If you are talking about the spot next to Ninfa's, that is going to be a La Quinta.mgreen said:
What are they building next to the Mercedes and BMW dealerships at the corner on the bypass?
That is quite a bit north of where the dealerships are going, I believe.snaglepuss said:If you are talking about the spot next to Ninfa's, that is going to be a La Quinta.mgreen said:
What are they building next to the Mercedes and BMW dealerships at the corner on the bypass?
I think it means double dipping and mixing the red and green salsas in their bowls is allowed, and you have to take it without kicking the person who inconsiderately tainted the salsa under the table.76Ag said:
What does "social" mean in the context of a Mexican restaurant? Is the seating bankette or family style?
Expensive Mexican food with expensive parking......Would love to try it. Not paying for parking in B/CS. Ever.dallasiteinsa02 said:Expensive Mexican food is not a concept that works we especially in BCS.deh40 said:
Supposed to be coming to Century Square.
https://www.ambriza.com/
I bet you pay for parking at a football game.viejo said:Expensive Mexican food with expensive parking......Would love to try it. Not paying for parking in B/CS. Ever.dallasiteinsa02 said:Expensive Mexican food is not a concept that works we especially in BCS.deh40 said:
Supposed to be coming to Century Square.
https://www.ambriza.com/
Thanks. I didn't figure "Sonic" would go away but I didn't know what happened to stocks in this situation. Not that it matters much, we are talking about several hundred bucks, nothing major.australopithecus robustus said:
I can't imagine them changing their brand identity. I would suspect this is an investment to diversify and gain more market share as burgers represent the largest market share of all foods.
Does anyone else miss the Rusty Taco we had on University? Closed in 2012 or 13. Only ate their once, but really enjoyed it.ratfacemcdougal said:
and Rusty Taco
If I'm not mistaken, the developer has to pay back taxes for five years when using ag exempt land. So no worries, the taxing entities involved will get plenty.happyinBCS said:
A new apartment complex is being built on a 12 acre tract on Arrington rd. 270 units in an already overbuilt market. The total tax bill for the 12 acre tract is 45.00 yes forty five dollars because it has an Ag exemption So when this project is completed I am sure the value will be several million and property tax will be paid on that value a huge windfall for the city and county with very little infrastructure work but the city keeps raising our tax rate.
5 years of recapture on the value, if it hadn't been ag exempt, not the new value.happyinBCS said:
Back taxes for 5 years on the new fully developed value?
Yes! I lived down on Nagle once it switches to houses, and would walk there every week. You could get $1 Pearl beers, and my dude and I could eat there, tacos, a side of chips and queso or guac, and beers for $15. And eat on the patio with your dog! Very often, we'd be offered free guac or queso just for funsies or being regulars or something (I never quite figured it out, but maybe too many freebies contributed to them going under).ethridgem said:Does anyone else miss the Rusty Taco we had on University? Closed in 2012 or 13. Only ate their once, but really enjoyed it.ratfacemcdougal said:
and Rusty Taco
Captn_Ag05 said:
Update on Jones Crossing: In addition to the HEB and recently announced Chick-fil-A, there are seven signed tenants (The Joint Chiropractor, Angel Nails, Super Cuts, CS Dental, Twin Liquors, Sports Clips, and Oishi Sushi). There are three spaces that are pending but the lease has not been signed yet. That leaves nine spots available in phase one. There are also six pad sites next to Chick-fil-A that are available.