JMac03 said:Wings N More has a good grilled or fried chicken salad. They have the express one on 21.TheOC16 said:
Thanks, I'll check those out. Still not close to my office, I'm up HWY 60 West past the exit for HWY 47.
ajolly said:
Restaurant and fast food market is so overly saturated. I dont understand how any of business can afford to stay open.
I would assume most people are like me and only have 5 or 6 restaurants they normally eat at.
This. Restaurant buddy of mine said that most in this market are seeing at least 10% declines in gross revenues.ajolly said:
Restaurant and fast food market is so overly saturated. I dont understand how any of business can afford to stay open.
I would assume most people are like me and only have 5 or 6 restaurants they normally eat at.
FIFYQuote:
T&P for your budget.
95_Aggie said:FIFYQuote:
T&P for your budget.
ethridgem said:
Nam cafe expanding to S. College Station.
https://www.facebook.com/namcafetx/photos/a.1805420233094277/1989977694638529?type=3&sfns=mo
I was just writing a post about this, the local foot traffic data supports your assumption. Not only are people tied to the same familiar restaurants they save in their head, but the distance they are willing to travel is getting shorter and shorter (the traffic in the evenings means fewer people are willing to drive across town for dinner)ajolly said:
Restaurant and fast food market is so overly saturated. I dont understand how any of business can afford to stay open.
I would assume most people are like me and only have 5 or 6 restaurants they normally eat at.
KidDoc said:
Tads appears to finally be breaking ground at Fitch.
Collectonian said:
Aggieland Safari posted on Facebook that they will be opening May 9th. They now have prices up on their site, have started ticket sales, and note that the drive-thru part takes about an hour and a half to complete.
They still haven't actually posted where they are. According to their FAQ, it's 10 minutes to the east of Bryan proper and that they are keeping the exact location secret for privacy while they finish construction and acclimate the animals.
Where should I look?law80 said:Collectonian said:
Aggieland Safari posted on Facebook that they will be opening May 9th. They now have prices up on their site, have started ticket sales, and note that the drive-thru part takes about an hour and a half to complete.
They still haven't actually posted where they are. According to their FAQ, it's 10 minutes to the east of Bryan proper and that they are keeping the exact location secret for privacy while they finish construction and acclimate the animals.
The address is out there. You just have to know where to look.
MadDog73 said:Where should I look?law80 said:Collectonian said:
Aggieland Safari posted on Facebook that they will be opening May 9th. They now have prices up on their site, have started ticket sales, and note that the drive-thru part takes about an hour and a half to complete.
They still haven't actually posted where they are. According to their FAQ, it's 10 minutes to the east of Bryan proper and that they are keeping the exact location secret for privacy while they finish construction and acclimate the animals.
The address is out there. You just have to know where to look.
First guess would be Boonville and Copperfield, NW corner. Second guess, if it would be "within the year", it would be actually buying out the Kroger. Unlikely, I know, but it would be the only way H-E-B would be able to open it within a year AND it would explain why that expansion of the store Kroger filed for a year or two back isn't happening yet.ajolly said:
Wife talked to a employee at one of the HEB's around town and he said they were opening up an HEB somewhere on Boonville within the year.
If thats the case, I find it hard to believe it will be on boonville and university. That one house near the corner is up for lease. Shocked nobody has bought the land there yet
Cyp0111 said:
I wouldn't be surprised if the developers of Century Square tried to get the new HEB urban format on the open Corner lot of the development. They're in final construction phase of a similar HEB urban storefront in Houston in a mixed-use development.
The only reason why H-E-B is building stores like that is because of land availability and it's increasingly hard for H-E-B to build a large footprint store in an area where land is at a premium and it's basically impossible to build something on the level of Tower Point or Jones Crossing inside the loop or areas immediately outside. If Century Square were to build a grocery store, it would probably be a specialty grocery store, like Trader Joe's.Cyp0111 said:
I wouldn't be surprised if the developers of Century Square tried to get the new HEB urban format on the open Corner lot of the development. They're in final construction phase of a similar HEB urban storefront in Houston in a mixed-use development.
Exactly right.PS3D said:
If Century Square were to build a grocery store, it would probably be a specialty grocery store, like Trader Joe's.
Any knowledge here or just agree with the sentiment?ethridgem said:Exactly right.PS3D said:
If Century Square were to build a grocery store, it would probably be a specialty grocery store, like Trader Joe's.
