https://www.kbtx.com/content/news/Roof-collapses-at-historic-Dixie-Chicken-in-College-Station-570820461.html
2020 just keeps on hitting...
2020 just keeps on hitting...
It might have been. The way the wiki article is written, that the Chicken founders were renting the building, implies that the building was there already.trouble said:
Was it anything before the chicken? If not, 1974.
Pretty sure it was The Aggie Den before it became The Chicken.trouble said:
Was it anything before the chicken? If not, 1974.
The Aggie Den was originally located at Culpepper Plaza, then moved to its location which The Chicken subsequently took over.trouble said:
I wouldn't have a clue. The Chicken and I are the same age.
Between this, and talk literally a few days into the virus that they were struggling mightily something tells me its not exactly the most well oiled business machine.texasaggie04 said:
They own multiple bars and they've been in College Station for decades. The Chicken is the last place that needs a Go Fund Me page.
Dixie Chicken is composed of two buildings, the Aggie Den on the left (slightly newer) and Miranda's on the right (slightly older). At some point, Miranda's was absorbed into Dixie Chicken and sealed off the exterior entrance.Langenator said:
Anyone know how old that building is?
texasaggie04 said:
They own multiple bars and they've been in College Station for decades. The Chicken is the last place that needs a Go Fund Me page.
I'll bet they'll get a bunch of people to donate because ... Dixie Chicken. Just look at the pinned article at the top of the page.Quote:
Agreed. It's not a good look.