JK37 wrote:I just bought stock in Blockbuster!
Hey, there is still one left! In Bend, Oregon.
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JK37 wrote:I just bought stock in Blockbuster!
rogers3 wrote:Steinmart, DSW, Home GoodsThis is more in line with what we might see here.
Red Robin, Bonefish Grill
Could also poach Dick's or add a Field and Stream instead.
alabama24 wrote:Is "Home Goods" like a discount "Pier 1"?Exactly. It's TJMaxx without the clothes. Which is why it won't go right next to a TJMaxx.
Class of 20Something wrote:Actually, it does happen. In Charlotte, Rivergate has a TJ Maxx, Home Goods and Marshalls...all TJX companies. TJMaxx and Home Goods are more dissimilar.alabama24 wrote:Is "Home Goods" like a discount "Pier 1"?Exactly. It's TJMaxx without the clothes. Which is why it won't go right next to a TJMaxx.
Oh and they're sister companies.
bigsmooth wrote:the old Hams site has had a hotel on it for years. Microtel Suites.Well drat...i think a Smokey Bones would be a good addition
BJWilliams wrote:As far as restaurants, definitely Red Robin, maybe Carrabas or Romanos, Get another steakhouse in that area (btw i would love to try Crown if it is still around)...really diversify the food offerings among sitdown placesThe Crown Sterling is still chugging along. The old Big Lick/El Camino building currently has a 40+ members only style club in it that seems to do well most nights.
BJWilliams wrote: i would love to try Crown if it is still aroundBJ, the Crown even has a lunch menu now that is a little more reasonable in price.
Cider Jim wrote:Wow.BJWilliams wrote: i would love to try Crown if it is still aroundBJ, they even has a lunch menu now that is a little more reasonable in price.
rogers3 wrote:Marshall fans. What do you expectCider Jim wrote:Wow.BJWilliams wrote: i would love to try Crown if it is still aroundBJ, they even has a lunch menu now that is a little more reasonable in price.
Jonathan Carone wrote:I sometimes wonder if the university side of Lynchburg can support a restaurant that averages more than $15/plate.Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse, Logan's, and Red Lobster seem to do okay and hover around that area.
Yacht Rock wrote:Yep. That's what makes me wonder if that's the cap. I don't think you'd have a Bonefish, Abuelos, or higher end chain come in.Jonathan Carone wrote:I sometimes wonder if the university side of Lynchburg can support a restaurant that averages more than $15/plate.Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse, Logan's, and Red Lobster seem to do okay and hover around that area.
Jonathan Carone wrote:Something new might eat (pun intended) into those other locations. I think a lot depends on the mall remodel and if it can become more of a destination again. A lot hinges on other development.Yacht Rock wrote:Yep. That's what makes me wonder if that's the cap. I don't think you'd have a Bonefish, Abuelos, or higher end chain come in.Jonathan Carone wrote:I sometimes wonder if the university side of Lynchburg can support a restaurant that averages more than $15/plate.Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse, Logan's, and Red Lobster seem to do okay and hover around that area.