OburgOrange
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You left. So yes, drop in salesChuck's was open when I graduated in 1999. Did did it close shortly after?
You left. So yes, drop in salesChuck's was open when I graduated in 1999. Did did it close shortly after?
The most unbelievable, delicious turkey subs in the world. Perfection with roll and exact right amount of turkey, lettuce, onions, mayo and melted cheese. Incredibly fresh and heated/toasted just right. The melted cheese was to die for. I dream to this day of a Zorba's toasted turkey sub.Zorba. Bring back Zorba.
Chucks was still a go to place 03-07 when I was there. A glorious shitehole where I could down pitchers of cheap beer at 19 with a fake ID I made myself. I would never go back except for a nostalgia pitcher before a game to remember nights of using the trash can and sink as a urinal before striking out with a tri deltChuck's was open when I graduated in 1999. Did did it close shortly after?
BraggsThat was Maggie's when I was around.
I miss George wesley bandNow you've got me reminiscing about Dead Night with the Homel-Alaniz Band.
I think it opened Fall of 03.Chuck’s to my knowledge wasn’t open when I was in school (1999-03). Konrad’s/44’s was the underage bar. Faegan’s, Darwin’s, Maggie’s were the other staples.
Was this a real band?I miss George wesley band
Ya, played reggae. Think he was out of PA. Years after college he’d play crazy clam at sylvan beach on a regular basis.Was this a real band?
Yes!!The most unbelievable, delicious turkey subs in the world. Perfection with roll and exact right amount of turkey, lettuce, onions, mayo and melted cheese. Incredibly fresh and heated/toasted just right. The melted cheese was to die for. I dream to this day of a Zorba's toasted turkey sub.
Chucks was there in some capacity while I was a student 95-99.I think it opened Fall of 03.
For me it was Zorba's roast beef subs. I actually worked for Johnny doing delivery in my junior year ('82-83). Watched how he made the subs, but I still haven't been able to replicate it on my own and no other sub shop has come close either.The most unbelievable, delicious turkey subs in the world. Perfection with roll and exact right amount of turkey, lettuce, onions, mayo and melted cheese. Incredibly fresh and heated/toasted just right. The melted cheese was to die for. I dream to this day of a Zorba's toasted turkey sub.
yes a good one too as was ham and cheese, Zorba never missed!For me it was Zorba's roast beef subs. I actually worked for Johnny doing delivery in my junior year ('82-83). Watched how he made the subs, but I still haven't been able to replicate it on my own and no other sub shop has come close either.
Such a dump
With success?The original that was downstairs from Sutters used to have amazing hot subs for about $2.50 and pitchers of beer on tap (including Hofbrau Dark, IIRC) for about $5. We'd eat downstairs, bang down a pitcher or two, and then go upstairs to dance at Sutters (after they moved the tables out following dinner) to pick up girls. The other place was a shtt hole, with an inch of beer on the floor and no food at all.
With success?
My buddy lived there soph year, in basement of a house. Good spot. I lived down the road on Comstock in a house for 2 years.Sure. I was young and good looking back then, and lived in the house at the corner of Euclid and Comstock, so it was a short walk back to my place.
i had buddies who moved into 813 comstock. wild parties. I read someone demolished the place. The stuff that happened there that year was unbelievable...thank god no phones, cameras, videos or social media in 1988.My buddy lived there soph year, in basement of a house. Good spot. I lived down the road on Comstock in a house for 2 years.
Someone has a Polaroid collecting dust in their basement.i had buddies who moved into 813 comstock. wild parties. I read someone demolished the place. The stuff that happened there that year was unbelievable...thank god no phones, cameras, videos or social media in 1988.
hopefully it's decomposed.Someone has a Polaroid collecting dust in their basement.
My buddy lived there soph year, in basement of a house. Good spot. I lived down the road on Comstock in a house for 2 years.
As long as Varsity Pizza is still there, I'm happy.20 years ago there were 6/7 bars on Marshall St all popping Thurs-Sun AM. Wing nights on Wednesdays. Maggies for Saturdays.
Darwins was a total Thursday night haven. You could get great food there and at Faegans as well.
Now? Marshall absolutely sucks, couldn’t even get a burger at Faegans the last time I was there.