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2016-06-22 18:07:43 UTC
* Hamburgers by Gourmet. Had at least two locations, one on Alabama
and one on Kirby, I believe. I loved the Hickory Burger.
* Rolando's Burger Factory - - Cheap, good eats.
* Alfred's in the Village - - A bowl of soup (served with a basket of
assorted breads) and a beer made a yummy inexpensive supper for
starving student types.
* Valian's, on South Main. I believe that was the place with the
stars painted on the ceiling.
* Cellar Door, on Stella Link - - It was our special-occasion
restaurant, circa 1975.
* Tin Tin, on Elgin near Milam - - Funky Chinese place from the 70s.
It was in a building that exploded sometime in the late 80s or early
90s.
* Zorba's (original location) Helena at Tuam - - I first went there in
'73. It was a little tumbledown shack, but crammed with people and
serving up great food. The building was so rotten that my foot
actually went through the floor one night.
Any others?
KB
AWSESOME, Thanksand one on Kirby, I believe. I loved the Hickory Burger.
* Rolando's Burger Factory - - Cheap, good eats.
* Alfred's in the Village - - A bowl of soup (served with a basket of
assorted breads) and a beer made a yummy inexpensive supper for
starving student types.
* Valian's, on South Main. I believe that was the place with the
stars painted on the ceiling.
* Cellar Door, on Stella Link - - It was our special-occasion
restaurant, circa 1975.
* Tin Tin, on Elgin near Milam - - Funky Chinese place from the 70s.
It was in a building that exploded sometime in the late 80s or early
90s.
* Zorba's (original location) Helena at Tuam - - I first went there in
'73. It was a little tumbledown shack, but crammed with people and
serving up great food. The building was so rotten that my foot
actually went through the floor one night.
Any others?
KB