If 1984 had an option to not pay the door fee and instead just feed the pinball machines, they'd have Meta beat. But if all you're after is pinball, I'd have to agree.

Fun Acre>>>>>>Getaway Golf

Edit: Booo Black Sheep. Go to Alamo Drafthouse for alcoholic milkshakes.

And not a single mention of the live music scene. We had 48 live music events just this weekend in the area.

Yea don't do that. DMs exist for a reason.

Patriot Disposal simultaneously has the absolute dumbest name, as well as the cheapest prices around.

Bazinga.

Exactly. Nobody cares unless you have enough money to buy somebody. So fuck it, good for the goose, good for the gander and all that.

Same. I was on the fence about it mostly until then, but the fucking audacity and arrogance put on display cemented my choice.

They won't, I was told on this sub by the loudest voices against this proposal that if low income neighborhoods wanted to stop development they should pony up the resources to do it, otherwise tough shit.

If you catch it after the rush or get a patio table it's pretty quiet. Also agree, best breakfast in town, and I usually get the Benedict.

Yep, Rountree was packed. We went there too.

Maybe true, but that happened after they were caught using another business' license illegally.

I really enjoy them. I hear Queen City Soul Kitchen is really good too, but I forget about them when deciding where to go.

I will do so. Forgot about them when I went out to Mimi's yesterday.

Really sucks the owner turned out to be nothing more than a fraudster. They were delicious.

Oh well, at least Mimi's Soulfood is holding down the fried chicken game.

That's fucking lame.

That's all of the food and beer festivals we have in this town. Pay too much to get in, pay too much for tickets to get food and beer, and spend the whole day standing in lines.

Go ahead and get registered anyway, that way it's done for the next thing. Also there are local and state elections that pop up every now and then, plus primaries. Like the other commenter said, you can register online.

I'm glad it's happening on C Street. That wasn't really affordable housing up there anyway, unless you're talking about them ripping into the neighborhoods around C Street.

This town is so weird. "There's nothing to do/that part is run down, but God forbid anybody put money into developing the town."

All of those issues stem from people who live on the south side going "just ignore the north side."

Are there problems up here? Yes. Are they nearly as bad as what the south siders make it out? Not even close. Will they get any better as long as yall have the "just ignore it" attitude? Fuck no.

Well there you go. This is what the "vote no" crowd should be pushing.

I've been here since 2007. It's largely pearl clutching. Creepy dudes being creeps exist all over town.

Yea, the subdivision thing was more about continuing to push single family developments towards Rogersville, Ozark, and Nixa because people constantly make interior development such a headache. Even the Grant Avenue parkway caused a ruckus, so I'm not singling out Galloway on that particular issue.

Your second sentence is why something like this, with a developer that is adding back green space into their plan and making it mixed use, feels like something to encourage.

Tight, compact development is actually better in the long run for the environment than infinite subdivisions.

The city has already sprawled around it. It's not near the core, but it also isn't out on the edge either.

No, it sounds like the "no more corporate housing" is a convienent excuse for you to hide behind.

Who is going to develop affordable housing complexes? Continue dodging the question if you want.

Edit: blocked? Lol.