Collectonian said:
Spotted a newer desert place, Thousand Layers, in Culpepper Plaza beside Tanaka. Apparently been open a few months now, but don't remember seeing an announcement for them.
https://www.thousandlayers.com/
(it might be a part of Tanaka Ramen, or a connected business as early reviews mentioned being seated in Tanaka when they ordered)
Captn_Ag05 said:
McAlister's Deli is building a location in south College Station - at the corner of Woodcreek and 6. That is just north of the center with Luigi's.
rockelle said:
According to Councilwoman Shurtleff on WTAW this morning, a trolley service under a new federal grant will service downtown Bryan, midtown, Century Square and the MSC.
more info from KAGS
https://www.kagstv.com/article/news/local/brazos-transit-district-receives-965-million-dollar-grant-for-sustainable-public-transportation/499-c5927447-9698-4ea3-a923-2deae1efdd60#:~:text=BRYAN%2C%20Brazos%20County%20%E2%80%94%20The%20Brazos,emission%20vehicles%20around%20the%20nation.
https://150.bryantx.gov/timeline-1901-1930/
History repeating itself:
Starting in 1910 and running for 13 years, the Bryan-College Interurban Railway was a trolley line that connected Bryan to Texas A&M, four miles to the southeast. The trip from Bryan took 30 minutes, and the cost to ride was 15 cents round-trip.
Its reliability was often called into question, particularly in its early years when it was propelled along its tracks by an underpowered gasoline engine. These early cars had to be pushed up the Hillcrest incline on Saturday afternoons when the trolley was crowded. Eventually, the trolley was converted to electric power in 19 15.
When difficulties occurred (and they often did), the accepted cry was "Ladies, keep your seats; Profs, get out and walk; and Cadets, get out and push!"
) BCSWguru said:
Piasanos is no too close to the bypass. Won't make it.
Geralt of Rivia said:
No idea. They are out of the way for me now, so I haven't been
I hope they are doing well, though. They were awesome at the previous location
maroon barchetta said:Geralt of Rivia said:
No idea. They are out of the way for me now, so I haven't been
I hope they are doing well, though. They were awesome at the previous location
I was surprised at how good the pizza rolls are from Mad Piez. They were very tasty.
My wife loves their thin crust veggie pizza.
AggiePhil said:
Tied Mad Piez for the first time last week. Was very impressed. Pizza rolls were sufficiently stuffed with cheese and pepperoni. A bit too much garlic flavoring on top but I'm sure that can be requested left off. Ranch was tasty and homemade, albeit a bit too thick. Cinnamon rolls were the best thing we had.
The TDLR (TLDRCaptn_Ag05 said:
McAlister's Deli is building a location in south College Station - at the corner of Woodcreek and 6. That is just north of the center with Luigi's.
) listing shows the project as Renovation/Alteration at 3100 sqft. for $550k but the address puts it in the undeveloped lot just north of Honey Baked Ham. Can new construction of this size be done for $550k?It is a new build. The site plans submitted to the city show the design and location. It will be 3,388 square feet and have a drive through pick up window.Marooned_n_Aggieland said:The TDLR (TLDRCaptn_Ag05 said:
McAlister's Deli is building a location in south College Station - at the corner of Woodcreek and 6. That is just north of the center with Luigi's.
Honey Baked Ham looks to be about 2500 sqft.
Their current place appears to be about 4500 sqft.
Best bookstore in the world.MiMi said:
Hyperbole Bookstore is going in one of the slanted-roof buildings between Gold's Gym and Petsmart on Arrington Rd. The sign went up today.
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
De Baca Steakhouse coming in behind IHOP SOCO
