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Cowhop,Loupots,Dixie Chicken, Dry Bean, Flying Tomato
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It was a good pizza place. First one I was aware of was in Denton (my hometown), next to UNT. I was thrilled when they built one on Northgate in the mid-80s. I don't think it stayed open in CS more than 2 or 3 years.
I'm pretty sure it was open when I graduated in '91…
BTW, the Dry Bean was an ice cream place until '90 or '91…
And the Cowhop brings back great memories…
MMMMMM….a Bino with fungus…with fries and a tea…less than $4…
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Remember Sneaky Pete, aka Dr. Pete Ruzo?
Yep…he was at Sundance Grill…and there were no salt shakers on the table when he played - you know why….
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Shadow Canyon went down in '02 or '03 i believe
You mean that shuttered old former theater?
shadow canyon has had 3 or 4 businesses in it since. I dont know why no one can do well at the best spot on northgate.
cowhop.
Frats and sororities can go suck and die. I laugh at those who buy their friends in the friendliest campus in the nation. "Howdy" is a regular part of my vocabulary, and most people respond to it.
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..... and, at one time The Deluxe Burger.....
FIFY.....and, at on time The **** Hut Burger.....
Wow. Didn't know Sl#t was offensive.
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The Sports Club - Drink and Drown Thursdays - $5.00 all you can drink. OK it was disco but you could watch all the old Gramblin v TSU football games. Or Lakeview Quarter Beer night. Good times.
Parking in the dirt lot at new Wings N More.
The Chicken
Parking in the mudlot behind the Chicken
Bullwinkles
Denim N Diamonds (aka Dungeons and Dragons)
The Hall Of Shame
FYI, if you ever find yourself in Grand Cayman, the Ag that owned Fajita Ritas now lives there and owns the Lone Star Bar & Grill.
Parking in the mudlot behind the Chicken
Bullwinkles
Denim N Diamonds (aka Dungeons and Dragons)
The Hall Of Shame
FYI, if you ever find yourself in Grand Cayman, the Ag that owned Fajita Ritas now lives there and owns the Lone Star Bar & Grill.
who remembers the Equinox?
Class of 94 here....Flying Tomato was definitely still around until at least '91, if not '92. Then, it was Two Pesos for a brief time....
Yeah, the Deluxe Burger right next to 7-11 was good. I remember when they built Taco Cabana across from the golf course.
Then, it was Two Pesos for a brief time....
that's what it was!!!!! I couldn't remember.
that's what it was!!!!! I couldn't remember.
New York Subs was unfortunately tied to the longevity of BCG in college station. Once he left, they lost 20% of their revenue.
And the shell station on George Bush was and still is the best bar.
And the shell station on George Bush was and still is the best bar.
DAMMIT! Now I want a Cowhop Kickin' Chicken!
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Does anyone remember the club, Retro?
Props to chicken ranch for remembering the $2 pitchers of mystery beer at king of the roadhouse... which replaced the cow hop at that location if I'm not mistaken.
Oh, I forgot M&M Grill at the end of Northgate... they had the best 50's themed malt-shop restaurant / food.
Going way back -
Miranda's (now where the snakes live at the Dixie Chicken), a mixed drink bar where I learned to bartend in 1978
Studio 2818 - the only Disco in BCS. 4-for-1 Happy Hour, backgammon and ferns
Rebel's - became Fajita Rita's, used to be Chelsea Street Pub
The Stadium - in Post Oak mall, sports theme with the wall of every Sports Illustrated cover
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Miranda's (now where the snakes live at the Dixie Chicken), a mixed drink bar where I learned to bartend in 1978
Studio 2818 - the only Disco in BCS. 4-for-1 Happy Hour, backgammon and ferns
Rebel's - became Fajita Rita's, used to be Chelsea Street Pub
The Stadium - in Post Oak mall, sports theme with the wall of every Sports Illustrated cover
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Kay's Cabaret at Post Oak mall.
is Post Oak Mall still open?
what about the old theater\hall in Downtown Bryan? that place had character.
is Post Oak Mall still open?
what about the old theater\hall in Downtown Bryan? that place had character.
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That was the Stafford Opera House, then the Dixie Theater. Was originally built in the '30s and burned down and subsequently rebuilt in the '80s... Would be interested to know what has become of it
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That was the Stafford Opera House, then the Dixie Theater. Was originally built in the '30s and burned down and subsequently rebuilt in the '80s... Would be interested to know what has become of it
Kay's was great. There were 3 guys from my high school that used to play there all the time. Before it was the Dry Bean, it was an ice cream shop briefly. I worked at the Chicken briefly in the fall of 1990 asa "swamper" then a bartender. One night, the front must have played "Friends in low places" at least 6-8 times...
Deluxe Burger Bar, Campus Theater, original NY Subway (next to Campus Theater).
Next to Skaggs-Alpha Beta. After a night there all you had to do was stumble across University to get back to the dorms. Good times.
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The Sports Club - Drink and Drown Thursdays - $5.00 all you can drink.
Next to Skaggs-Alpha Beta. After a night there all you had to do was stumble across University to get back to the dorms. Good times.
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^what time are we talking early 80s?
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That was the Stafford Opera House, then the Dixie Theater.
Not positive that we're talking about the same building, but the current Stafford on Main St. is basically the hipster mecca of the Brazos Valley. Tons of great renovations have gone on downtown lately, but sadly the hipsters have started taking over. Oh well.
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^what time are we talking early 80s?
1980.
I think the place became Electric Cowboy (or something like that) on the heels of the "Urban Cowboy" craze in 1981.
What was the name of the beach volleyball club (early 90's) that offered the "Bladder Buster" happy hour - free drinks until someone had to pee? Sneakers...or something?
Sneakers it was on the same road as Post oak mall?
I remember they had lady jello wrestling.
not that I condone that sort of thing
I remember they had lady jello wrestling.
not that I condone that sort of thing
+ a freaking million for NY Subs. I felt like part of my life ended when it turned into sh*tty martini or whatever the hell they call it.
where was this NY subs as it is not anywhere I knew in the late 80s early 90s
I thought Sneakers was off Harvey (where Ozona B&G currently is), but it's a been a few years. They really pushed the envelope on promos and HH's, I remember CS health dept shutting them down temporarily because they caught a girl squating in the sand v-ball during one of the bladder buster HHs. 
what was the name of that drive-thru frozen daquiri / frozen marg place that was across from Zachry, next to the IHOP? I remember spilling a 32-ouncer on the floor of my car. Sad...
Been to the Flying Tomato, but never saw Sneaky Pete.
Someone beat me to mentioning Skaggs Alpha-Beta. When I was a fish, our outfit would meet in the parking lot of Skaggs before driving out to bonfire cut. Then it turned into Jewel Osco, then Albertson's, then something else. (The order may be wrong, and I think it was Skaggs again one year)
I remember when Freebirds first opened. It was my first or second senior year. (5.5 year plan)
Someone beat me to mentioning Skaggs Alpha-Beta. When I was a fish, our outfit would meet in the parking lot of Skaggs before driving out to bonfire cut. Then it turned into Jewel Osco, then Albertson's, then something else. (The order may be wrong, and I think it was Skaggs again one year)
I remember when Freebirds first opened. It was my first or second senior year. (5.5 year plan)
The Cue
Vertigo (lol)
Coupes (ouch my liver and wallet)
Vertigo (lol)
Coupes (ouch my liver and wallet)
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where was this NY subs as it is not anywhere I knew in the late 80s early 90s
NY subs was there for like a year and half. It replaced Texadelphia, then became a series of Guido bars which keep closing.
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