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Black Bear Diner is a restaurant chain in the western United States, which serves homestyle and "old-fashioned" comfort foods. The first restaurant was opened in Mount Shasta, California in 1994, founded by Bob and Laurie Manley with help from Bruce Dean.[1][2]

Black Bear decor is a rustic motif with "over-the-top bear paraphernalia". Every restaurant is decorated with a 12-foot tall black bear carving.[2] The menu format mimics an old newspaper, and the portions are large.[3] Food offerings include pie, bread and cobbler prepared on site.[1]

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Black Bear Diner is a chain of restaurants in the western United States that serves a variety of American foods. The diner's first restaurant opened up in the small town of Mount Shasta, California.

About the Black Bear Diner


The following quote is from the Black Bear Diner website about its inception:

THE BLACK BEAR STORY
In 1861 a gold prospector by the name of Sisson fell in love with Strawberry Valley - a quaint mountain meadow at the foot of Mt. Shasta in far northern California. He opened an inn near the town now called Mt. Shasta City. This inn overlooked the wild berry patches nearby that were frequented by both black bears and people alike. Tired travelers soon became aware of Sisson's fabulous hospitality and the inn became a well-known stopover. Large portions of quality food in an interesting and friendly atmosphere became the standard that people expected on their visits.

In 1995, Bob and Laurie Manley, along with their partner Bruce Dean, opened the first Black Bear Diner on the site of the old strawberry patches near Mt.
Shasta. They were determined to rekindle the level of hospitality that was lavished upon early guests to Strawberry Valley. The menu, service and decor were designed to remind the guest of a time when life was a little more simple, and service and quality were the cornerstones of business. The owners feel great satisfaction that after one hundred years, the black bears again look over Strawberry Valley.

Although the family of restaurants called Black Bear Diner has grown from the single location at Mt.
Shasta, to nearly 30 restaurants in the Western United States, each restaurant is still dedicated to the same simple concepts that made the original inn at Strawberry Valley famous.[231]

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A teddy bear from the Black Bear Diner gift shop.

The restaurant also has a gift shop in each restaurant that sells stuffed bears, mugs, novelties, t-shirts, misc. clothing, etc.

Locations


Black Bear Diner locations:

Arizona:
Bullhead City, AZ
Glendale, AZ
Goodyear, AZ
Lake Havasu City, AZ
Phoenix, AZ

California:
Alturas, CA
Carmel, CA
Gilroy, CA
Gridley, CA
Hanford, CA
Monterey, CA
Mt.
Shasta, CA
Porterville, CA
Redding, CA
Rohnert Park, CA
Salinas, CA
Sonoma, CA
Suisun City, CA
Susanville, CA
Tulare, CA
Walnut Creek, CA
Willows, CA
Yreka, CA

Colorado:
Colorado Springs, CO
Grand Junction, CO

Nevada:
Las Vegas, NV
Reno, NV
Sparks, NV

Oregon:
Beaverton, OR
Bend, OR
Klamath Falls, OR
Madras, OR
Medford, OR

Washington:
Olympia, WA

External links

  • The official homepage















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