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Any suggestions on where to eat/ what to do in South Bend?
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Any suggestions on where to eat/ what to do in South Bend?


Oct 31, 2022, 12:41 PM

Going to South Bend for Friday and Saturday night and have never been. Anyone got any recommendations?

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Re: Any suggestions on where to eat/ what to do in South Bend?


Oct 31, 2022, 12:52 PM

McRibbs are back


Get r done

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Re: Any suggestions on where to eat/ what to do in South Bend?


Oct 31, 2022, 1:42 PM

irish step dancing lessons are always a good thought.

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Re: Any suggestions on where to eat/ what to do in South Bend?


Oct 31, 2022, 1:52 PM

I live across the border in Michigan, about 30 minutes from ND campus. These three are ones I recommend in that area when folks visit. There are others by these three came to mind.

https://crookedewe.com/
Crooked Ewe


https://thelauber.com/
The Lauber | Restaurant | South Bend, IN
A modern restaurant in the East Bank neighborhood that combines South Bend's rich history with a hand-crafted dining experience.


https://evilczech.com/
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I am not going, to that or any other game due to health


Oct 31, 2022, 1:53 PM

reasons, but if I WERE able to go, history would compel me to try and find if the original assembly buildings for South Bend Lathe Company still exist in any form, or if there is a museum of such.

I own a 1925 year model South Bend 11" x 60" machine lathe. It is coming up on being 100 years old, and the thing, although nothing by modern precision lathe standards, is still solid as a rock, and weighs about half a ton, easy. They used cast iron, and a lot of it, to make things back in those days.

South Bend was the major player in the machine lathe market through the 30's, and later on as part of LeBlond, who bought them out, and continued to produce lathes off their patents.

Woodworkers like to produce wood shavings with their lathes, I like to produce metal "spring looking" shavings off my South Bend. There is something relaxing about creating something with that old thing, even if it is only a custom sized metal washer.

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