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I think this is a good example of making it "better"
The original Doyle's was huge and never really full unless there was an event. The menu was outdated and needed a refresh. Maybe they'll even include live entertainment, which will make that block of JP a fun place again with the Midway always booking fun shows.
I think this is a good example of making it "better"
The original Doyle's was huge and never really full unless there was an event. The menu was outdated and needed a refresh. Maybe they'll even include live entertainment, which will make that block of JP a fun place again with the Midway always booking fun shows.
I am. Brassica is fantastic. this looks like a very well thought out development with a much needed grocery store in that area. What are your doubts?
Didn't say I had doubts, just wondering what sets this aside from other stuff like this (like old institutions being brought back to life) that we get promised all the time. Guess you kind of answered that.
Yeah. The grocery is huge. Brassica is a plus. Entertainment is a wish.
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