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| | + | {{for2|the quest in [[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]|The Singing Sirloin (Tapped Out quest)}} |
| | {{Location | | {{Location |
| | |name = The Singing Sirloin | | |name = The Singing Sirloin |
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| | |town = [[Springfield]] | | |town = [[Springfield]] |
| | |district = [[Downtown Springfield|Downtown]] | | |district = [[Downtown Springfield|Downtown]] |
| − | |employees = [[Mary Kay]] | + | |employees = '''Hostess:''' [[Mary Kay]] |
| | |use = Restaurant | | |use = Restaurant |
| | |appearance = "[[Life on the Fast Lane]]" | | |appearance = "[[Life on the Fast Lane]]" |
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| | == Description == | | == Description == |
| − | The Singing Sirloin's distinctive feature is its waiters, who sing to their customers and serve their steaks "rare, medium, or well-sung".<ref name="Guide to Springfield">''[[The Simpsons Guide to Springfield]]''</ref> The restaurant also has a concealed {{w|Portcullis|portcullis}}-like barrier at the front door, which serves to both secure the restaurant during closed hours and prevent customers from leaving without paying. The lever which activates the portcullis is disguised as a "Please wait to be seated" sign.<ref name="Homer vs. Dignity">"[[Homer vs. Dignity]]"</ref> | + | The Singing Sirloin's distinctive feature is its waiters, who sing to their customers and serve their steaks "rare, medium, or well-sung".<ref name="Guide to Springfield">''[[The Simpsons Guide to Springfield]]''</ref> The restaurant also has a concealed {{W|Portcullis|portcullis}}-like barrier at the front door, which serves to both secure the restaurant during closed hours and prevent customers from leaving without paying. The lever which activates the portcullis is disguised as a "Please wait to be seated" sign.<ref name="Homer vs. Dignity">"[[Homer vs. Dignity]]"</ref> |
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| | == History == | | == History == |
| | [[File:Simpsons-MariachiBand.png|thumb|right|220px|The Simpsons paying for their dinner.]]The [[Simpson family]] went to the restaurant for [[Marge]]'s 34th birthday, although she was initially reluctant to go to a restaurant where the waiters sang.<ref name="Life on the Fast Lane">"[[Life on the Fast Lane]]"</ref> | | [[File:Simpsons-MariachiBand.png|thumb|right|220px|The Simpsons paying for their dinner.]]The [[Simpson family]] went to the restaurant for [[Marge]]'s 34th birthday, although she was initially reluctant to go to a restaurant where the waiters sang.<ref name="Life on the Fast Lane">"[[Life on the Fast Lane]]"</ref> |
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| − | The Simpsons also visited the restaurant to celebrate [[Bart]]'s getting an A on an astronomy quiz at school. The waiters sang a song called "Happy First A" (to the tune of "Happy Birthday") for Bart. However, [[Homer]]'s credit card was rejected. The Simpsons attempted to dine and dash, but were quickly trapped by the portcullis. In order to pay their bill, they ended up having to sing themselves, performing as a {{w|Mariachi}} band. The family first sang "{{W2|La Bamba|song}}", and while the manager gave them high marks for their technical proficiency, he was not satisfied as their singing lacked passion. In repsonse to this criticism, Homer led the family in a rendition of "Spanish Eyes", starting the song with an impassioned vocal solo.<ref name="Homer vs. Dignity"/> | + | The Simpsons also visited the restaurant to celebrate [[Bart]]'s getting an A on an astronomy quiz at school. The waiters sang a song called "Happy First A" (to the tune of "Happy Birthday") for Bart. However, [[Homer]]'s credit card was rejected. The Simpsons attempted to dine and dash, but were quickly trapped by the portcullis. In order to pay their bill, they ended up having to sing themselves, performing as a {{W|Mariachi}} band. The family first sang "{{W2|La Bamba|song}}", and while the manager gave them high marks for their technical proficiency, he was not satisfied as their singing lacked passion. In repsonse to this criticism, Homer led the family in a rendition of "Spanish Eyes", starting the song with an impassioned vocal solo.<ref name="Homer vs. Dignity"/> |
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| | == Employees == | | == Employees == |
| − | In addition to the kitchen help and the singing waitstaff, The Singing Sirloin employs a woman named [[Mary Kay]] whose job is similar to a {{w|Maitre d'}}.<ref name="Homer vs. Dignity"/> | + | In addition to the kitchen help and the singing waitstaff, The Singing Sirloin {{W|Maitre d'|hostess}} is named [[Mary Kay]].<ref name="Homer vs. Dignity"/> |
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| | == Non-canon == | | == Non-canon == |
| | {{Noncanon}} | | {{Noncanon}} |
| | === The Simpsons: Tapped Out === | | === The Simpsons: Tapped Out === |
| − | {{TranscludeSection|The Simpsons: Tapped Out restaurants (non-premium)|TheSingingSirloin}} | + | {{TranscludeSection|The Simpsons: Tapped Out buildings/Restaurants (non-premium)|TheSingingSirloin}} |
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| | == Appearances == | | == Appearances == |
The Singing Sirloin's distinctive feature is its waiters, who sing to their customers and serve their steaks "rare, medium, or well-sung".[1] The restaurant also has a concealed portcullis-like barrier at the front door, which serves to both secure the restaurant during closed hours and prevent customers from leaving without paying. The lever which activates the portcullis is disguised as a "Please wait to be seated" sign.[2]
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Episode – "Life on the Fast Lane" 
Comic story – No Purchase Necessary (mentioned)
Book – The Simpsons Guide to Springfield 
Video game – The Simpsons Road Rage 
