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re: GK in SO
It was ALL about the cheese sauce....espeically the jalapeno cheese sauce. Flakey Jakes was so much better than Fuddruckers. And my dad always thought he was really cool by leaving the name "Sheila E" so when they called the name for our order everyone started looking around. Hey man, it was 1984!
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re: ejs1492
Sounds like your dad lived quite the "Glamorous Life". Oops, sorry, I couldn't resist.
Yes, FJ's was very similar to Fuddrucker's but I was a big fan of FJ's, especially the waffle fries (a la Chick-Fil-A). I frequented the Anaheim location at least once a month in the 1990's and also a Culver City location on occasion.
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I ate at the Anaheim Flakey Jake's in April 1999. I remember it well because I was there as advisor to a student group, and I was surprised they were open too. I bought stock in Flakey Jake's in 1984--100 shares at about $9. By 1986 the shares were worth NADA. But I bought some souvenirs at the Anaheim restaurant in '99.
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There was indeed a Flakey Jake's near Disneyland, at the corner of Anaheim Blvd. and Katella Ave. from 1984 to 1992.
Flakey Jake's was an "upscale gourmet" burger joint and virtually a carbon copy of Fuddrucker's, started by former Chart House and Samboo's head Robert Luckey.
The Flakey Jake's franchise filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 1992.
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