Greiner's

Meet Sharon.
Sharon has been coming to Greiner‘s for a year.
When asked if she was craving Greiner’s today after she woke, her reply was, “What’s not to crave, my dear?!!”

Sharon has a 28-year-old grandson that is working on his PhD. I reminded Sharon that he could reach out after he is finished with his PhD as we are still hiring. She promised to convey the message.

Sharon wanted to be a violinist when she was growing up but she became a social worker instead. When asked how she felt about that decision. She replied.- “ Well back then I played the violin when I was married to John, my ex-husband. He wasn’t a fan so I got rid of the violin. … … …
not my best decision. “

Sharon spends extra time watching documentaries. She especially enjoys those that involve global travels.

Sharon does not currently have a boyfriend but said she is not closed to the idea.

We never ask a girl her age but… Sharon voluntarily shared that she will be 84 next month!

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Meet Brenan, Jerzy and Aldo.
They got a ham sammich, sea salt brownies and Ringo’s Onion Rings.
So here’s the story…
They bet Brenan that if he could not talk the entire time in Greiners, that his lunch would be paid for.
He did a great job… Until the very end. He will be Venmoimg Jerzy a his due amount since he opened his mouth and spoke.
We believed in you, Brenan, until the end.
Brenan has his own clothing line, because everyone has their own clothing line. He has a dog named Cookie.
Jerzy used to have a frog and now has a cat named Nala. We don’t know if those two things are related, but we hope not.
Aldo has a dog named Al-Qaeda.
He is also a professional Fortnite player.
These three are best friends.
They love our food.
We love them.

If you are a regular at Greiner’s, you know our boy Ringo, our beloved feral.
Sadly, Ringo was hit and killed by a car this morning.
He greeted all of you outside warmly before you even came in the door; he never knew a stranger.
If you know Brian, who runs our shop, this was his boy and his heart is a bit bruised and broken today- show him the love.
We are open till 7P today for anyone that wants to cry with us.

And so all good things must come to an end.
We had the privilege to be one of 30 trucks from around the country at GenCon 2025.

Thousands hungry.
Thousands served.

Serve is the root word for everything we do.
We’re in the service business- our product just happens to be food.
Whether in our store or on any of our trucks, it’s a privilege to serve every single person and these were just some of the ones that we met in the last 96 hours.

A huge shout out to our staff. This job is not for the faint at heart.

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