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Took an alternate route back from class the past couple of days due to the great weather. I noticed the windows were boarded up and workers inside. Does anyone know what is going in there?
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New Business at Former Steak & Shake Location on Campus
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Nicholas Herum
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No but that's good to hear. I can't believe its sat empty for as long as it has.
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tolemac5050
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http://www.columbusunderground.com/buffalo-wings-amp-rings-coming-soon-to-campus-area
So did Buffalo wings and rings never open in this spot?
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NerosNeptune
Goodale Park
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It opened, then closed, then reopened (maybe?) as something else for a few weeks, then closed, then started to be turned into something else, then abandoned.
That's my unofficial history of the space.
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tolemac5050
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COMING SOON:
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patient_zero
Falafel District
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50 beers on tap, 100 in the bottle sounds good to me. I wonder if their fish tacos are any good. I love a good fish taco.
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cbus11
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Nicholas Herum said:
No but that's good to hear. I can't believe its sat empty for as long as it has.I believe the building is owned by Oxford Realty. Generally restaurants on campus are signed to multi-year leases. If a store closes (without going bankrupt) the lessee is either to find a new tenant or continue paying on the lease. Tax rightoffs sometimes make it easier to just let the lease run its course.
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