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Sixth and Wakarusa loses another business

There's one less place to get a steak in Lawrence these days.

H&H Bar and Grill, 4931 W. Sixth Street, closed its doors for good recently.

The massive restaurant at Sixth and Wakarusa streets used to be the home to the Hereford House before that higher-end dining concept proved to be unsuccessful in Lawrence.

Last summer Hereford House owner Rod Anderson teamed up with some partners to open the more casual H&H Bar and Grill concept.

Anderson on Thursday confirmed that concept also wasn't successful enough to keep the doors open. A sign on the door thanked patrons for their past support, but said the restaurant was currently closed.

There are no plans to reopen it.

"No, we're done," Anderson said.

Anderson said his company - which continues to operate the venerable Hereford House steakhouses in the Kansas City area - doesn't have any plans to be in the Lawrence market.

He also said he wasn't much interested in reliving why the location never panned out.
Previously, though, some businesses in the shopping center had lamented the delay in approval for a new Wal-Mart that is being built just across the street from the shopping center. The discount center was expected to be a major traffic generator for the intersection.

The Wal-Mart project was hotly contested and ended up the subject of a lawsuit that caused a multi-year delay. The wait, however, is almost over for those businesses expecting to benefit from being neighborly to the world's largest retailer. Construction is well underway on the store. We hope Wal-Mart officials will be able to give us an updated timeline for opening the store shortly.

The shopping center also has a large opening where Googols of Fun used to be. That children's play center closed recently, and reopened as a preschool near Rockledge Road and McDonald Drive.

So - depending on how you look at it - opportunity abounds at that intersection. Developers who control the northeast corner of the intersection have previously said a CVS drug store is strongly interested in the intersection.

So, will Sixth and Wakarusa soon become the star intersection it once promised to be? Or, will it continue to be more sizzle than steak?

By Chad Lawhorn

August 29, 2008

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29 August 2008
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LogicMan (Anonymous) says…

Too bad about HH.

A large automotive accessories store like Pep Boys might work there.
29 August 2008
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Informed (Anonymous) says…

HH Bar & Grill closed because of the food, not the location. The food was mediocre, nothing to write home about. I ate there 3 times under the new concept. I was glad that someone else was paying.
29 August 2008
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Third_Wave (Anonymous) says…

olive garden!!! for god sakes, put in an olive garden!!!
29 August 2008
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Informed (Anonymous) says…

You're kidding, right, T_W?
29 August 2008
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Windlass (Anonymous) says…

Trying to understand all of this….folks who are so nickeled and dimed that they have no choice other than to shop at Wal Mart are going to continue on from Wal Mart to shop for what now? Steaks? Auto parts? Hell, I don't even know what's out there, never been.
29 August 2008
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Windlass (Anonymous) says…

Olive Garden??? Oh now! That's crazy!
29 August 2008
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somebodynew (Anonymous) says…

I totally agree with informed about both points. H & H food AND service was very mediocre on a good day and on the pricey side for what you got. And unfortuately I had to pay the several times I ate there. And Olive Garden ??????? Give me a break.
29 August 2008
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LogicMan (Anonymous) says…

Olive Garden might kill off Piasano's. Red Lobster instead.
29 August 2008
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ChiHawkInKS (Anonymous) says…

T.G.I. Friday's?
29 August 2008
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Windlass (Anonymous) says…

I thought the high-income folks were screamin' and hollerin' about the taxes they have to pay…and they jist can't pay taxes, especially anymore…man, how I would love for taxes to be killing me with that porterhouse on my plate! Then tomorrow, let those taxes kill me all over again! That's too cool because I've got the premier spaghetti on my face! Consider me well and good and dead now because I don't do the seafood.
29 August 2008
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ChiHawkInKS (Anonymous) says…

or maybe a Bennigans's, authentic Irish/American cuisine in a traditional strip mall setting
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shawn1040 (Anonymous) says…

Piasano's needs to step up, the service and food are terrible!! They need to stop hiring high school kids as waiters and get better cooking staff.
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wifemotherslave (Anonymous) says…

Why the need for more chains? The food is never that super spectacular in the chain restaurants, why not open more local businesses there? People who are going to shop at the walmart won't be able to afford those chains anyways. Not being hippy dippy but that walmart is only going to wick more money away from our local failing economy.
29 August 2008
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ChiHawkInKS (Anonymous) says…

wifemotherslave, I think we can all agree that chains suck… I was being sarcastic
29 August 2008
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Sigmund (Anonymous) says…

Food was terrible and over priced, service was adequate, interior was very dark and broken up. A Olive Garden or any of the family style chains will do fine there. Hereford House in KC is in a free standing building in a mall parking lot and is always packed and the food is great.
29 August 2008
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shawn1040 (Anonymous) says…

I was surprised not to read the smoking ban was the cause..
29 August 2008
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firemedic301 (Anonymous) says…

I agree with the other posts about an Olive Garden. Piasano's has really gone downhill. I had heard a rumor that they were going to put one in there before it opened back up as H&H. Is there any other italian places in town to patron besides Piasanos? If so let me know
29 August 2008
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ChiHawkInKS (Anonymous) says…

I like Teller's. It may be my favorite in Lawrence. Hell, even Mad Greek has some decent Italian food. If your idea of good Italian food is Olive Garden then move to Olathe, where you can find any chain restaurant imaginable.
29 August 2008
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aeroscout17 (Anonymous) says…

Bennigans filed for bankruptcy a few weeks ago and closed their non-franchised restaurants.
29 August 2008
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Mkh (Anonymous) says…

This is hilarious…they blamed it on Walmart not opening soon enough. Too funny! I'm sure a whole lot of Walmart shoppers would have hustled right over there for a $30 steak. HA.

This place closed because it was terrible. I went into the bar a few times and that was okay, but once I actually sat down for dinner and had to tell the manager as i left that I would never be back because the food and service was horrid.

Hit the road Jack…
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somebodynew (Anonymous) says…

fm301-
I don't get there a lot, but I always though Bambino's was decent. Maybe nothing spectacular, but a good portion for the money and good quality.
29 August 2008
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srj (Anonymous) says…

The casual restaurant industry has taken a beating over the past year. Has anyone gone out to eat as much as last year?
29 August 2008
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SpeedRacer (Anonymous) says…

I was unimpressed with the food with both restaurants..and the prices! How about a Macaroni Grill?
29 August 2008
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dotteboy (Anonymous) says…

The Hereford house isn't in the top 3 KC steakhouses.
I ordered a filet and got a strip. Ordered it medium and got it well done.
How can Longhorn get it right?
And right for half the price?
A Jimmy Buffet venture would be nice. It would mesh well with the other
eateries at that intersection.
29 August 2008
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triplegoddess13 (Anonymous) says…

Olive Garden and Red Lobster aren't allowed to come to town, last I heard, because they have to be so many miles away from another one of their establishments. That's the reason you won't ever see one in Lawrence.
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Sigmund (Anonymous) says…

Bambino's is crap and Mad Greek is terrible but a very very very small step up. Both Piasano's good value and Teller's high quality have gone way way down hill from the day (Teller's more than Piasano's, they had farther to fall and did). Olive Garden would do great in that location as there really isn't anything in town that can be said is significantly better in that price range as far as casual family dining goes.
29 August 2008
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Lynn731 (Anonymous) says…

I hate that the steakhouse closed. Thank you, Lynn
29 August 2008
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blindrabbit (Anonymous) says…

If you like Italian try Genovese at 941 Mass., home of former Mass.Street Deli. Try the 3 dish sampler; well worth the money!! Genovese is operated by owner of Zen Zero and La Parrilla! Makes me want to go tonight!!
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pahoehoeflow (Anonymous) says…

If Topeka can support both Paisano's and Olive Garden, I don't see any reason why Lawrence can't. Also, whoever made the comment about Olive Garden/Red Lobster's not being able to open too close to each other, I don't think that's the case at all. In KC at least, there is a Red Lobster in Olathe and another in Overland Park…
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oldvet (Anonymous) says…

“If Topeka can support both Paisano's and Olive Garden, I don't see any reason why Lawrence can't.”

Maybe it's because Topeka's MSA population is double that of Lawrence…
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offtotheright (Anonymous) says…

Thug club!
29 August 2008
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OldEnuf2BYurDad (Anonymous) says…

“Thug Club!”

It is on the “Topeka” side of town.

I was amazed that HH worked so hard to re-vamp that location, and then created their signature “Shu” or whatever that was. The “Shoe” was slightly doctored up cheesy fries being sold as something real. HH blew it, plain and simple. The new concept was weak in a very competitive food market. My guess is that their overhead forced them to consider cutting back on food costs to an unacceptably low level - unacceptably low for folks like us.

I really liked the original HH. We went there a lot.
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merrill (Anonymous) says…

There are not enough retail dollars in Lawrence Kansas to satisfy what is necessary to for all businesses to succeed while at the same time generate tax revenue for Lawrence,Kansas.

6th and Wakarusa is more about economic displacement than economic growth which in reality
increases taxes and/or user fees to support uncontrolled growth.

More retail dollars do not magically appear because more retail is built. There are only so many retail dollars in any community. 6th and Wakarusa will most likely draw a lot of traffic from 31st and Iowa thus decrease in sales tax revenue from that area in general. Those stores are going to experience a drop in impulse buying.

Considering the possibility that Lawrence will lose more population as people relocate closer to employment is not a matter taxpayers should take lightly.
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gccs14r (Anonymous) says…

Mad Greek is yummy! As for H&H (and HH before it), bad food and bad service for an inflated price is a recipe for failure—the absence of Wal-Mart had nothing to do with it. If I want a steak, I'll go to the Road House in Topeka or Olathe. I ate at HH three times (on someone else's dime) and thought Perkins made better food.
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

agree w/Sigmund,
we ate there once as H&H, very negative rating of food. service okay.

the building/location, just not equivalent to KC hereford house, different population here.

wonder if it had been, say, at 6th and VT, 8th and NH, maybe it could've made it.

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I heard Bambino's was under new owners, then recently closed.

how about church's chicken? der wienerschnitzel? Popeye's chicken?

or, the space where H&H was: a gun club, shooting range combo with bar, scantily clad females serving. now, there's a unique business? and, one night a week is “ladies' night, servers beefy men?
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BigPrune (Anonymous) says…

People who live in Lawrence are only willing to pay big money for food and not bitch about it when they have to travel to Kansas City to get it.
29 August 2008
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Four words:

Rent factor.

Property taxes.
29 August 2008
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angel4dennis (Anonymous) says…

Bambinos is excellent and the owners are the nicest people. My husband and I ate there on our anniversary not too long ago and they were great. I would like to see a buffet style place open up that isn't chinese and NOT a Bob Evans (gross)! Furrs was good, after they left we were only left with chinese and pizza buffet. Lawrence needs a nice place that is affordable but quality. I occasionally visit those eateries on Mass but who likes to get all involved with the traffic when you have a car full of kids? Things Lawrence doesn't need more of: Banks, Bars, Chinese joints, and car dealers. Why not put a gently used merchandise store in, a scratch and dent store, or use that building to house some homeless families?
29 August 2008
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Miss_Spent (Anonymous) says…

Zio's!! Yum!
29 August 2008
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Thats_messed_up (Anonymous) says…

Macaroni Grill and or Outback blow away most everything in Lawrence except Longhorns and would do great there. Merrill you're stupid as always.
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Keith (Anonymous) says…

Looks like a good place for a Hooters!
29 August 2008
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Sigmund (Anonymous) says…

merrill (Anonymous) says: “There are not enough retail dollars in Lawrence Kansas to satisfy what is necessary to for all businesses to succeed while at the same time generate tax revenue for Lawrence,Kansas.”

First, the businesses that can't successfully compete fail, those that are better survive. In the end consumer wins. The main purpose of businesses in Lawrence is NOT to provide the city revenues. It is to provide services that Lawrencian's want, need, and are willing to pay for. By doing that they provide wages and income for owners and employee and thrive. Fail to do that and you are forced to close your doors so something better can make better use of the space.

Thats_messed_up (Anonymous) says: “Macaroni Grill and or Outback blow away most everything in Lawrence except Longhorns and would do great there.”

Completely agreed. Most of the local eateries, with a few exceptions, are mediocre, and that is being kind.
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Defender (Anonymous) says…

Red Lobster - horrible everywhere
Olive Garden - not bad, pretty consistent
Macaroni Grill - not bad
Bambino's - You're kidding, right?
Paisanos - terrible
Furr's - wow, how can anyone eat there, the WORST food ever
Zio's - not bad, and they have some olive oil based sauces instead of just cream or tomato based
Longhorn - had their chance, blew it BAD twice, last time I was served shrimp that had gone bad, had to spit it out, paid for my drinks and left for the final time
Outback - usually pretty good
Mad Greek - decent gyros, but thier red sauce is just disgusting

Lawrence has a problem, the hired help is horrible. Funny how you can go out of town to any of the chain places we have here in town, and the food and service will be FAR better. Doesn't even matter what chain it is, just pick one.
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teacher101 (Anonymous) says…

Homeless people?? Lawrence has a transient problem. The true Lawrence homeless will never be helped due to the transients taking all of the help.
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Sigmund (Anonymous) says…

Defender (Anonymous) says:”Lawrence has a problem, the hired help is horrible. Funny how you can go out of town to any of the chain places we have here in town, and the food and service will be FAR better. Doesn't even matter what chain it is, just pick one.”

Which reminds me, seven of us ate lunch at “Planet Sub” in Overland Park last Monday (Yellow Sub here in Lawrence). Two of the orders were screwed up and one didn't arrive till after the other six were done. At least two of the guys in the kitchen and bringing out sandwiches were from Lawrence and completely spaced.
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BuffyloGal (Anonymous) says…

If you're over at 6th and Wakarusa and you're hungry, you can't beat Glory Days Pizza. Just don't go too often as I don't want my local to become too crowded! As for chains, they are the last thing anywhere in this country needs. American cities have no personality anymore because of them.
30 August 2008
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mysixthsense (Anonymous) says…

How about something different like a place with a Jamaican or cajun flavor with the ambience of the sounds to go along with it…
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rdave13 (Anonymous) says…

How about a Pappasito's from Houston?
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skinny (Anonymous) says…

Lawrence does need more restaurants. We are tired of waiting forever to get in most of the time so now we either drive to Kansas City of Topeka to eat. Gives a chance to get out of town for awhile too.
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

Furr's - wow, how can anyone eat there, the WORST food ever
–deadender.
when was the last time you drove through 23rd and iowa, with your eyes open Deadender? been to that cafeteria lately? how was that food when you went in a few months ago? I hear its really improved, you should go back and try it!

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Merrill posts his usual blather.

Lawnmowerman thinks he knows all about local economy?

yeah, riiiiiight.

we have a huge percentage of broken streets and he's still running around promoting “traffic speed cushions” and roundabouts! money spent on them *doesn't fix our streets!

he wants us to have rolling power outages to promote energy conservation…now there's something that'll help local economies and promote jobs/incomes!
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

lawnmowerman:
Tagline:
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Plot:
A simple man is turned into a genius through the application of computer science.
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Larry_The_Moocher (Anonymous) says…

H & H was put in as the owners of Herford House were under lease. It was either pay the rent and get nothing or try to hedge some of that negative cash flow with another business.

Rents (Due to taxes (City), landlord greed, and this city's infatuation with indigents) are driving many out of business. Seems we cater to bums downtown, mentals at Burt Nash, and all the other people who cant pay their bills (LMH and the rest). Folks the reality is someone has to pay those bills. Frankly, I, as many others in this forum, are getting very tired of entitlements.

Example, it you are pushing 400 lbs and claim to be disabled, and all you can do is sit in a chair. Seems to me that you should seek a position at a telemarketing company as you can sit in that chair and blossom!

As you live your life, try to put more into the system than you take out.

All these things remind us why we should not vote for income redistribution in November, rather we should demand that everyone pay their own way. Be part of the solution… not part of the problem.
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Defender (Anonymous) says…

“when was the last time you drove through 23rd and iowa, with your eyes open Deadender?”

I only mentioned Furr's because someone else did. Quit smoking that dope, bearded_gnome, it makes you an idiot.
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bmaestas (Anonymous) says…

Olive Garden? Red Lobster? Give me a break. That's not food. That's food “product.” Let's let every corporation and franchise just roll on through! How about something even slightly original and new, preferably home-grown and locally-owned and operated.
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Sigmund (Anonymous) says…

bmaestas (Anonymous) says: “How about something even slightly original and new, preferably home-grown and locally-owned and operated.”

As if home-grown and locally-owned and operated equals “good food.” Try eating at the Cajun place on Mass. St. and say that with straight face. Regardless, pony up your own money, try and make a profit, and let us all know how it works out for you.

BuffyloGal (Anonymous) says: “As for chains, they are the last thing anywhere in this country needs. American cities have no personality anymore because of them.”

If you are looking for great “family” Italian food, can't beat Johnny Cascone's, off of Metcalf, in Overland Park. Johnson County probably have more great family owned restaurants than Lawrence has bars. If that is what you are looking for head that “American City.”
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

deadender,
you're hallucinating again.

what gives you any whif of an inkling that I smoke pot?

I'd say that looks rather like projection, Deadender, so put down the bong.

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hey, how 'bout putting in a second Papa Keno's. had their pizza tonight! man that was really good. the Papa is back! definite 10 on the pizza.
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more_cowbell (Anonymous) says…

There are nothing *but* chains at 6th & Wak, and I think there are tons of food places already… so, if enough space opens up with Googols and H&H gone…

How about a 2nd Target?

X-D
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clc1298 (Anonymous) says…

I vote for “JAZZ a Louisiana Kitchen”!!
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staff04 (Anonymous) says…

I'm actually kind of surprised that Lawrence doesn't have a greater interest in good restaurants. I would think that, given the relative level of sophistication Lawrence has, there would be a greater interest in gastronomy. Why a place that deals in truly unique and completely unhealthy fare can't survive, I don't understand. What do you think would happen if a restaurant that served these: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/107/27… came into town…
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justme (Anonymous) says…

Sorry to hear about the closing. I thought they did GREAT!

I have a big family, I think that we need a Buffet as well. I always have to take my family to Topeka to Golden Corral or Coyote Canyon ( love both of them by the way ) or go the other way towards KC to a Buttet called Ryans ( our favorite ) when you have a big family no one ever wants the same thing so this helps! We have also been wondering why we have to go out of town for Churchs Chicken #1, Olive Garden and Red Lobster. I would put money on it that any of the Restaurants I mentioned would do Outstanding in Lawrence! If I could I would open any of them my self, but dont got that option. If any one opens one, I need a second job you owe me :) JK
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imnotyoo (Molly Lang) says…

I won't miss HH. Overpriced food that's not as good as what we make at home. I went there once and I never planned to return. If they wanted to stay open, they should have either had quality food, or cheap prices.
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Defender (Anonymous) says…

“what gives you any whif of an inkling that I smoke pot?”

Because you can't spell, moron. Plus the fact that your little 'nickname' you have given me is just as stupid as everything you post on here. Only little sissy, pot smoking, crackheads such as yourself are capable of such stupidity.

Once again, quit smoking dope, dope fiend.
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coltrane (Anonymous) says…

maybe it needs a TIF district to help fund it like the Oread Inn ?
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not_dolph (Anonymous) says…

Well, well, well:welcome back Sven ol' buddy. Nice to see you as coltrane. And I was just beginning to enjoy my retirement. Oh well, a second career is always a nice comeback. It's getting hard for me to remember all of your online monikers - cool, jaguar, metta, spiderman, stillcoolandhere, and the list goes on. I think it's going to be a fun week.
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merrill (Anonymous) says…

There are not enough retail dollars in Lawrence Kansas.

When retail does not generate projected sales taxes our taxes and user fees rise

6th and Wakarusa will shift dollars from 31st and Iowa = economic displacement

Economic pollution increases taxes and/or user fees to support uncontrolled growth.

More retail dollars do not magically appear because more retail is built.

There are only so many retail dollars in any community.

31st and Iowa stores will experience a drop in impulse buying = less tax revenue

Will high gasoline prices spur commuters relocation thus fewer shoppers?

Bauer Farms is back on the City Commission Agenda this month = more economic displacement

Baur Farms = more new infrastructure for taxpayers to maintain
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snap_pop_no_crackle (Anonymous) says…

Relax, coltrane. Have a popsicle. It's a cool and fruity treat on a hot day.

don't you think ?
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

merrill/lawnmowerman is back with his incredible economic insight! we must listen carefully to each word proceeding from his mouth, these golden apples of wisdom will certainly lead us to prosperity!

no, actually, merrill wants us to have rolling power outages to force energy conservation. now, there's a real help to profit-based businesses!

“economic pollution” LOL!

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sissy, pot smoking, crackheads such as yourself are capable of such stupidity.
–why thanks deadender,

no, the change i have made in your screen name is meant to be quite descriptive. the above quote from you, now you're up to three names. and, I wouldn't spend too much time referring to my spelling differences, sometimes they're intended (demorats). and, as I recall, your spelling has not been a model for others to follow. Finally, your posts are usually vapid (you'll need to look that one up), devoid of any political argumentation.