A lost Liverpool restaurant was known for its trademark ribs and giving Scousers free meals on their birthday for a quarter of a century.
Located at the Old Airport, Speke, Damon's first opened back in 1992 and was known for its American-themed menu. Serving ribs, burgers, seafood dishes and more, it was a popular place for Liverpool families to book a table to celebrate an occasion, with guests often spotting other customers with the likes of birthday banners or balloons when they walked in.
But Damon's wasn't just a Liverpool thing, it had branches in the US and elsewhere in the UK. Damon’s began life in America in 1979 when its founder, Mr. Irv Rossman, opened the first restaurant in East Columbus.