High Bidders Haul Off Winnings From Tulsa’s Spaghetti Warehouse

Tulsa’s Spaghetti Warehouse closed in March, and this week, high bidders in an online auction hauled off all the pieces.

Danny Bennight's got a couple of chairs; he and his brother-in-law, Greg Haws, are gonna have about 70 chairs when they're done. They'll be taking home the basics for a small cafe.

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"We're gonna open up a little deli slash game room up in Fort Gibson, where she'll make cakes and cupcakes, soups and sandwiches and salads," Haws said.

He said his wife is a great cook and has always wanted to do it - now's her chance.

The online auction began a couple of weeks ago and the auction company is selling everything that isn’t a piece of the building itself.

Haws said the new cafe in Fort Gibson should be open in mid-July; said his wife is likely going to call it FTG Café.