Hold on. What is this?

I went to Umi japenese restaurant recently, that was pretty good

I'm a big fan of tacos 🌮 but I thought I was eating dog ass when I went once.

Cool building, bland food though. Tacos el gordo for life

Hopefully they're allowed to sell that one to somebody who actually cares. Take the proceeds to pay for part of his fraud, but let it be sold. The Table Rock Red must flow!

Can confirm. Greek Belly is fantastic.

i reside at a Wooten owned apartment and they definitely have rejected potential roomates for me due to their lower credit scores

Jamaican Patty Co on S Campbell

People down-voting this would be saying the same thing if it was their property being seized.

🏵️💖🐲

Garbage is kind of harsh. Scumbag owner for sure, but the food was at least below average. The Diablo Taco was ok.

Damn, that one probably has a good shot of being sold though. I know they sold once after the original owner passed, so hopefully there's still interest. I feel like the quality isn't as good as it used to be but their Table Rock Red and IPA are pretty good.

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All of those c-street places are really good. Cafe Cusco is the only place in town that will make you a pisco sour (that I know of). Which is one of my favorite drinks.

Greek belly sound intriguing.

I wonder what the fate of White River will be?

Pho Kim (Vietnamese) is great! Definitely worth a try

I spend most of my time right by that cooler. 😂 odds are we’ve interacted. Small world!

Sounds pretty dramatic.

Then you’ve seen me 1,000 times haha I’m always going in there to buy the Focus and energy juice shots during the week

Best fried chicken I’ve ever had!

This is a classic case of a public infrastructure improvement that can't be done otherwise.

Now, if the city acquired a bunch of land by ED then leased it to someone else to build a casino, THAT would be trashy. But we'd never do that in MO. <coughcoughboonvillecough>

no he does "stand up" now.

Exactly. Paying someone out for a home on an acre of land as if it were an acre of empty fields, rather than what a realtor could get for the property, is a scam I've seen several times. That "neutral" third party is often anything but.

The bridge needs to be longer to make the creek channel wider for flood control, and wider as well (if I understand the plans correctly). The HoT is right up to the sidewalk and any widening would necessarily run into it. Not only that, but the wider channel would also go...right through the building. Flooding has been a problem down there for decades and this is the way to alleviate it. There are other properties that can't be used/redeveloped because of flooding.