1. Los Norteños
2. Cow Hop
3. Dixie Chicken
4. Fajita Ritas
5. That Steak Place going to Lake Somerville stated above
6. Philidelpia Cheese Fries at some joint at the end of N. Gate near the Wellborn

Cowboy Beans from Ken Martin's Steakhouse

Wings N More and Harvey Washbangers

So you'd get the coupon book at the beginning of the semester...

• Emilio's Leaning Tower Special....like small pepperoni and sprite for $3.79 (if you didn't tip)
• Swensen's...similar deal, but burger / fries / drink and a sundae for under $5.00
• And Finally....Mr. Gatti's. Oh man, talk about gorging. I liked Double Dave's for the rolls, but for pizza buffet, Mr. Gatti's.
• The steak place out by Snook...I thought was called Czech Tex (maybe still open). I mean I went there back in 97-98. Summerville Inn was where they had the huge broiled steaks and a baked potato

Swensons
Fort Shiloh
Chicken Oil
Double Daves
Gatti Land
3C BBQ
Casa Ole
Monterrey House
Koppe Bridge

I do believe you are referencing The Deluxe with #6

JROD9398 said:

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So you'd get the coupon book at the beginning of the semester...

• Emilio's Leaning Tower Special....like small pepperoni and sprite for $3.79 (if you didn't tip)
• Swensen's...similar deal, but burger / fries / drink and a sundae for under $5.00
• And Finally....Mr. Gatti's. Oh man, talk about gorging. I liked Double Dave's for the rolls, but for pizza buffet, Mr. Gatti's.
• The steak place out by Snook...I thought was called Czech Tex (maybe still open). I mean I went there back in 97-98. Summerville Inn was where they had the huge broiled steaks and a baked potato

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You get it!

DSP - i.e. Dead Solid Perfect (1977-1979)

Back a couple of blocks behind the Dixie Chicken. Awesome burgers!! Cold long necks.

Had a gas grill in the kitchen of an old house. Cooked with window open. Burger patties were 1 1/4" - 1 1/2" thick.

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Harvey Washbangers!

And Herberts- crawfish etoufett with xxx spice…. Whew.

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Ditto for Herberts. $11 for a 32oz cup of Jambalaya was lunch and dinner. I still haven't found something similar in Fort Worth.

honestly cant think of a resteraunt in cs that didnt suck except the republic, and i couldnt afford that. We had a Kreuz market in Bryan for 5 minutes, but it went under because the mouth breather yoekels wanted them to abandon everything that made it special- I assume its another location to get deep fried bull**** and burgers now, as was every restaurant when I was there.

Wild Wooly Wednesdays at Double Daves

Worked at the mall, and there was this pizza place that also made a Philly cheesesteak ala Jersey Mike's. It was amazing. Probably the best sandwich I've ever had.

Fatburger

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LB12Diamond said:

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Cain Hall

Steaks every week in the fall.

That Oreo pie was crazy good.

Holiday meals were top notch.

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My friends would pay me to come eat there on Sunday's. Thursday night was steak night, free Blue Bell as well as machine. Breakfast was always great as well.

Fajita Rita's was great, all you can eat for $7.99, girlfriend worked there for a while. Things changed when the owner blew up Graham's.

I thought Chicken Oil was overrated, never did much for me. Came to The Chicken burgers later in life, not bad.

Lived in Cain for 2 years in C wing, with most of the football players. My roomie had a class w/a guy who worked at DD's. They locked down Cain at 10:30 on Friday's, if you weren't there & non-scholly like me, you had to find somewhere to sleep.

Country, as he was called, would knock on our 1st floor window & we'd get a pizza or 2. And the trainers coming by for room check would have "beverages" in our snack bag for us.

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Ahhhh, Cain Hall. C-wing 3rd floor '93-'95.

Rich Coady lived down the hall always yelling at us "sl@pd!cks" to "keep it down!"...

That place was open 24 hours by that point. The 1st floor football guys would carry the kegs upstairs since nobody trusted the elevators anymore.

Food was top notch!

Cow Hop and Pepe's

When we drive back to town we make an effort to go and get the chile con queso.

Tom's
Sodolak's

Zarapes (before it moved ti Bryan) and Country Kitchen

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I still miss Fitzwilly's

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Their lunch deal was a great treat to a poor college student. Burger, fries and a coke or beer for $5. Even better when professors had office hours there during lunch.

Casa Ole'

Tom's BBQ
(I moved to College Station from Maryland and Tom's was my first introduction to brisket)
Los Nortenos
Fajita Ritas

There was a place called Partners (circa 1997) that was similar to Potato Shack. Loved ordering takeout from them.

Anybody know if they just changed their name to Potato Shack or if it was different owners?

Flying Tomato would be cool to see again.