Buck's of Woodside

Jamis MacNiven opened Buck's in 1991 because he couldn't find a good place to eat in Woodside. A former builder who'd constructed the Hard Rock Cafe and remodeled Steve Jobs's house, he filled the dining room floor to ceiling with the weird and the wonderful: a Soviet space suit, a Shaquille O'Neal shoe, a Statue of Liberty with a Sundae, and high tech soap box derby cars. Then something unexpected happened.

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Jamis MacNiven opened Buck's in 1991 because he couldn't find a good place to eat in Woodside. A former builder who'd constructed the Hard Rock Cafe and remodeled Steve Jobs's house, he filled the dining room floor to ceiling with the weird and the wonderful: a Soviet space suit, a Shaquille O'Neal shoe, a Statue of Liberty with a Sundae, and high tech soap box derby cars. Then something unexpected happened.

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