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It was? I knew it was a whataburger at first.

Spent many a nights sobering up there.

Wasn't it a Luke's burgers or am I crazy?

I liked Roll'N, so it was probably inevitable I would hate whatever replaced it.

i loved the roll-n and think the railyard has the same vibe, just less dusty.

a pennantless photo

The name of the new bar is the RailYard. Went during their first week and I would say it's more upscale than the Roll-N, but then again how could it not be. I pulled a photo from their Facebook page to give you a general idea. Best thing about the bar is that they kept the bartenders from the Roll-N.

this is the first that i've heard about the heights plaza apartments being demolished. does anyway know if the same is true for the dirt bar?

Dream Merchant in Sharpstown mall where I would by some clothes.

Dream Merchant was the best place to buy your favorite band t-shirts as well as all sorts of goth/punk related items.

well they made it for nearly 50 yrs but after light rail they had no parking. The were across from the hispanic bus station.

just out of curiosity, why did you refer to the bus station as the "hispanic bus station"

found this on the internet movie database today.

Massive Support in Houston To Preserve Oldest Movie Theater

Twenty thousand Houston residents have signed a petition aimed at preventing their city's oldest film venue, the River Oaks Theater, from being demolished by developers, the Wall Street Journal reported today (Wednesday). The petition drive was begun after it was reported that Weingarten Realty Investors Inc. planned to tear down the 1939 theater, currently operated by Landmark Theaters, and replace it with a Barnes & Noble bookstore. The plans are part of a larger development proposal, the WSJ report indicated. "It's a developer's town," David Bush, spokesman for the Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, told the Journal. "But the opposition is out in front on this issue."

there will be a specs's at west./montrose, not a copperfields. also the store will be more of a closeout center for overstock items. i don't see it as having a large deli section if it has one at all.