Panning for gold eventually led Delaney to more permanent employment, panning as a "chef de la chuckwagon." His culinary feats renowned, he was hired by Butch Cassidy and The Hole in the Wall gang in the summer of 1889. As their waistlines expanded, the gang's exploits slowed and they blamed Delaney and his secret recipies for slowing down their escapes. As the Pinkerton Detective Agency closed in on the Hole in the Wall gang, Butch headed south, the gang dispersed and Delaney headed east. Arriving back in Boston, he married a nice Italian girl and started a family tradition of good home cooked meals.

Delaney's "chef de la chuckwagon" journal of secret recipies is the inspiration for our new menu. We hope you enjoy Delaney's Hole in the Wall Restaurtant and Tavern along with over 100 years of culinary experience. I know this is hard to believe, but that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Yours Truly,

Dick Delaney