It's a little surprising - that eyesore has been there almost 50 years I'd guess!PS3D said:
The closed-down car wash at the corner of College and Villa Maria began demolition today. Probably not too surprising of a "going"...
BCS Coming & Going: Retail, Restaurants, Businesses, etc (2025)
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BQ_90 said:Damn, they must be hiring the same folks that build stuff for the athletic departmenttechno-ag said:
Wow almost a million dollars. Is that the same Javi's in Tyler or Javi's in Austin?
Pretty in line with the other renovations I've seen the past couple of years. It's expensive to remodel and open a restaurant.
Another TDLR filing today, a hot pot restaurant in the Tejas Center. $200,000 in renovation in a 1,500 square foot space.
Ooooooooooooh, this interests me
There's a large commercial kitchen at the Phillips center and a large dining room.AggiePhil said:Surely the clubhouse has a restaurant space, no? I know it used to. That's what I assume Madden will be the chef over.Thisguy1 said:
There is nowhere for a restaurant to go at Phillips Event Center
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
As for comings and goings I'd love to see Cafe Capri with a South College Station presence. Don't think Rami would do it but something to challenge 1860 (which I also like) to a more affordable price point and more casual /cafe type would be great. Personally I think another Capri would be a slam dunk in that area. That said, it's entirely possible those rents may not allow Capri to stay on the "more affordable than 1860" side of price points
Luigi's Patio Ristorante to me is much better than both of them.
woodiewood said:Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
As for comings and goings I'd love to see Cafe Capri with a South College Station presence. Don't think Rami would do it but something to challenge 1860 (which I also like) to a more affordable price point and more casual /cafe type would be great. Personally I think another Capri would be a slam dunk in that area. That said, it's entirely possible those rents may not allow Capri to stay on the "more affordable than 1860" side of price points
Luigi's Patio Ristorante to me is much better than both of them.
Respectfully disagree. Been twice, had one really bad experience, and one very un-noteworthy and unmemorable experience. Not willing to give em a third shot.
Been happy with every visit I've ever taken to 1860 or Capri.
trouble said:
Ooooooooooooh, this interests me
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trouble said:
Ooooooooooooh, this interests me
I know a soon to be 17 yo that will be all about it
Clucky said:It's a little surprising - that eyesore has been there almost 50 years I'd guess!PS3D said:
The closed-down car wash at the corner of College and Villa Maria began demolition today. Probably not too surprising of a "going"...
Yeah, old aerials seem to show that it may predate even the section of Villa Maria between Texas and College. The "tents" portion was added at some point in the 2000s.
Coyote Moon Coffee opened recently on Rosemary near Jacobs Well and Texas Avenue, next door to the Curious Collections music store. They also have a drive-through.
The owner told me he's been selling locally roasted beans at one of the farmers markets, but recently opened this store front.
He doesn't currently have an espresso machine, but will be adding one soon.
The owner told me he's been selling locally roasted beans at one of the farmers markets, but recently opened this store front.
He doesn't currently have an espresso machine, but will be adding one soon.
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
I think they're still working on infrastructure. If/when I see one, I'll post an update!
So exactly what it says it is, a COFFEE shop. Nothing more, nothing less.maroon barchetta said:
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
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Used to wash my ride there when I was in high school in the 80s.PS3D said:Clucky said:It's a little surprising - that eyesore has been there almost 50 years I'd guess!PS3D said:
The closed-down car wash at the corner of College and Villa Maria began demolition today. Probably not too surprising of a "going"...
Yeah, old aerials seem to show that it may predate even the section of Villa Maria between Texas and College. The "tents" portion was added at some point in the 2000s.
I went to a bar once that didn't have beer taps. Everything was cans and everything was bud light. When the owner ran out of beer, he walked to the convenience store nearby and bought a couple more cases of bud light and then sold them for $2 each.maroon barchetta said:
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
Anybody know what's going next to CarMax off 6 ???
TyHolden said:
Anybody know what's going next to CarMax off 6 ???
Kind of behind it, on Pavilion? A church building.
Next door to Carmax on Hwy6 is owned by FloorCo Surplus.
https://floorcopremium.com
The intersection of Sebasta and Pavillion is Twin City Church of Christ
https://floorcopremium.com
The intersection of Sebasta and Pavillion is Twin City Church of Christ
There's a secret society of people living amongst us that are keeping Long John Silvers in business.
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MyNameIsJeff said:$100/sf sounds pretty reasonable for what is probably a full gut and remodel including kitchen equipment.BQ_90 said:Damn, they must be hiring the same folks that build stuff for the athletic departmenttechno-ag said:
Wow almost a million dollars. Is that the same Javi's in Tyler or Javi's in Austin?
As someone in commercial construction who has done a lot of restaurants, I can tell you that's pretty reasonable, if not cheap, for a full reno.
spike427 said:TyHolden said:
Anybody know what's going next to CarMax off 6 ???
Kind of behind it, on Pavilion? A church building.
No directly on 6. Church is a block down.
aggiedata said:There's a secret society of people living amongst us that are keeping Long John Silvers in business.
— Lloyd Legalist (@LloydLegalist) March 20, 2025
Bidding on few new LHS stores here in TX and NM.
I begrudgingly went into Kohl's yesterday and they have sectioned off the front central area of the store to put a Sephora in. I find it a little odd when Sephora just opened a location in Century Square.
Esp given the size of the new store. That just seems dumb.
TyHolden said:I went to a bar once that didn't have beer taps. Everything was cans and everything was bud light. When the owner ran out of beer, he walked to the convenience store nearby and bought a couple more cases of bud light and then sold them for $2 each.maroon barchetta said:
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
I want to know more about the target audience for this specific business model.
FlyRod said:TyHolden said:I went to a bar once that didn't have beer taps. Everything was cans and everything was bud light. When the owner ran out of beer, he walked to the convenience store nearby and bought a couple more cases of bud light and then sold them for $2 each.maroon barchetta said:
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
I want to know more about the target audience for this specific business model.
If I had to guess, I'd say it's located in a rural town in a "bar desert". It's basically a place where people can gather to drink beer with other like-minded folks.
One Louder said:FlyRod said:TyHolden said:I went to a bar once that didn't have beer taps. Everything was cans and everything was bud light. When the owner ran out of beer, he walked to the convenience store nearby and bought a couple more cases of bud light and then sold them for $2 each.maroon barchetta said:
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
I want to know more about the target audience for this specific business model.
If I had to guess, I'd say it's located in a rural town in a "bar desert". It's basically a place where people can gather to drink beer with other like-minded folks.
Sounds like an old place in Brenham called Otto's. Lots of those in small towns.
It's not Brenham but yeah, it's a small town. These are a dime a dozen in small towns.halibut sinclair said:Sounds like an old place in Brenham called Otto's. Lots of those in small towns.One Louder said:FlyRod said:TyHolden said:I went to a bar once that didn't have beer taps. Everything was cans and everything was bud light. When the owner ran out of beer, he walked to the convenience store nearby and bought a couple more cases of bud light and then sold them for $2 each.maroon barchetta said:
A coffee shop without an espresso machine?
I want to know more about the target audience for this specific business model.
If I had to guess, I'd say it's located in a rural town in a "bar desert". It's basically a place where people can gather to drink beer with other like-minded folks.
Something new coming next to Freebirds on Texas
Sign on the ground was individual letters and I think said "Gongcah"
May not be the right order. But couldn't tell what it was.
Sign on the ground was individual letters and I think said "Gongcah"
May not be the right order. But couldn't tell what it was.
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I saw this on Facebook today
One Louder said:
I begrudgingly went into Kohl's yesterday and they have sectioned off the front central area of the store to put a Sephora in. I find it a little odd when Sephora just opened a location in Century Square.
I'm curious if they will let you use the coupons from Amazon returns in the Sephora section.
Maybe Gong Cha? https://gongchausa.com/
What's going in at the old David's Bridal behind Cheddars ?