BCS Coming & Going: Retail, Restaurants, Businesses, etc (2022)
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A restaurant called Marfa received a permit last week to build out space at 1551 Greens Prairie Road, Suite 100, which is at the Yard. Anyone know about this place?
Captn_Ag05 said:
A restaurant called Marfa received a permit last week to build out space at 1551 Greens Prairie Road, Suite 100, which is at the Yard. Anyone know about this place?
I bet it has lights.
The Everett at 500 College Main registered with the state with an August start date. 8 floors (3 garage + 5 residential).
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Project/TABS2022019321
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Project/TABS2022019321
Marfa is a new venture in South College Station near Tower Point around Casa do Brazil from the folks at Fish Daddy's. It will feature a big bar and food with a Southwest flavor. They hope to be ready by late July, early August depending on the vagaries of the supply chain.
BryanPooch
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but here is a link to request a Trader Joe's in your area. If enough of it fill it out….
https://www.traderjoes.com/home/contact-us/request-a-store
https://www.traderjoes.com/home/contact-us/request-a-store
Sign up where Master Yakiniku used to be : Chubby's Public House.
I guess the owners aren't gifted toward marketing!! Terrible name, in my opinion.
That's an interesting name for restaurant…FlyRod said:
Sign up where Master Yakiniku used to be : Chubby's Public House.
Got a Facebook page and 3 miracle reviews since they aren't open… bet we can guess how many stars
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EBrazosAg said:
Got a Facebook page and 3 miracle reviews since they aren't open… bet we can guess how many stars
Who got the FTR?
Fritella officially closed today.
EBrazosAg said:
Got a Facebook page and 3 miracle reviews since they aren't open… bet we can guess how many stars
From the reviews and comments, it appears Chubby's used to be a food truck in Oregon, and the owners have now relocated here. From their old Facebook page, they have 120 reviews with 4.9 stars, and the burgers certainly look good, with a delightfully obscene amount of cheese.
Hopefully, they will have success here, sounds like had to do a lot to renovate - Master Yakinuki's owners left everything behind.
Why yes, yes I really do run the best (and only) BCS ICEE Guide!
I hope they left to escape the insanity that is Portland, instead of wanting to import it here.Collectonian said:EBrazosAg said:
Got a Facebook page and 3 miracle reviews since they aren't open… bet we can guess how many stars
From the reviews and comments, it appears Chubby's used to be a food truck in Oregon, and the owners have now relocated here. From their old Facebook page, they have 120 reviews with 4.9 stars, and the burgers certainly look good, with a delightfully obscene amount of cheese.
Hopefully, they will have success here, sounds like had to do a lot to renovate - Master Yakinuki's owners left everything behind.
looks like they were in waldport, oregon which is pretty far from portland and closer to eugene (home of the ducks)AG81 said:I hope they left to escape the insanity that is Portland, instead of wanting to import it here.Collectonian said:EBrazosAg said:
Got a Facebook page and 3 miracle reviews since they aren't open… bet we can guess how many stars
From the reviews and comments, it appears Chubby's used to be a food truck in Oregon, and the owners have now relocated here. From their old Facebook page, they have 120 reviews with 4.9 stars, and the burgers certainly look good, with a delightfully obscene amount of cheese.
Hopefully, they will have success here, sounds like had to do a lot to renovate - Master Yakinuki's owners left everything behind.
Work on the Bush 4141 Locomotive and Marine one Pavilion is set to begin in July and take two years to complete at a cost of around $30 million.
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Project Name: Union Pacific Bush 4141 Locomotive and Marine One Helicopter Pavilion Project
Project Number:TABS2022017215
Facility Name: Union Pacific Bush 4141 Locomotive and Marine One Helicopter Pavilion
Location Address:998 George Bush Dr. West College Station, TX 77845
Start Date:7/1/2022
Completion Date:6/30/2024
Estimated Cost:$29,000,000
Scope of Work: New enclosed pavilion to store the Union Pacific Bush 4141 Locomotive and the Marine One Helicopter utilized during George H. W. Bush's presidency Facility will also host fund raising events for the George & Barbara Bush Foundation.
Square Footage: 35,000 ft
Looks like it will be their second location in Texas. The first is in Longview. Most of their other locations are in Arkansas and Missouri.Marooned_n_Aggieland said:
7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee coming to Caprock Crossing facing Fitch.
https://7brew.com/
The Zoe's in Century Square is going to become a CAVA. Zoe's has transitioned many (most?) of their locations to the CAVA concept.
CAVA is pretty great! its a healthier and more Mediterranean chipotle.
I now remember a coffee commercial on the radio when I was young where a bird called out "CAVA CAVA!!"
Probably not the same company.
Probably not the same company.
I prefer CAVA to Zoe's and figured it was just a matter of time until the College Station location transitioned as well.TommyBrady said:
CAVA is pretty great! its a healthier and more Mediterranean chipotle.
We were actually debating Saturday either going to Fritella or give Carinos a shot since it's been years since we ate there. Carinos was good but knowing this I wish we had swung by Fritella once last time.
We went to Fritella Friday night. The (new) owner said they really tried to make a go of it but they just can't get people to come to work. The building will be up for sale. I sure would like to have some of those recipes!
I love Cava and have been hoping to have one here for awhile.Captn_Ag05 said:
The Zoe's in Century Square is going to become a CAVA. Zoe's has transitioned many (most?) of their locations to the CAVA concept.
BUT, I'm sad to be losing Zoe's. I love going there for lunch and we use them for catering quite often.
Tailgate88 said:
We went to Fritella Friday night. The (new) owner said they really tried to make a go of it but they just can't get people to come to work. The building will be up for sale. I sure would like to have some of those recipes!
Wonder what they did differently versus the previous owners... I'd presume everyone didn't quit with the change, but maybe.
Why yes, yes I really do run the best (and only) BCS ICEE Guide!
Tailgate88 said:
We went to Fritella Friday night. The (new) owner said they really tried to make a go of it but they just can't get people to come to work. The building will be up for sale. I sure would like to have some of those recipes!
That's just a problem in general right now. My husband's company has been trying to hire for almost a year now, and they can't find people who will actually show up (or can pass a drug test). O&G company that pays well and is looking for entry/no experience, to CDL drivers, to licensed crane operators.
Fritella had the only decent eggplant parm in town. A shame.
Just looked at Cava menu, and that will be a welcome addition. Good luck to them!
Just looked at Cava menu, and that will be a welcome addition. Good luck to them!
"Aggies' Shawarma" is coming to the little strip center at Redmond & Texas Avenue, Apricot Lane coming to Century Square.
An Anytime Fitness is going in the yellow at 4421 Highway 6 (near Lowe's).
A&M Board of Regents approved $100 million for the construction of a Museum of Natural History. Has anyone seen a site plan for this or know where on campus they intend to locate the museum?
Isn't there already one near HEB?
From the TAMU System website:
Other new proposed projects at Texas A&M University include:
Other new proposed projects at Texas A&M University include:
- An $118 million addition to the Clinical Veterinary Teaching & Research Complex, including almost $70 million from PUF proceeds;
- $175 million for a Visualization, Fine and Performing Arts Building;
- $40 million for Phase II of The Gardens at Texas A&M University;
- $75 million for an Aggie Band Residence Hall;
- $100 million Museum of Natural History.
- $370 million for new Austin headquarters and State Emergency Operations Center for the Texas Division of Emergency Management;
- $110 million Convocation Center at Tarleton State University;
- $58 million for a new event center at A&M-Commerce;
- $20 million for an addition to the Nursing Education & Research Center in McAllen;
- $15 million to finish out the EnMed Discovery Tower Labs & Offices in Houston;
- $11.5 million for a Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Hospital in Galveston;
- $20 million for an addition to the Arts and Media Building at A&M-Corpus Christi;
- $10.8 million to expand the Western Hemisphere Trade Center at A&M-International in Laredo;
- $9.4 million for addition to Fine and Performing Arts at A&M-International;
- $10 million for a research annex at A&M-Central Texas, including $5 million from PUF proceeds.
- $35 million for Phase III of students housing at A&M-San Antonio;
- $30 million for the Amarillo Research Extension Center at Canyon, including $20 million from PUF proceeds.
If in BCS, this could prove to be another big tourist draw.Captn_Ag05 said:
A&M Board of Regents approved $100 million for the construction of a Museum of Natural History. Has anyone seen a site plan for this or know where on campus they intend to locate the museum?
Yes, not nearly as big as the one pictured there. I'm sure they are just moving across the road.MsDoubleD81 said:
Isn't there already one near HEB?
All of these projects will be on the College Station campustechno-ag said:If in BCS, this could prove to be another big tourist draw.Captn_Ag05 said:
A&M Board of Regents approved $100 million for the construction of a Museum of Natural History. Has anyone seen a site plan for this or know where on campus they intend to locate the museum?
- An $118 million addition to the Clinical Veterinary Teaching & Research Complex,
- $175 million for a Visualization, Fine and Performing Arts Building;
- $40 million for Phase II of The Gardens at Texas A&M University;
- $75 million for an Aggie Band Residence Hall;
- $100 million Museum of Natural History.