Think it'll still have food, but it'll be like burgers, cheese sticks, beer, ect and not so much salmon or whatever..
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GBryne4Heisman
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The Grill Update.. |
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just an FYI, the people that own City Bagel have rented out the building that currently houses The Grill. Once it moves to it's new location, they are
planning on moving away from such a family type atmosphere and more to a bar scene. I have no idea about the name or anything like that, but the phrase
"the way it use to be" was used several times.
Think it'll still have food, but it'll be like burgers, cheese sticks, beer, ect and not so much salmon or whatever.. |
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rem101 |
Excellent | #1 | ||
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I hope it stays open past 10, which is about when the Grill would close.
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wbc40 |
So is City Bagel moving or opening a new establishment on Maxwell? | #2 | ||
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If I had to choose between the two, I would 100% take a sports bar type establishment where the Grill currently is, but City Bagel is a great place to eat
lunch as well. I hope they keep City Bagel as is and take the Grill location and use it as a sports bar.
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mjh94 |
i've heard different.. | #3 | ||
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Heard from inside the restaurant biz that it was going to be a Varsity Grille, like the one in Oxford. Could be wrong, but that's what I was told.
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Xenomorph |
Wait... Joe is moving City Bagel and turning it into a bar? | #4 | ||
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I don't buy that.
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croomandwhite |
I hope this is not true... | #5 | ||
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As someone who lives in Oxford now I can tell you there is no way Varsity would work in Starkville. Varsity is very expensive at night and no one that I know
of (college/graduate school age) ever goes to eat there. I hope whatever moves into the Grille is more affordable with a much better atmosphere than the
Varsity here.
This is life. So go and have a ball. Because the world don't move to the beat of just one drum. What might be right for you may not be right for some. You
take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have...my opening statement. Sit, Ubu, sit. Good dog.
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GBryne4Heisman |
No No No.. | #6 | ||
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City Bagel isn't moving. The people that own it are just renting the building that The Grill is in now. They are going to open a bar up in the building
that currently houses The Cotton District Grill.
But I have no idea what it will be like or what the name of it will be. |
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8Dog |
Tabor must be making the Grill pay nothing in rent... | #7 | ||
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b/c the Grill is currently in a prime location in an area that is exploding.
And whoever moves into the Grill needs to make a small investment into some really good tvs that are over 27 inches and put them fewer than 10 feet off the ground. |
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GhostOfJackie |
Another opportunity for the sixpack to help name a bar? | #8 | ||
GBryne4Heisman wrote:Ptolmey'sTavernku |
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rumor was dan camp almost doubled the rent for the building, so the grill decided it was not worth it.
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dawgpound11 |
Tabor isn't renting to them... | #10 | ||
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Eatwithus group bought their condo unit. Tabor sold them the shell, eatwithus is paying to finish it out. And Dan may have wanted to double the rent in the old
location, wouldn't have mattered, they were looking to move anyways because of the lack of parking. The new facility is going to be nice. If I can teach
myself how, I'll post a rendering.
You've got to find somebody who likes the same stuff. Like, if you like sports, she should like it that you like sports, and she should keep the
chips and dip coming.
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8Dog |
I saw where they said it would be more like the Tupelo one.. | #11 | ||
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which, you are correct, is nice, but I don't think its the right direction. It will basically be a completely different place than what existed a few years
ago. I think they'll lose a lot of their alumni crowd that has such a tie to that place.
But hell, they are better businessmen than I am. |
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dawgpound11 |
It's going to be very similar to the Tupelo location... | #12 | ||
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And like you, I greatly preferred The Grill before they changed it at all. And, I'm not in the food service industry either, so what the hell do I know
about it?
You've got to find somebody who likes the same stuff. Like, if you like sports, she should like it that you like sports, and she should keep the
chips and dip coming.
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KurtRambis4 |
the grill in | #13 | ||
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tupelo, besides the food, is nothing like the grill in starkville. its night and day.
+1 for ronny's archive and no capitalization
- "that escalator is a tricky thing, man." - greg hardy
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39762 |
In that case, maybe the new Grill will pick up the Richie's crowd. | #14 | ||
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It would need to be Rascal-friendly. |
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msuphan |
Heads Up On The Grill Maxwell | #15 | ||
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As good family friends of Joe and Mary Tkoch, I'll let you know that they are not changing anything about City Bagel and have just leased the Grill. They
have not decided on a name yet, but will keep things pretty much the same and have much better food. I worked at the Bagel for two years while I was at State
and the food is outstanding there. The rent also isn't too high, the Grill just likes the location at the new Tabor building better (less college kids,
etc). I think its gonna work out real well for them.
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StarkVegas Gal |
55 and counting | #16 | ||
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The sign finally has the number up!
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Xenomorph |
Great for Starkville all the way around... | #17 | ||
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The new Grill location will be great and the Tkochs know how to put together a good restaurant. To me, Vegas just got 2 new places to eat.
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8Dog |
That's terrific... | #18 | ||
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seriously, any chance they can improve the tv situation? If so, it would really make that place awesome.
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mjh94 |
cheese logs and steak on a stick | #19 | ||
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just as long as the grill doesn't <17> those up, i'm good.
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abitadawg |
I was thrilled when the Tupelo Grill was announced, but | #20 | ||
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was disappointed with the "grown-up" format. The food is good but it feels like a chain restaurant. I ate there 4-5 times in the first few months it
was open but I can't remember the last time. I don't know anything about their business or the restaurant business in general so it may be a great move
out of the Cotton District but I don't see me going there, ever. I agree that it hasn't been what it once was for a long time but I loved the District
location even if I had to loop the block 3 or 4 times to find a place to illegally park. Whatever opens in that space, if they have cold beer and some TVs I
will be there.
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