A hang-out for everyone from 8 to 88. Not only food, they had a movie screen where they showed movies. Al Green’s was well known for the size of their tenderloins. We used to buy a bag of buns on the way and the tenderloins were large enough to make about 3 or 4 more sandwiches.
INDY RAMBLER 
This was my great-uncles restaurant, we have photo from when it first opened framed and hanging on our wall. I’ve been trying to learn more about my families history and this is a wonderful treat to find. Thank You.
IS IT STILL OPEN?
I KNEW AL AND HIS SISTER VARY WELL… IT HAS BEEN OVER 40 YEARS SENCE….THEY WERE SUCH GOOD PEOPLE!
No, it is not still open. In fact, it no longer exists. I yhink there’s a car dealership there now.
Usta to get stinking drunk and go there to hang out and watch the bad movies. don’t recall the food being particularly noteworthy. This was in the mid to late ’60s. Maybe some of you will recall “Submarine Movies” Place was open reeel late as i recall after the Tee Pee had closed
My family and I called and asked Al of they were open. I went for my 13th or 14th birthday about 83ish.
He opened, Belle helped and I had a wonderful time.
Great people. Dearly missed.
Was there about every Friday and sat mid 60 through early 70 always had good time r c.
My Dad and Mom used to take us there to watch a movie and have some yummy food. It was back in the sixty I loved it it was such a treat!..
Hang out for many a people.