Legendary punk music club CBGB is reopening at Newark Airport. And like all things that come back from the dead, it’s scary and kind of unwelcome.

When CBGB OMFUG opened on Manhattan’s Bowery back in 1973, the grubby but beloved venue launched the careers of many a punk icon, including Blondie and the Ramones — as well as the ambitions of countless teenagers who dreamed of taking the CBGBs stage (and often did). However, it’s safe to say that none of them dreamed of sitting down to a caprese salad in an airport terminal while waiting for their flight out of New Jersey.

But that’s exactly what’s going to happen in the new CBGB, a bar and restaurant opening in Newark International Airport, outside of New York City. As shared in a pair of tweets the other day and reported by Gothamist, the familiar awning will now welcome nostalgic travelers with the most un-anti-establishment menu you can image, including $9 disco fries and $8 kobe chili dogs. The world’s remaining punk rockers are aghast.