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Gladstone eatery's tradition passes to new, but old, hands
The Oregonian, Jim Kadera (2004)
"It's
one of the oldest restaurants in the Portland area... A county
food inspector said Tebo's is one of the cleanest restaurants
he checks... Tebo's strong reputation and their experience helped
Karlik and Klein obtain financing to buy the place... We buy the
best possible ingredients for our food... We make our salads,
desserts, dressing, french fries, desserts and more from scratch...
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Passionate Gourmet Review - Carol Prichard (1975)
"Tebos...
the kind of place you just go back to... a restaurant specializing
in hamburgers, homemade pies, efficiency and courtesy... they
make strawberry shortcake just like grandma used to make with
fresh berries, homemade biscuits and gobs of whipped cream."
Tebo's Pleases
Kids, Parents - The Oregon Journal, Dan Duff (1974)
"When
you want to take a family of five out to eat, you need a restaurant
that meets special criteria. The restaurant should: 1) Serve good
hamburgers and french fries, 2) Serve a wide selection of dishes
that are satisfactory to the parent's palates, 3) Be priced reasonably
for a family budget, and 4) Have a friendly atmosphere that is
appealing to both the parents and kids. Tebo's Restaurant meets
these standards."
"A specialty of
the restaurant is its pies. They are are all homemade and fresh
every day."
"Tebo's is a great
place to go from anyone to a youngster to a senior citizen."
Diner's Choice Review: Seek and Ye Shall Discover - The Oregon
Journal, Jack Pement (1973)
"As
for do-it-yourself places, where you accept the grilled meat and
the hot bun and then create your own finished masterpiece [bureger],
the following places are noteworthy... Tebo's in Gladstone."
Awarded Best Hamburger - Kenoli International Institute of
Hamburger Eaters (1973)
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