College Station, Texas recent comments:

Another meaningless name from developers. You're at a major intersection with bright lights shining down on the overpass, off a four lane road with a direct connection to campus, there's a railroad right there, and you've cleared all the trees and natural stuff that was there before to slap up dense apartments. Some "retreat", eh?

Opened 12/1/2015.

Approximately 42 mi² before last annexation.

Opened 11/17/2015

There is a line at the drive thru window every morning. I am surprised by how much demand there is for fresh donuts.

Just ate at Razzoo's in College Station. I had the skillet sampler with the shrimp Creole, ettoufee, red beans sausage, corn and a slice of toasted, It was terrible. The worse tasting I've ever had. Naturally Nawlins in College Station.

Born and raised Naturally Nawlin's I'm looking forward to tasting some very good southern authentic cooking. Yum

Here's a description of the flagship burger of Daily Ruckus, from a newspaper article and preserved here for posterity.[begin quote] THE RUCKUS BURGER Description: The Daily Ruckus' gargantuan dish weighs in at more than 3 pounds, and is stacked about a foot high. A wood skewer holds the ingredients in place. It is served with sweet potato waffle fries and "Ruckus sauce" on the side. What's in it: First up on the jalapeno-cheese bun is a 1-pound beef patty with melted American and cheddar cheese. And then? * Two bacon strips * A chicken-fried steak * A fried egg * A fried chicken strip * A fried jalapeno * Fried pickles * A stack of fried onions * A waffle, and then top of the bun [/end quote] It retails for $15.

There is a possibility that bonfire was here before Duncan Field... I'm researching that.

Their web page says they will be open this fall (2015).

The bacon cheese burger is very good.

Arbano opened in February 2014, too.

There were four tenants--one never opened, then there was Tutta Pasta (an Italian restaurant with a small retail area), which closed by end of 2011, and it was later replaced by Arbano Café, which lasted about 2014-2015. There was Red Mango, which lasted a bit longer but closed in October 2013, then Honeybaked Ham & Café (2009-2011, approx.), which became Sabi Boutique. Sabi's lease expires next month as of this writing (writing July 24, 2015).

The sign went up today, as with the Laredo Taco Company. No more A&M Xpress. IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING

Opened in July, 2015.

They need to knock out five spaces from the adjacent shopping center to create a connection and make the 7-Eleven more accessible.

The closed Turkey Creek Road has been completely demolished and re-fenced to integrate with FG.

Closed.

This has been closed for a while. Not sure if Nicks Nick Nacks expanded to it or not.