BREAKING NEWS - Armenian Kebab owner dies.

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Nerses Kishmishian Has Sadly Died After A Short Illness - Lytham St Annes News

Nerses Kishmishian, the owner of Blackpool’s highly regarded Armenian Kebab House in Harrowside, South Shore died peacefully at the age of 77. The Nerses’ heartbroken family have said, ‘It is with great sadness we share the passing of Nerses Kishmishian 9/2/1946 – 17/10/2023 After a short...
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RIP. But the kebabs will continue.
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Old news - Have a look at the thread on the “OT’ section. I suggest you remove this post.
 
I read this elsewhere.
Lovely man, very patient, very calm.
May he rest in peace.

The Armenian must have opened in about 1977 as I remember my long departed grandad, who lived near Harrowside getting a kebab from there to see what they were all about. I was around 10 years old.
At the time weren't all that impressed to be honest but not many years after that first try my head was eternally turned. Beer and friendly persuasion may have played a small part!
I am sure that I am not alone in my thought of being so very grateful to Nerses, or the kebab man, as he was affectionately known to us, for bringing this 2nd try at 'foreign' food (Paramount Chinese being the first) to South Shore.

A legend that will always be remembered fondly.
 
Ginge 2 said:
I read this elsewhere.
Lovely man, very patient, very calm.
May he rest in peace.

The Armenian must have opened in about 1977 as I remember my long departed grandad, who lived near Harrowside getting a kebab from there to see what they were all about. I was around 10 years old.
At the time weren't all that impressed to be honest but not many years after that first try my head was eternally turned. Beer and friendly persuasion may have played a small part!
I am sure that I am not alone in my thought of being so very grateful to Nerses, or the kebab man, as he was affectionately known to us, for bringing this 2nd try at 'foreign' food (Paramount Chinese being the first) to South Shore.

A legend that will always be remembered fondly.
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1978. It says it on the sign outside the shop.
 
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