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Worm’s Hilltop House on Cross Lake

December 11, 2012 Leave a comment Go to comments

I found these pictures on the intraweb of Worms. Does anyone know where on Cross Lake this restaurant was or have any additional information on it?

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  1. Anonymous
    February 21, 2013 at 5:57 pm | #1
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    I have many fond memories of this restaurant eating there with my parents when I was very young. I often was amused at the irony (had no idea what irony was at that young age) of a place that had such good food and was named “Worm’s”. As I remember it they had round tables with a lazy susan in the middle. Sorry I cannot give you the exact location of Worm’s.

  2. Anonymous
    February 21, 2013 at 9:47 pm | #2
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    worms was just down from smiths cross lake inn toward ford park. my parents ate there. i remember the building vacant for a long time. i was raised on monkhouse dr, lived on cross lake for 8 years later in life. lots of special times spent sking , racing boats, hangn out, being lake trash. Bob Gore

  3. Anonymous
    March 5, 2013 at 11:02 am | #4
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    It was actually just a few lots east of the Shriners. They did have round tables and lazy susans in the middle of table. also had a player Piano in the lobby. Great memories…

  4. Anonymous
    April 11, 2013 at 11:38 pm | #5
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    I was just telling my son about this wonderful old restaurant from my youth and so found this site. My dad used to fish on Cross Lake and my mother and brothers and I would meet him in the evening for great catfish, hush puppies and relish trays on the Lazy Susans. I remember driving almost straight up a twisting road to get there but, having left Shreveport 60 years ago, could not begin to tell you where it was. Does anyone know when it closed? Is the building gone? And, yes, how could anyone forget a restaurant named Worms!?!

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