-They. along with Fong's, also used to buy their produce from Caruso's Fruit Market ! 😉
-I used to work there when it was Hunter's Inn. Nice to see this picture thanks.
-me too, when it was owned by Thelma Smith.
-Same here, as a temp delivery driver
-Is this place still open?
-Nope sitting empty
-Sad...
-Chef Mattina now teaches at GDHS.
-Well then the students have a fabulous teacher.
-My late Aunt used to love going there to eat ! Fabulous.
-Ate there a few times.
-loved mattinas and hunters inn
-I remember this place when it was a corner store!
-Hunters inn was great, but Mattinas was the best restaurant ever in Georgetown
-Never ever went there. But I do seem to remember that there was a fair amount of trees and bushes around the front giving it that somewhat quiet and clean look.
-Mattinas was a well known Restaurant , not just in Gtown but in the GTA area..
-Hunter's Inn.
-I also remember it as a corner store.
-Paul Eckert owned it when it was the store....remember getting the mini pops from there back in the day.
-And Rita Maw before them in the 50s...
-Went there for a Wonderful Anniversary Dinners/Parties. I think 25th???
-I remember it as a corner store too....used to keep the empty pop bottles down the side of the building......we would help ourselves and go in and buy candy!!!!! Long long time ago!!!
-It was about 1968 when my brother Jim and wife Chris rented it as their first home.
-Around them that I delivered the Telegram in that area....
-Great food! So sorry to read that it is now sitting empty!
-Betty Cox ran it for a few years as well
-Great restaurant had many a meal there.
-Used to be a stage coach station. my Dad sold meat there when it was Hunter's Inn, in 1974 and the guy who owned it had old pictures, or newspaper stuff, I saw on the wall.
-My parents ran it as a store from 1960-1960, it was then sold to the owner of the building next door. Barry Hedley is his name I think, he owned it when it was Cercor I believe.
-As a kid, I lived on the other side of the bridge on Maple Avenue East. I remember Mr. Eckert fondly. 14 cents for a 10 ounce Coke, but if you had that extra 2 cents, you could get the 16 ounces! Pete Cox, Calgary.
Matina Cucina and first was Hunters Inn
-that building was Rita's convenience store. First FREE TV spot in Georgetown. Spent many a day there watching Hopalong Cassidy lol
-They. along with Fong's, also used to buy their produce from Caruso's Fruit Market ! 😉
-I used to work there when it was Hunter's Inn. Nice to see this picture thanks.
-me too, when it was owned by Thelma Smith.
-Same here, as a temp delivery driver
-Is this place still open?
-Nope sitting empty
-Sad...
-Chef Mattina now teaches at GDHS.
-Well then the students have a fabulous teacher.
-My late Aunt used to love going there to eat ! Fabulous.
-Ate there a few times.
-loved mattinas and hunters inn
-I remember this place when it was a corner store!
-Hunters inn was great, but Mattinas was the best restaurant ever in Georgetown
-Never ever went there. But I do seem to remember that there was a fair amount of trees and bushes around the front giving it that somewhat quiet and clean look.
-Mattinas was a well known Restaurant , not just in Gtown but in the GTA area..
-Hunter's Inn.
-I also remember it as a corner store.
-Paul Eckert owned it when it was the store....remember getting the mini pops from there back in the day.
-And Rita Maw before them in the 50s...
-Went there for a Wonderful Anniversary Dinners/Parties. I think 25th???
-I remember it as a corner store too....used to keep the empty pop bottles down the side of the building......we would help ourselves and go in and buy candy!!!!! Long long time ago!!!
-It was about 1968 when my brother Jim and wife Chris rented it as their first home.
-Around them that I delivered the Telegram in that area....
-Great food! So sorry to read that it is now sitting empty!
-Betty Cox ran it for a few years as well
-Great restaurant had many a meal there.
-Used to be a stage coach station. my Dad sold meat there when it was Hunter's Inn, in 1974 and the guy who owned it had old pictures, or newspaper stuff, I saw on the wall.
-My parents ran it as a store from 1960-1960, it was then sold to the owner of the building next door. Barry Hedley is his name I think, he owned it when it was Cercor I believe.
-As a kid, I lived on the other side of the bridge on Maple Avenue East. I remember Mr. Eckert fondly. 14 cents for a 10 ounce Coke, but if you had that extra 2 cents, you could get the 16 ounces! Pete Cox, Calgary.
Matina Cucina and first was Hunters Inn
-that building was Rita's convenience store. First FREE TV spot in Georgetown. Spent many a day there watching Hopalong Cassidy lol
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