tvoiles said:
New Republic Brewing closing June 30, per their FB page. Last call party on 6/20
Great name change. I like the name and I like that the owners deferred on the name, minimizing both confusion for customers and hard feelings in the business community.Collectonian said:
Cafe Eccell's has changed the name of their upcoming new place from The Local to Public & Main
I saw it on the road the other day. It is a Mac and Cheese AND milkshake truck.toolshed said:
Tacos La Perlita is very good. We've been several times. Same owners as Cilantro, but a little different twist on the food. More authentic, Mexico Mexican vs TexMex.
Have not been to the Mac N truck. Waistline is already too big!
BryanPooch said:
Public & Main? Is it a reference to a pub and a dining room? It sounds utterly confusing and forgettable to me. Will folks be looking it upas an address on Google Maps?
I'll be going when the latest wave of Covid-19 passes but this name change says nothing to me.
Since you are an owner I would guess you like itaustralopithecus robustus said:BryanPooch said:
Public & Main? Is it a reference to a pub and a dining room? It sounds utterly confusing and forgettable to me. Will folks be looking it upas an address on Google Maps?
I'll be going when the latest wave of Covid-19 passes but this name change says nothing to me.
Really? It sounds like a popular, everybody place to me. They said on a Facebook interview it represents the intersection of the General Public and Main. I think it's catchy personally and speaks clearly for what they're trying to do. To each his own.
australopithecus robustus said:BryanPooch said:
Public & Main? Is it a reference to a pub and a dining room? It sounds utterly confusing and forgettable to me. Will folks be looking it upas an address on Google Maps?
I'll be going when the latest wave of Covid-19 passes but this name change says nothing to me.
Really? It sounds like a popular, everybody place to me. They said on a Facebook interview it represents the intersection of the General Public and Main. I think it's catchy personally and speaks clearly for what they're trying to do. To each his own.
K2T2 said:
I'm def not going to remember what this place is called. That's INCREDIBLY generic. It sounds like a generic company that makes birch furniture for houses with white walls and indoor plants, or ethically made organic cotton tees and hoodies, or sells minimalist rose gold jewelry. The Public House? Main Street? What is that place called?
You'll remember it if you like their food and service. If you don't like their food and service, it shouldn't matter to you what they're called because you wouldn't be going back anyway. In any case, it's a fine name.K2T2 said:australopithecus robustus said:BryanPooch said:
Public & Main? Is it a reference to a pub and a dining room? It sounds utterly confusing and forgettable to me. Will folks be looking it upas an address on Google Maps?
I'll be going when the latest wave of Covid-19 passes but this name change says nothing to me.
Really? It sounds like a popular, everybody place to me. They said on a Facebook interview it represents the intersection of the General Public and Main. I think it's catchy personally and speaks clearly for what they're trying to do. To each his own.
I'm def not going to remember what this place is called. That's INCREDIBLY generic. It sounds like a generic company that makes birch furniture for houses with white walls and indoor plants, or ethically made organic cotton tees and hoodies, or sells minimalist rose gold jewelry. The Public House? Main Street? What is that place called?
Try this - it's the owners 3rd restaurant and it's located on Main Street. That's how I remember it.jeffk said:
Haha. I love 3rd on Main, but for the life of me I can't remember the exact name any time I try to recommend it to someone.
jeffk said:
Haha. I love 3rd on Main, but for the life of me I can't remember the exact name any time I try to recommend it to someone.
Sorry, but I gotta say it for the first time ever - must've been too far from the bypass!FlyRod said:
Bam, Red Lobster is gone. Thought chains never went out of business.
Yep, apparently they are way behind on the rent and have been locked out until they pay $33k in back rent plus legal fees to get a new key.FlyRod said:
Bam, Red Lobster is gone. Thought chains never went out of business.
toolshed said:
Without the fire school, sports events, 7 on 7, new student conferences, etc., I'm in agreement with you, though I hope places can figure out how to adjust and hang on for the long term, despite profits going down the drain.
AggiePhil said:
Rock Prairie Behavioral Health has closed.
