NOW GONE! Abandoned UNO Restaurant Closed Since 2019

[@JPVideos81]

Have you ever eaten at an UNO Restaurant? What did you think of the condition inside?

[@frankforrest1597]

Once was more than enough. Food was disgusting, and the server was rude. Wasn't worth going again.

[@diannadhaliwal3647]

No never tried Uno.And I wish Chilis would go back to what it was in the 80s.

[@AK-ey2uy]

I ate at this Dickson City UNO twice, and I was not impressed. I thought the pizza was too greasy and oily. And I remember being unhappy with the service. No great loss! What struck me about the condition inside is how it looked like it was abandoned abruptly, with servers' names still on the whiteboard (6:10) and the stack of menus by the front desk (8:00).

[@edafyrekat3676]

This tugs at my heartstrings. I was the first employee hired on at a new resturaunt. I got to know the owners very well. I ran the kitchen and for a year and a half, myself, the owners and a loyal staff of about 10 struggled to launch the business. An apartment complex 20 feet from our building burned down. New construction blocked off the street in front of us. Ultimately, we had to close. We were told we had 2 days to clear out what we could. It was a mad rush and very emotional. The space has yet to be re-leased and that was a year ago. We left that place that was our second home in such a frantic and tragic 48 hours. I see this and I see a broken dream. Thank you for sharing this.

[@JPVideos81]

My pleasure

[@RailfanNetwork]

Being from Chicago I can remember Pizzeria Uno when it was a single family owned restaurant. I am not familiar with the franchised operations. I thought that random guitar was an odd sight for an abandoned pizza place.

[@mattPG78]

Not gonna lie, I really liked the low light grainy footage. Kind of like a found footage video.

[@JPVideos81]

Blair witch style

[@Chirita008]

@@JPVideos81 Maybe just a bit slower panning next time. Would have loved to have seen more of the black and white photos on the wall. But I get it was a sticky circumstance with demo around the corner.

[@donnadoering5125]

This is my first time watching as I really enjoy watching. love these longer videos and older an abandoned building’s. From Ontario Canada 🍁🍁🍁🇨🇦

[@Vegasparanormal]

Love abandoned explores

[@musclecarmitch908]

Cool video JP! I've never heard of a UNO restaurant, but there's a little town not far from me called UNO!👍

[@sandyseibelhager7131]

Thank you for sharing. I’m glad you got to film it before it was gone. I don’t think the footage was bad. I do wish that you had done a voice over after as I often listen to videos a lot and look up when more interesting points come up. I did also like the short video.

[@JPVideos81]

I considered doing a voice over, but I since it's a short video, I just played it how it was filmed.

[@terryciavola5962]

Went to UNO a few times. Take or leave. Long gone now. Thanks for sharing this JP! 🥰

[@BonitaBears29]

My DNL runs a UNO's in Michigan, it is a very nice place. This would make her sick to see this place..Take care JP hope your arm is feeling better. :)

[@michaelhance8402]

There's so many channels to watch.. I remembered your channel amongst all my other subscriptions.... Although I've never been to an UNO before your video turned out really good, full screen.... Oh and by the way, I would like my mozzarella sticks dirty....LOL..

[@alanstant9356]

Your content is always awesome to watch, Jay. That's why you got me as a subscriber, my friend.

[@DougYeager-i8b]

I am always amazed by what is left behind at these places. As far as this place goes, there was a lot of history that was lost when those photos were destroyed when the building was demolished.

[@rrice1705]

Grainy video or not, it's always fun to come along with you on one of your urban-explorer videos! Never been to an Unos. According to Google maps, the nearest one is about 1500 miles east of me, so not likely I ever will. I think the interior is about what I would have expected, though kind-of surprised how badly trashed that office off the kitchen was. I wonder how much of the equipment was stolen and how much was sold.

[@gigicostlow4414]

I've eaten at the original one in Chicago a number of times. It's been in the same place (in a former 1800's mansion) since the 1940's. It is fantastic! It's called Pizzeria Uno. It is so different than all of the franchise ones. I ate at one in the northern suburbs of Chicago and was so disappointed. The restaurant was clean but the pizza did not measure up to the original one in the city. Plus the atmosphere was like a typical modern restaurant. I mean, when you go to the original one in that old historic landmark, it's kind of special. You feel almost like you stepped back in time. The founders opened a second one in the 1950's because the first one was doing so good and they couldn't expand. The second one, also in a 1800's former mansion, is about a block from the first one. It's called Pizzeria Due (2 in Italian). I've eaten there once. It was good but the pizza wasn't quite as good as Uno's. It didn't have as much stuff on it. Maybe it was who was cooking that day? The founders also opened a Mexican restaurant in the former carriage house of the mansion Due is in. I've never been there but hear it's good and has killer margaritas. Rofl.

[@robertmanley7556]

The inside was definitely tossed about ....and yes odd for how much was left behind . I think the video was just fine your I Phone didn't do bad at all . I have never been to one of these restaurants....sad to see anything close . Thank you for taking the time to go in and document it for us it was a great video as alway's!!

[@cherryspiker4426]

that was something . thanks for sharing . ❤❤ stay safe love ya

[@margiecooper6045]

I have never been to one, but I think there may have been some in central Indiana when I lived there. Always sad when abandoned but I love walking through. Pretty trashed for sure. Thanks JP. Hope your arm is healing up.

[@AbandonedSteve]

So many UNOs around me have closed. I always remembered the novel of a menu. Nice video

[@ronkerber2792]

We went there many years ago. The chef wasn't there and the manager was cooking, after sending back steaks two or three times the manager came out and apologized, saying he was cooking as the regular chef was out. We ended up having burgers. Never returned. Smokey Bones was directly across the street, that was a hugh loss, we loved that place and were shocked when it closed. Dickson City had or has too many places to eat, and they should have put a stop to the over construction. Do you remember the Walmart next to Wegmans?, the one where boulders would come crashing down the mountain and the workers would flee to the front of the store. Thanks for the memories.

[@JPVideos81]

I made a video on that walmart before they tore it down.

[@angela-ti1np]

It's unbelievable how disposable our society is now. It couldn't have been there that long. I grew up in that area and regularly returned up until the early 2010s and never knew this was there. Of course, when I came back for visits, I wanted the local pizza that I grew up eating so I probably wouldn't have tried it anyway. I did used to enjoy one of their locations off of South Street in Philly many moons ago.

[@dottiemccoy3123]

I thought the video was good I could see all of it. So sad how things are built and then torn down. Thank you for sharing this with us. Nice job...

[@slackingpacking]

Dang that place is deplorable! Great exploration! I’ve seen this chain before but never been to it.

[@stephaniehowe0973]

We have 1 in Bangor. Never been that impressed. My daughter apparently loves it so that is where we ate after she graduated from UMF. If it closed in 2019 that is prepandemic

[@barbara-pigeonbray4579]

No ..not familiar with this chain of restaurants . . Must not have been secured very well to prevent vandals . I like the brick work in the dining room ....very nice . Thank you for sharing ...love exploring abandoned properties ..Hope you are feeling better from your fall ..take care up there . 👍💙

[@JPVideos81]

You weren't missing much by not dining at one. Hopefully the new restaurant is more successful.

[@emeraldsoundproductions]

I've eaten at two these places in my area numerous times and had no issues. The food, staff and atmosphere were great.

[@numbuh74]

I used to eat at this Uno when they had the dinner and a movie deal going on with the Regal. It was a bummer that they stopped. One of my cousins also worked there as a bartender for a time. Then the service and food went downhill. The last time I ate there, my sister got served undercooked chicken and one of the managers argued with us that it was just the lighting, but my flashlight said otherwise. I also know it failed its health inspection two years in a row not long before its closure. It's a shame that it died like it did, but I'm happy to be getting a Chili's again. I liked the Wilkes-Barre one. I am a bit bummed out that I didn't have time to see if I could convince the construction crew to give me a menu or something though.

[@RMazurowski]

I worked my way through college working at the Unos in Buffalo, NY. Our kitchen was spotless compared to that location. Looks like they never degreased the equipment. Don't know how the district manager let it get like that! I always thought the food at our location was pretty good. But never did great with all the local pizza and wings competition.

[@joangravel2436]

I live in California we do not have uno thanks for the video i enjoyed watching

[@mks1870634]

Yes, there was an Uno Restaurant in Wilkes-Barre. I was in there several times. Food was ok, but the desserts were great.....the deluxe PB cup was fantastic. The service was fine at first, but it declined until it closed. It was later made as the Lucky's Sporthouse until it was closed. Now, you know what was built there now..... Regardless of the camera shot, it still worked well.

[@sherrieh2062]

UNO’s began in Chicago in 1943. It became famous for its deep dish style pizza. As I was born and raised in Chicago, a trip to Uno’s was a treat for our family. They used a flaky dough that was more similar to a crispy pie crust, with all the inside ingredients placed with the cheese on the bottom and the toppings layered on top. It was always fresh, never frozen. At some point after I moved from Chicago to Pennsylvania around the late 70’s, UNO’s franchised its restaurants all over the country. Now living in Pittsburgh, I was excited to try pizza I grew up with…Chicago deep dish pizza! I was less than thrilled. It was NOTHING like the original UNO’s. Not the crust, not the texture, or even the fresh ingredients such as the home cooked tomato sauce. I was so disappointed and never returned back to ANY of the franchised restaurants. It wasn’t the same pizza at all. It gave Chicago style pizza a bad name. They eventually closed down most of the stores in the States. I believe the restaurants in Chicago never changed their ingredients and have always used their original recipe. 🍕

[@JPVideos81]

Wow, never knew it was around that long. Shame it went downhill so badly.

[@gigicostlow4414]

Same here. Been to the original one a number of times and it was fantastic. Then tried one in the northern suburbs and I was so disappointed. It was terrible. The crust was different, it wasn't stacked in the same way and the sauce didn't taste fresh. Won't make that mistake again. I haven't been to Pizzeria Uno in about 10 years but still have friends up there who go there and say it's still the same awesome pizza. Plus you can't beat the atmosphere of the original one.

[@ShawnClarady]

@@JPVideos81 I think if you went to Chicago and had it you would see it is a much different place then what you had. This looks like a place that paid to use the name and nothing more. Probably the reason in never reopened.

[@shadowstate552]

We had an Uno's in my neighborhood AND a Chili's but I think both places are long gone now. Chili's became a DiBella's subs and a couple other businesses in a small plaza. UNO's is now a doctor's office.

[@JPVideos81]

There was a Chili's about 30min from here in Wilkes-Barre, but closed and became a hibachi place. Glad Chili's is coming back.

[@heatherharper3406]

Sad.....I think everyone will like the Chili's.....the dark and grainy says goodbye in an interesting way..... Thanks.

[@JPVideos81]

I always enjoyed Chili's, so I'm happy with the change.

[@gaylebrodt676]

Great final look and I can see what you mean by the place was in shambles. There were so many items left behind, all those dishes, a guitar, the pictures and signs on the walls, and the furniture, and I think I might have seen some Christmas garland too. I have never dined at an Uno restaurant, sounds like your experiences there were not very good, but it was awesome that you were able to document it before it was demolished. I thought you captured some great footage with your phone JP and it was an awesome video! Thank you! 💙

[@JPVideos81]

With Christmas items left behind, it's officially abandoned lol.

[@gregt2022]

Never UNO, attractive building, sad inside, good quality video, looks like they just dropped everything and left! Thanks.

[@garyholt369]

It just amazing how they just didn't retrofit the building and turn it into the new restaurant

[@JPVideos81]

I'm surprised they didn't

[@redneckbryon]

Neither to both questions asked at the beginning. Definitely unfortunate what was left behind, quite expensive kitchen equipment. But from the looks of everything, it doesn’t look like the place was taken care of, when it was in operation. For a place that was still in operation up to the lake 2000s I was surprised to see old school CRT TVs.

[@julietteneylon4243]

It looked sad just sad the whole feel of the video seemed like even building was sad. We dont have Uno restarants in Aus but it reminds of abanded pubs that u see in small towns out here. You can imagine the life that used to be here and a sense of longing for to be again. I feel like this with a lot of old buildings.

[@devilblueduke]

The room you’re in seems cozy

[@SR-zi6eo]

Thanks for taking us in, JP! It’s sad to see how they left the equipment and the stainless steel food holders, booths, etc. All restaurant stuff is very expensive. I saw the employees names on the white board and wondered “what they are doing now?” Much appreciated as always; take care……🌝

[@JPVideos81]

Hopefully onto bigger and better

[@Camden09]

The name of the restaurant really seems to give away how bad the food was. Looks like a buffet, probably the bad food lead to the restaurant never opening no more.

[@deborahlybrand2283]

Don’t think we have one here in SC. Those metal pans and plates could have been deep cleaned and reused. You did a good job in the time and with the equipment you had. Update on your arm after that tumble? Hope you are mending up just fine. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@JPVideos81]

Arm is good. Ribs are still a little sore.

[@sierrawave]

I only ate at Uno once nearly 20 years ago. I don’t remember the pizza being bad, I don’t think the service was rude or anything but I think it took a long time to get our food. The biggest problem, which may be the same for a lot of places, there was sooooo much better local pizza that I would rather spend money on. Uno was expensive and the one I went to was in a particularly expensive part of town. Anyway, it closed a long time ago.

[@JPVideos81]

Yes! It was always a long wait for the food.

[@AvivaHadas]

I have eaten in UNOs once or twice, for chain, I prefer Ledo's. When traveling, I try to find something local - wood fired or regular.

[@cynthiarose7534]

I live in Chicago suburbs and never heard of UNO other than the card game. It reminds me of Applebees who I don’t care for the food. It looks like it should be demolished. Nice video and thank you.

[@gigicostlow4414]

If you get to the city try to visit the original one, called Pizzeria Uno. It is nothing like any of the franchise ones. It's still in it's original building which was a mansion built in the 1800's. There's others in Chicago but you want to visit the one on E Ohio Street in the River North area.

[@normslivinski7483]

Great vi😮

[@tyler_m_sonic_merch_hunts610]

I have only eaten there once when I was very little. Despite living in the area for the past 21 years of my life and being only 11 miles away from Dickson City. Sometime in the 2000s my mom and dad took me to UNO and that was the first and last time I have eaten there, I have heard mixed reviews about the place. However, my parents weren't fans of the food, and me being very little at the time, which was 2005 or 2006, so I don't remember how the food tasted then. But, I have heard several reasons why this closed in 2019, and it did close before the pandemic. One of the reasons that I have heard of why this location closed, and I think this may be true as of what I have heard from multiple people, is that there were mice and rats and multiple other health and safety violations found by health and safety inspectors in the kitchen. And I don't know if this is 100% true or not, but seeing the footage of the fryers and the insides in the ovens can probably somewhat confirm it, even though there is mold on them for sitting for 5 years.

[@davidross5169]

Looks good to me.

[@ronniebarksdale8528]

I believe I would have had to get the guitar laying in floor. They will just drop the building on it. We don't UNO's down here in Southern Virginia.

[@shadymaint1]

That building would have made an awesome bar, nightclub or restaurant.

[@haywoodyoudome]

UNO is the kind of restaurant you go to when you can't find fresh road kill for supper.

[@stanpatterson5033]

Used to see UNO locations here and there in my travels. Alas, either there was no time to stop, or nowhere to park 75 feet of tractor-trailer nearby, so I never got to try eating at an UNO. By the looks of some other comments, sounds like I wasn't missing too much. (Edit) Man, there was a TON of valuable items left behind. If you know anything about food and beverage service, there was an awful lot of money left sitting there gathering mold and dust. Looks like vandals destroyed the conveyor oven, taking parts and things off, smashing stuff. Pizza ovens are not easy to up and abscond with, but I would have paid a crew to dismantle and remove it, as well as some other things in there that were once worth a lot of money. Ice maker, all sorts of smallwares, fixtures. Obviously the menus and probably the booth fixtures, tables, chairs are not worth much, but the right person could have seen value in them and saved ( I mean years ago, not in their current state) and found a place to re-use them. All those reproduction pics on the wall.... I see a fair number had already departed. Plates, glassware, a lot of it left behind got smashed by vandals. What a waste.

[@southernman5839]

We use to go to UNO in Virginia. We would take our grandson and he would eat for a penny a pound. He only weighed 25 pounds at the time.

[@tabbycat8323]

The areas they cooked in looked like they never cleaned! Grease and dirt. I would not have wanted to eat there. Still sad to see it abandoned.

[@justinhobart8747]

I've never been to one... I might live in llinois, but I'm not close enough to Chicago for a Uno run now, maybe earlier today, lol... I'm not sure if I want to if they all look like this, LOL. I mean, it is supposed to be Chicago style, so maybe it's supposed to look like that... 🤣👍 Anyway Jason, I'm just getting back home from my chasing of U.P. 4014 today, and I'll tell you he runs fast! Got as much as I could... I gotta start editing... I don't know if I had fun it was alright for sure but a bit of experience. It was a bit stressful. Way way too many people and way too many people chasing traffic was crazy. But I was the craziest one of them all... 🤪👍

[@JPVideos81]

I wouldn't expect anything less of chasing the Big Boy.

[@jeffbachak3653]

UNO was in trouble prior to the pandemic. Not sure if any are currently open.

[@benbaker2965]

Boy, that place was trashed! I grew up in Chicago and went to the original Pizzaria Uno, as it is named. The pizza there was outstanding! It is ashame that the corporation that purchased the restaurant agreed to not change the recipe for the original restaurant but has not followed that tradition with its franchises. The original restaurant in Chicago's River North is still there and has kept the name Pizzaria Uno.

[@Chirita008]

I am familiar with UNO pizza, there used to be one in Durham, NC where I used to live in kind of a strip mall area. I thought their pizza were good, but that was more than 5 yrs ago. I can say I was sad that they didn't make it at the time. As for the cleanliness of this one in your video, it surely doesn't look like the kitchen cleaning requirements were done very often. Grease just doesn't appear, it looks like it's been there for a long time. So probably why they didn't reopen, I would guess it may not have been getting enough business before the pandemic. Shame to demolish a restaurant for another one and not be able to salvage some of the equipment. But between the age old grease and mold, it was probably cheaper and easier to demo and start from scratch than try to clean it up. I like Chili's as well, it's been a while since I've gone to one, but they did have good food back in the day. Their quesadilla was my fav. I hope the new place makes it and brings job opportunities to the community. Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@kinkindred]

Dude! You use Govee bulbs. They are like your videos; Awsome!

[@garymessina1609]

I seen worse recordings thanks Jay for the tour uno always had bad service

[@johnmartin7182]

mega channel/ content ours closed same time the food stunk so I agree

[@anthonycoach4551]

Wow this is cool but why did they not take out the flyers and the equipment and the boots an stuff the boots look really good shape they should sell them to a restaurant thats a shame if they demolish them..crazy id buy a couple of thoes to use..

[@user-ci9ri4fl5pBuckeyeChessie]

Saying the kitchen is filthy would be an understatement, it is horrible, I cannot believe they cooked food in it, I wonder if it as not closed by the health inspector.

[@mimig5357]

I have never heard of a UNO restaurant, just the game!😂 A lot of things left behind, even a random guitar! Love your abandoned explores! Stay safe!💙

[@JPVideos81]

I like the game more than the restaurant

[@mimig5357]

@@JPVideos81 😃

[@Chaotic-Demise77]

I remember driving by that place, never ate there.

[@kathygarner1383]

Looked pretty filthy, I wouldn’t have wanted to eat there

[@Mark.Watson]

I think we'd all be shocked how many kitchens look like that.

[@ontheroadwithyode390]

Surprised nobody grabbed all of those breakers out of the electrical panels. There was a few bucks there.

[@timramich]

Holy crap. Why did they need four 3-phase electrical panels? Grills and ovens run on natural gas. Walk-in cold storage doesn't use much electricity. The HVAC for the place couldn't have been that massive. That's the kind of stuff that makes ya think there's a survival shelter bunker built beneath the place.

[@brianc.9238]

HVAC and some of the commercial kitchen equipment like the fryers and cold boxes would have been 3ph. Not sure about the pizza ovens being electric, but I didn't see any venting other than the hood. Having all those panels would have made servicing equipment a lot easier without having to shut down the whole place or large sections of it. Certain things have to stay functional before heath dept. regs force a full closure and major revenue loss. The install electricians probably got a pretty sweet check from the job!

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Why’s it full of tires.

[@JPVideos81]

Someone was dumping there after it closed.

[@tiffanyrose8810]

There a lot of Uno's locations here in Michigan but never ate there.

[@thebushtelegraph8865]

It's almost as though they closed one night and never returned.... It's almost erie.

[@sheilan6235]

It looks like they expected to be back sometime

[@bluebonnet1014]

I don’t understand why these closed businesses leave so much stuff behind? It looks like they maybe could sell some of it. They always leave paperwork and I just wonder if it has any sensitive information such as employee’s ss numbers. Have a fantastic weekend!

[@seangriffon6502]

I see top dollar in all the equipment like tbe walk in fridges, stoves, and other restaurant equipment. Call a restaurant fixture company, and theyll buy it all, remove it, take back to their shop, clean, degrease it, service, and repair it, and then resell it as used equipment. Heck commetcial ice machines go for a pretty penny even used. I used to work with a guy that runned a used restaurant fixture and equipment co. Was fun going to all tbese abandoned restaurants and removing the equipment before demo. He got permission of course. Was nasty all the cooking grease. I do refrigeration so i mostly removed the walk in boxes, and cooling equipment, the reach in coolers and what not. I would clean setvice, and check the refrigerent charge if needed, then leave plugged in for a few weeks to mske sure all in in working order before being offered for sale. Not going to lie but i love saving things from the junk yard or destruction, and seeing them get put back to use for what they were meant for. I still remember Unos radio jingle from the mid 90s. It was called Uno means number 1 in a lot more ways than one.

[@aprilclear8480]

I never heard of that restaurant before so I can't comment on their food or service. But JP I was waiting to see dead mice or rats because that was nasty. I am surprised to see though that the TV's and a computer monitor was still there.

[@waynebender8835]

Never been there or anywhere I lived. The Uno didn't keep the kitchen clean. They should have been closed for that along. I'm surprised to see guitar.

[@karenshepler7128]

Wow what a filthy place and you would think they would have taken the pictures down what a shame all that wast 😢

[@tortilladude-zd6yc]

Almost looks like fire happened in kitchen. All black dried grease

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Chili’s won’t be any better lol

[@JPVideos81]

Can't do worse

[@milesandhikes]

I have never been, nor even heard of UNO restaurants (must be an East coast chain I guess?) Also, restaurant equipment is not cheap!! it's so sad to see it just left there. You'd think they could have sold it, or even donated it?

[@Milw626]

Seems a shame to tear down such a new building.

[@Mark.Watson]

It was built in 2004.

[@brianc.9238]

Interesting explore as always; thank you. The amount of waste is positively disgusting, because you know perfectly well that almost every fragment of what you see will end up either in a landfill or scrapyard even if it were perfectly usable. All the damage looks like either from stupid brats breaking in and trashing stuff or from nature because the place was closed up with no climate control through several nasty Pennsylvania summers. The only Uno's that I ever went to was one within walking distance of Lisner Auditorium at GWU in D.C., back in the late `90s or early Aughts. A group of us preparing for the yearly Christmas Revels performance would go for pizza after rehearsals or shows. Pizza was good but not jumping-up-and-down outstanding, and the service was usually pretty good because we were a large group (so a large tip was expected), and most of the servers were chill college kids from GWU. What was not good, but not their fault, was the D.C. 15% restaurant tax on every bill, so if you wanted to leave your server a decent tip, you had to calculate a full 30-40% over your base bill, and the pizza wasn't precisely cheap to begin with. Dividing the check and calculations at the end always took almost as long as the meal. :S

[@Kayakjunkie]

Chilis?! Who eats At chilis anymore…. There like on the way out as well

[@JPVideos81]

😄

[@lovesmashbox]

For 5 years closed is it very dirty. Make you think I wounder how clean it was when it was open . We have eaten at the uno in victor ny . It has since closed and the building turned into a bank . Never cared for the food and I think it was a little pricey .

[@M.TTT.]

I got a deep dish pizza from the Uno's in woodbury commons NY and it was dog-💩lmao.

[@run4life549]

I hope some of the photographs were able to be saved. Sad.

[@annebell7274]

OMG it looks the pits. The oven, the fryers still with oil in it. Someone or more have had fun there. Disgusting. 🥶🥶🥶👍👍👍🥶🥶🥶

[@buttonvalley]

We agree that this Uno"s was not a great place. But if it closed in 2019, that was before the pandemic. People didn't start getting sick from COVID until 2020.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for the correction

[@Vegasparanormal]

Time capsule for sure

[@bonniebowden189]

It's been awhile since I've been in an Uno's. It weren't bad. I don't know if I'll go back. Of course I went with my birth mother which dampened the spirit of the place, but I might like it better if I went out with someone else.

[@HelenAlcala-l4g]

Jeramie Trail

[@floridafam8365]

Starts @ 3:47

[@valerieladeda]

so sad...

[@Terri-SavedByTheTruth]

No, I've never been to an Uno, including this one. Chili's is fine but I really wish they had put in a Cracker Barrel or even a Trader Joe's!

[@joelees3883]

The food sucked when I was there before closed down.

[@703am]

I never knew there was a UNO restaurant...yeah a real mess inside but I'll bet vandals had a lot to do with that... a different video for you but i enjoyed it

[@Rieju-Sherco]

This is a DAMN shame!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@crazydog1243]

Um, hate to break it to you, but 2019 is pre-pandemic.

[@craigstorer6571]

Uno never appealed to me. Off topic: Question: What does a Subway Restaurant and outerspace have in common? Answer: They both have no atmosphere. 😂 (Especially when some Subway Restaurants don't have the classic Subway map wallpaper).

[@donnasilver940]

Cool I don't eat in restaurants or fast food places.