My mom and I were debating on whether or not the Pappasito's on Richmond was really an old building or just built to look like one. Obviously the front parking lot was a gas station not too many years ago, and I remember an electronic parts store on Richmond near there, before the days of computers. My mom said there used to be a Costen's drugstore on the corner many years ago, maybe in the fifties, and my grandfather would have coffee there every morning before they had the Walgreen's on Alabama, in the theater shopping center, of course.
Just curious about the drugstore and the Pappasito's building. I thought all the Pappasitos looked old like that, that seems to be their style.
Costen's Drug Store On Richmond Ave.
in Historic Houston
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My mom and I were debating on whether or not the Pappasito's on Richmond was really an old building or just built to look like one. Obviously the front parking lot was a gas station not too many years ago, and I remember an electronic parts store on Richmond near there, before the days of computers. My mom said there used to be a Costen's drugstore on the corner many years ago, maybe in the fifties, and my grandfather would have coffee there every morning before they had the Walgreen's on Alabama, in the theater shopping center, of course.
Just curious about the drugstore and the Pappasito's building. I thought all the Pappasitos looked old like that, that seems to be their style.