Gee, I never get that lucky.
The wife just reminded me that it was the Ochoa family that owned the restaurant. It was called"The Chuckwagon".
I know Gibby's. Used to serve great food. Been to a couple wedding receptions and a Quinsenata (SP) there. Been known to bend a elbow in their bar, too.
Small world eh? That wood on Tony's box is spalted lauan. It originated as part of some overseas packing crates several decades ago. I don't know Ochoa's but there's a B&B behind Gibby's bar on the corner of eighth and something, kitty corner from the Chamber of Commerce building. Gibby's is across the street from Murphy's drug store in the movie. I don't think the B&B does any business. If it does, I have no idea why.
