Ritz Old Poodle Dog, San Francisco 1950s Grill he shortened the name to

he shortened the name to donut and developed the first automatic doughnut making machine

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Josephson opened a second branch on 58th Street

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Ritz Old Poodle Dog, San Francisco 1950s Grill he shortened the name toThe Ritz Old Poodle Dog has a genealogy that dates back to 1849. The actual old poodle dog appears to have been a canine named Ami, who died 2 days after the original Poodle Dog moved from the original location to Bush Street in 1868. There the restaurant flourished with meals priced approximately for $1. 00. The second floor boasted private dining rooms, perhaps appropriate for a rendezvous. On the 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors, there were intimately