Ate at Joe's earlier. They did a nice job in the interior. No wait at 6:30. Bread was really good. We had the pasta trio (lasagna, cannelloni, manicotti) and pasta combo (lasagna, ziti, manicotti) along with salads. Food was very good, and portions are large. The only thing I would change is having the meals served on a plate instead of the boat-shaped bowl. With all of the cheese topping, we couldn't tell what each item was until cutting into everything. All in all, good stuff. Our bill was $36.80. Each entree was $14 and tea is $3.
BCS Coming & Going: Retail, Restaurants, Businesses, etc (2021)
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It looks like that's a continuation of the Lake Walk master plan although with a few less floors than originally planned. No idea what the restaurant will be but any decent restaurant will be a great addition to drive more traffic there, it could be such a great part of town if it had more development. The rest of the buildings in the site plan are the remainder of phase B with the exception of B2 which will be the Children's Museum's future permanent home.bcstx06 said:
Does anyone know what this proposal is for Traditions/Lake Walk? Looks like a restaurant. I wonder if it's local or a chain or something else all together???
https://docs.bryantx.gov/planning_development/sdrc/2021%20SDRC/8-10-2021/SP21-33,%20Traditions%20B5,%2008-10-21.pdf
Looks to be next to the Stella Hotel. It also shows future buildings surrounding it. Very interesting! That area needs restaurants and retail to draw in more people and for the thousands that now live and work over there now.
https://wtaw.com/the-childrens-museum-of-the-brazos-valley-is-moving-to-lake-walk/
Yes, those plans are still on track and I think the next 2-3 years will see a huge jump in development on the site
Snooze about 35%`full between 7:45:a.m. and 9 a.m. today, Thursday, Aug. 5. Very good coffee, great staff, OK breakfast. Smaller than expected inside but a substantial patio on east side. Almost all items are breakfast with few real lunch type choices.
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Agreed. The food is just OK.
Have been to snooze in Denver twice and loved it. Went in Austin and thought it was better than average, but not as good as Denver .
Went to our new addition yesterday and thought it matched my Denver experiences.
I had the habanero pork belly Benedict, son had chocolate chip pancake plate, daughter had breakfast pot pie and wife had the corned beef hash. All of it was very good. Had a great cappuccino to boot and service was super.
We will be back and likely add it as a regular to the rotation.
Will be interested in Toasted Yolk opening across the street as well.
Went to our new addition yesterday and thought it matched my Denver experiences.
I had the habanero pork belly Benedict, son had chocolate chip pancake plate, daughter had breakfast pot pie and wife had the corned beef hash. All of it was very good. Had a great cappuccino to boot and service was super.
We will be back and likely add it as a regular to the rotation.
Will be interested in Toasted Yolk opening across the street as well.
We were going to try it this morning but decided on Another Broken Egg instead. We'll go sometime we don't have the boys with us. I can't see paying $6.50 for a kid's meal that doesn't include some kind of meat. The kid's pancake breakfast is nearly all carbs.
Don't think I've seen you on TexAgs before, Jon.. only in a professional capacity. Good to have you here.
Breakfast pot pie sounds intriguing. Will have to give Snooze a try.
Breakfast pot pie sounds intriguing. Will have to give Snooze a try.
Went today. Very attentive wait staff. Food is flavorful. Not cheap but I think that is how things have become. Portions were huge and brought home enough for 2 meals.PS3D said:
Joe's Italian Restaurant at the former Fuddruckers opened today, anyone tried it out yet?
Yeah, I'm a longtime lurker around here the last 15 years. Glad to be seen! Hope you're well!
Honolulu Poke House has been listed as "temporarily closed" on Google, that can't be good. How long it has been that way, and will it ever reopen? Facebook says nothing about it; no updates since 2020.
Honolulu was the first poke place in town, and as frequent travelers to Hawaii we were thrilled. Since Poke Stop opened on Rock Prairie, we have started going there because the quality is a little higher and frankly it was closer. Sad to see them go but I guess competition is good.
Big fan of the one at Century Square! In the regular lunch rotation now.
I'm a bit disappointed since I found (and lost) a site where you could look up any build permit in Texas (I think it was a government website) but according to permits, the former Wayback Burgers off of Texas Avenue is getting its interior demolished, presumably for a new tenant.
Did you check the first post in this thread? Is that what you had? That at least has local ones.
Hittag1492 said:
Did you check the first post in this thread? Is that what you had? That at least has local ones.
No, it wasn't in the OP. You had to select the county. Not that I was able to find anything that was truly groundbreaking, and I doubt anyone really cares the Exxon is rebuilding.
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/SearchPS3D said:Hittag1492 said:
Did you check the first post in this thread? Is that what you had? That at least has local ones.
No, it wasn't in the OP. You had to select the county. Not that I was able to find anything that was truly groundbreaking, and I doubt anyone really cares the Exxon is rebuilding.
This might be what you're looking for.
Project Name:Costco College Station
Project Number:TABS2021021033
Facility Name:Costco Wholesale
Location Address:4321 State Highway 6 SouthCollege Station, TX 77845
Location County:Brazos
Start Date:2/1/2022
Completion Date:5/22/2022
Estimated Cost:$13,252,753
Type of Work:New Construction
Type of Funds:This project is privately funded, on private land for private use.
Scope of Work:New Warehouse and Fuel Facility
Square Footage:813,281 ft 2
Are the private funds provided by the tenant?No
Tried to go in and eat at the Panda Express on W Villa Maria in Bryan at lunch today. Drive thru open but inside was closed. No sign on the door or explanation but the personnel just motioned for me to drive through . Ugh. I went elsewhere.
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I don't think Panda Express has been open for anything except drivethu since the pandemic.
motherrunnersBCS said:
I don't think Panda Express has been open for anything except drivethu since the pandemic.
Chinese food => PANDa => PANDemic => Chinese virus => Chinese food
Is this Joe Fazzino's place?
The College Station one was open as of a few weeks ago for full service.motherrunnersBCS said:
I don't think Panda Express has been open for anything except drivethu since the pandemic.
That's the one, thanks!rocketscience said:https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/SearchPS3D said:Hittag1492 said:
Did you check the first post in this thread? Is that what you had? That at least has local ones.
No, it wasn't in the OP. You had to select the county. Not that I was able to find anything that was truly groundbreaking, and I doubt anyone really cares the Exxon is rebuilding.
This might be what you're looking for.
They are moving dirt next to walk on's in south cs. I presume and hope this is still gringos!
Project Name:Gringo''s @12 - College StationP
roject Number:TABS2021015872
Facility Name:Gringo''s @12 - College Station
Location Address:4300 SH-6 SCollege Station, TX 77845
Location County:Brazos
Start Date:5/31/2021
Completion Date:2/20/2022
Estimated Cost:$2,500,000
Type of Work:New Construction
Type of Funds:This project is privately funded, on private land for private use.
Scope of Work:New construction of a stand alone Mexican food restaurant.
Square Footage:10,021 ft 2
Are the private funds provided by the tenant?No
roject Number:TABS2021015872
Facility Name:Gringo''s @12 - College Station
Location Address:4300 SH-6 SCollege Station, TX 77845
Location County:Brazos
Start Date:5/31/2021
Completion Date:2/20/2022
Estimated Cost:$2,500,000
Type of Work:New Construction
Type of Funds:This project is privately funded, on private land for private use.
Scope of Work:New construction of a stand alone Mexican food restaurant.
Square Footage:10,021 ft 2
Are the private funds provided by the tenant?No
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Sorry if this one has already been posted somewhere, but exciting assuming it happens (other than it's a little too convenient from my home). Andy's is the t*ts!
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I stopped by the construction site this morning and asked if they could pick up the pace a little. No breaks.
Insomnia cookies is now open
Delicious as well! Way better than tiffs imho
Tiff's is horribly addicting for me, I may have to avoid Insomnia all together those look amazing.
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looks like you got in a bit of a scrap trying to get those cookies
Just tried it from this recommendation and was very pleased. Prices were a little higher than I was expecting but when I saw the portions it made sense. They do not skimp that is for sure. Got the spaghetti works and it was super tasty with my favorite meat to meat sauce to noodle ratio.Rexter said:
Ate at Joe's earlier. They did a nice job in the interior. No wait at 6:30. Bread was really good. We had the pasta trio (lasagna, cannelloni, manicotti) and pasta combo (lasagna, ziti, manicotti) along with salads. Food was very good, and portions are large. The only thing I would change is having the meals served on a plate instead of the boat-shaped bowl. With all of the cheese topping, we couldn't tell what each item was until cutting into everything. All in all, good stuff. Our bill was $36.80. Each entree was $14 and tea is $3.
Staff was super nice and attentive. Great place! I am not one to bad mouth a place online really but let's just say I have been less than enthused with Olive Garden as of late (and it takes a LOT for me to be displeased with a place) so I am happy that I found an easy replacement of OG. Will be back to try their pizza.