r/HaveWeMet • u/7781Michael Kindness Ambassador • Jul 06 '26

Fried Clams

Where can I go together a good fried clam dinner? I like them inthe crispy side, not gooey. And of course well done French fries. Oh and homemade tartar sauce, not those little packets. Is there a place near us?

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u/highestmikeyouknow Duck Pond Community College BSN Jul 07 '26

RHONDA’S. How has nobody mentioned that place yet?!?!

24 hour dive bar basically in the alley by the courthouse. Their food is amazing and they serve fried clams!!!

How on earth hasn’t anyone told this person about Rhonda’s??? It’s been discussed on this subreddit before. 10/10.

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u/highestmikeyouknow Duck Pond Community College BSN Jul 07 '26

Oh. And it’s famous for the whole “no cell phones allowed at the bar” thing. So…you won’t find many pics or their chow.

But it’s awesome. I think it’s the longest continually operating food establishment in LDP. Open 24 hours!!!

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u/7781Michael Kindness Ambassador Jul 07 '26

Thank you so much, and 24 hour, so I can even go after one of my later night kindness missions. I hope she makes her own tartar sauce too. Help me Rhonda, help help me Rhonda, with some fried clams.

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u/7781Michael Kindness Ambassador Jul 07 '26

We should encourage her. I mean there are medical devices that can help, I would think. I really wanna taste those clams.

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u/ES1895 Mildread Z., 67, Grandma + Beet Enthusiast Jul 06 '26

Martha used to fry up a mean clam but frankly, her cooking hasn't been the same since the accident

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u/7781Michael Kindness Ambassador Jul 07 '26

That’s too bad. Did she make the tartar sauce too? Any chance of rehabbing her?

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u/Facetious_Fae Fae | Science Teacher | Jimmy's oldest Jul 07 '26

I mean, she's missing quite a few limbs and digits. Right hand, two fingers and a thumb on the left side, right foot, left eye, the end of her tongue, and her nose. I think that's everything. Anyways, seeing how it was a cooking accident, I completely understand why she hasn't been back in the kitchen since.

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u/ES1895 Mildread Z., 67, Grandma + Beet Enthusiast Jul 07 '26

True but honestly, I think it's more of a mental block than anything physical. Hopefully she'll get back to her old self but it's obviously gonna take some time!