Hey everyone, Dylan here.

So a while back we put out a call for you to share stories with us about places that you could no longer visit,

places that you had once loved and lost that were gone.

And surprisingly to us, most of the responses

we got back were actually about restaurants.

There was something about these places, these locations that you could go and eat and they felt homey and special and weird and

interesting and now they no longer existed that really really seemed like they

struck a chord with everyone.

So today, we decided to compile these stories,

stories of places that you loved and lost,

where you dined and then they were destroyed.

Here is the episode of places you can no longer eat.

Hi, my name is Trevor Brown.

I'm calling about a place that is no longer there. That was one of the most

magical restaurants that I ever got to go to growing up as a kid. We as a family went over to Columbus, Ohio pretty regularly to go out to eat.

And the most amazing place that we ever did go to on the occasion was the place called the

Kajiki, otherwise known as the Kajiki Supper Club.

Apparently, and I didn't know this as a little kid,

it was one of the most magnificent, like Tiki-themed restaurants in the country.

But as like an 8-year-old walking into this restaurant,

it was just an amazing adventure to go on from

going across the moat into the opening area with the water fountain and the black lights and the glowing milky water to going in and the

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