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A vintage Captain America s menu from the 1970s, found by Karen Waters.
- Credit: Karen Waters
Many of us will remember Captain America’s with great fondness and perhaps a watering mouth.
Mike Howell opened the restaurant in 1972 and he took a gamble on our fine city appreciating tastes and atmosphere imported from the USA.
Mike Howell, Captain America soriginal owner who created the restaurant. Date: 1974.
- Credit: Archant Library
Captain America s, Norwich. Date: Dec 2001. Picture: EN Library
- Credit: EN Library
A 1970s menu from the restaurant recently resurfaced online, bringing back a flood of memories.
Karen Waters, a travel agent from Hellesdon, unearthed the vintage menu while embarking on a lockdown declutter.