The parking garage is right around the corner from Brazos Running and it's free.Bucketrunner said:
Hard for me to feel any empathy for them after paying a fine for the two minutes it took me to ask a question in the King Ranch store. Will no longer shop at Brazos Valley Running since they moved there.
BlueMiles said:
Where can one eat before 11:00 am, other than Sweet Paris?
that's not a bad idea. is it still considered an open container if I'm sitting on my tailgate?EBrazosAg said:
In your truck parked in your free parking space ?
TyHolden said:
Where am I going to get a drink at 10am???
BlueMiles said:
Where can one eat before 11:00 am, other than Sweet Paris?
Bucketrunner said:
Call me crazy (and I may well be), but I don't trust that garage. The only time I went to buy running shoes, the guy was writing a ticket while I was at the machine paying for parking. He must have been lurking.
I paid the fine as a lesson learned. They don't want my business.
I'm going to open up a place only on Sunday and only offer chicken and shrimp....I will hire heathens to run it.maroon barchetta said:
Coco Shrimp isn't open on Sunday.
It's the Chick Fil-A of fast seafood.
TyHolden said:I'm going to open up a place only on Sunday and only offer chicken and shrimp....I will hire heathens to run it.maroon barchetta said:
Coco Shrimp isn't open on Sunday.
It's the Chick Fil-A of fast seafood.
Yes! We can have monster trucks in the background crushing the competition!maroon barchetta said:TyHolden said:I'm going to open up a place only on Sunday and only offer chicken and shrimp....I will hire heathens to run it.maroon barchetta said:
Coco Shrimp isn't open on Sunday.
It's the Chick Fil-A of fast seafood.
Name of the restaurant?
sunday Sunday SUNDAY!!!
Yep, I just prioritize other food locations; especially for lunch. I think restaurants going to these spots are actually doing themselves a disservice unless they want walk traffic from A&M/Apartments.tu ag said:
Went to Century Square last week for lunch. Parked in the garage. But it took 5 minutes to get a spot and 5 minutes to get out, because it was 95% full and so many folks trying to get in. Couple that with how tight it is (one way in and out) and a bit farther away from many restaurants. I will have to budget more time if I go back, which I only will if a friend wants to meet there during the week for lunch.
It is a nice area with nice places, but it is an inconvenience when compared to other places.
GrogsBane said:
We will never learn how to use parking garages will we? Even the free ones are a lost cause if i cant park 5 feet from the entrance of a business.
Grmpy said:Yep, I just prioritize other food locations; especially for lunch. I think restaurants going to these spots are actually doing themselves a disservice unless they want walk traffic from A&M/Apartments.tu ag said:
Went to Century Square last week for lunch. Parked in the garage. But it took 5 minutes to get a spot and 5 minutes to get out, because it was 95% full and so many folks trying to get in. Couple that with how tight it is (one way in and out) and a bit farther away from many restaurants. I will have to budget more time if I go back, which I only will if a friend wants to meet there during the week for lunch.
It is a nice area with nice places, but it is an inconvenience when compared to other places.
Being a resident not on campus or ever spending time on campus, I see little value of going to century square. We used to go to the movies over there, however after having interruptions (fire alarms pulled in two visits in a row months apart), another was an apparent gas leak in the area and they closed down the parking garage and theater; I have written off that movie theater as well.
