This structure was completed in the early twenties. Because of its location astride Big Looney Creek, it was built of brick instead of native sandstone to reduce the weight. The restaurant became famous in the region for its foot long hotdogs and chili as well as full course meals. It seated approximately 30 people at a u-shaped counter. Often, patrons lined up four and five deep waiting for service. The restaurant closed in the early '60's with the reduction in labor force and the closing of No. 31 Mine.