Guthrie, once again, eats at Alice's Restaurant

Folk singer Arlo Guthrie visited Hard Rock Park today to celebrate the (coming) opening of the park's only sit-down restaurant, named after his hit song "Alice's Restaurant."

Guthrie ate, signed autographs and posed for pictures, knife and fork up, just like the famous pose on the 1967 album cover - though with a shirt on.

Guthrie helped develop the menu and insisted that the restaurant, which opens June 2, offer a fabulous Thanksgiving meal - fitting, since the 18 1/2-minute long song starts off describing events that happened after a Thanksgiving dinner in New England.