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Posted 13 October 2009 - 07:38 AM
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| A fresh Subway in Lancaster city By TIM MEKEEL 2009-10-13 07:38:00 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era |
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 11:42 AM
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A subway. Wow! In the immortal words of George Jefferson...."we're movin' on up"! What's next for downtown Lancaster, a new downtown Burger King? Dare to dream.
At least a subway wouldn't block traffic like a streetcar.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 11:44 AM
He will surely be included in the next convention center booklet? 
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 04:48 PM
There is no chance that in three months they will be ready to open.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 04:56 PM
I feel obligated to add a positive note to this thread.
Can't wait for this to open. This is gonna be awesome to have it this close and looks like the building is going to keep with the character of downtown.
Best of luck to the developers in getting this open.
For me at least, downtown just keeps getting better and better.
and....just so ya know....Don't rain on my parade!
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 05:27 PM
I agree. I think this is great news! I hear from a lot of people who miss the old subway as much as I do! I think this shows great signs of hope for this city. I mean hey, if Subway thinks this city can benefit them so will other stores and investors. Soon this place will be filled with common shops and unique boutiques cluttered with people and life. 
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 05:51 PM
Good news for the city, indeed. That said, Green Man, located at the old Subway spot is also awesome!
The city is becoming a mecca for good restaurants. I eat at many of the upscale spots fpr special occassions - Belvedere, Rosa Rosa, Fenz, CV Center, Pressroom, etc. - but the casual places are also great. Green Man, Fractured Prune, Rachel's, Chestnut Hill to name a very, very select few... all great.
The city is becoming a mecca for good restaurants. I eat at many of the upscale spots fpr special occassions - Belvedere, Rosa Rosa, Fenz, CV Center, Pressroom, etc. - but the casual places are also great. Green Man, Fractured Prune, Rachel's, Chestnut Hill to name a very, very select few... all great.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 05:58 PM
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Good news for the city, indeed. That said, Green Man, located at the old Subway spot is also awesome!
The city is becoming a mecca for good restaurants. I eat at many of the upscale spots fpr special occassions - Belvedere, Rosa Rosa, Fenz, CV Center, Pressroom, etc. - but the casual places are also great. Green Man, Fractured Prune, Rachel's, Chestnut Hill to name a very, very select few... all great.
The city is becoming a mecca for good restaurants. I eat at many of the upscale spots fpr special occassions - Belvedere, Rosa Rosa, Fenz, CV Center, Pressroom, etc. - but the casual places are also great. Green Man, Fractured Prune, Rachel's, Chestnut Hill to name a very, very select few... all great.
Fractured Prune donuts ROCK!!!!!!
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 06:02 PM
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You would have thought Prince and Orange was a GREAT location too!! But...don't know what happened there??
Service and cleanliness, imo.
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Soon this place will be filled with common shops and unique boutiques cluttered with people and life.
Having lived, worked and traveled all over this country, I could not agree more. We are a lot closer to that than many may think or believe.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 06:07 PM
I would rather see a 'mom and pop' deli/sandwich shop than a corporate franchise like this.
I thinkthat's what makes Lancaster city great is because of the lack of starbucks' and the like. The McDonalds is currently the one mega-corp that we have (as far as I know).
I don't know that Subway clientele is the necessarily the same as special boutique and antique store clientele?
Oh, and by the way, Green Man, is not very green... they have recyclable containers and that's about it. I've heard overwhelming negative comments about the place - from folks who are very concerned with having local/organic/healthy/green food and other products. Not getting any of my money!
I thinkthat's what makes Lancaster city great is because of the lack of starbucks' and the like. The McDonalds is currently the one mega-corp that we have (as far as I know).
I don't know that Subway clientele is the necessarily the same as special boutique and antique store clientele?
Oh, and by the way, Green Man, is not very green... they have recyclable containers and that's about it. I've heard overwhelming negative comments about the place - from folks who are very concerned with having local/organic/healthy/green food and other products. Not getting any of my money!
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