A heavy dose of nostalgia: Eat’n Park has been in business for 75 years
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The first Eat’n Park opened on June 5, 1949, on Saw Mill Run Boulevard in Overbrook.
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The early days of Eat’n Park included car hop service, where drivers parked and servers brought food orders to the vehicle.
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Company newsletters are displayed inside the corporate headquarters for Eat’n Park Hospitality Group at the Waterfront in Homestead.
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A wall of menus is located inside the office of Mercy Senchur, president and CEO of the restaurant division for Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, at the Waterfront in Homestead.
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Eat’n Park celebrated its 75th anniversary on June 5, 2024, with an event at the Banksville restaurant with elected officials and members of management. Some of the team members modeled vintage uniforms from the early days of the restaurant.
