mcook2002

it was open yesterday when i drove by after work. the hearsay news would be interesting.

I am a ride volunteer, you don't have to pay in advance. Your other complaints, well, you must run a lot of charity events so you are entitled to complain, right?

HAIF, I'm doing some research on old Houston bowling alleys and I need more information about the lanes called MacGregor Bowling located at 7015 Almeda Road. Does anyone have pictures of the place? What about memories to share?

I was hoping for existing buildings.

does anyone know of any old bowling alley locations inside the loop, preferably in the northwest quarter?

i wish you two would get over yourselves, do it, and move on. this place is getting pretty unbearable.

boo

More please? ?

sadly this is all this forum has left these days...

No matter what the point, at least Leonard keeps to topic and does not fall to one side or the other of the never ending pissing match....the guy also posts what appear to be facts (crazy around here, right)

ahhhh. thats kind of lame, although glad it will be something. maybe the building was so far gone from "code" that no restaurant/bar owner would even touch it.

sweet jesus. hands down you are the most annoying poster on this entire board. sad part is you don't even live in the heights.

Morse Renovations! http://www.morserenovationsandcustomhomes.com/

In bar years, this is a long time!

I think because they have been around longer (Dallas) vs. washingtons "newness" it still gets a crowd from the outskirts of town. Once the newness dies down it will be more like Knox-Henderson, at least i hope.

if they truly renovate and have a new staff (which they will) people will forget the old nuances and enjoy the new.

Closed. Apparently a Little Woodrows is moving in.

Some of you dudes must be an absolute BLAST IRL.

minus that whole 30 miles away from the city part. but, yeah, i get you brah. sweet reference to annexation.

Per a sign on the door - Closed for Good, thanks for the memories. New tenant to take over the building in late January also per signage.

Just something we had happen near our house when a neighbor garage got broken into so figured i would give you a heads up. the burglars took his openers and keys and actually hid them under the house behind one of the "windows" for the pier and beam airway so when they came back easy access! Our garage is detached also but we have an alarm for the apartment on top as well as the garage which are zones off the main house system. however its been installed that way for some time and the distance to wire them together isn't nearly as big as yours.

Mark make sure if you park a car in the garage that they didn't take an opener (gate if you have one) or garage out of the car. not saying you leave your cars unlocked or leave house keys/openers etc sitting in the car but they are much more likely to try and come back if they have keys and/or an opener and this is something that often goes unnoticed for a few days. Also something to consider our side garage door and main garage door when opened are set to automatically trigger the main alarm when the alarm is set on any setting. you can probably have yours programmed to do the same.

Looks like it wont be "ruggles" for much longer....not that it was any good but might explain why it was so bad. http://houston.culturemap.com/newsdetail/12-05-11-09-48-waiter-walkouts-and-real-estate-rumors-are-there-troubles-at-ruggles-grill/

The internet is the most bad ass place on earth!

you sound like a fun dude.