Gold Country Inn

Who brought you? Where did you sit? What did you order, and what did it cost back then?

Everyone has one. Describe it — the view, the noise, the person who always waved you over.

A first date, a last call, a game that went into extra innings, a deal signed on a napkin.

The bartender who knew your order, the host at the door, the boss on the third floor, the usher in section 12.

The music, the kitchen, the carpet, the neon out front. Put us inside the room.

A remodel, a new owner, a closing sign, a reopening. What was lost and what stayed?

Who walked in that nobody expected? A celebrity, a champion, a politician, a legend of the neighborhood.