If you're looking for a good place to watch games, Louisville is getting it's first one on 4/28. It's going to be on Bardstown Road by the Snyder. If you've never been to the one in Clarksville, it's Texas Roadhouse version of BW3. They have 80 TVs per store and a very varied menu. Steak, pizza, wings and a bunch of other stuff.
Bubba's 33 in Louisville
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Not at the actual store I don't. I work at the support center.
I worked there for a few years.
Back in 2012, and supply a bunch of the contractors materials to build your stores including that Bubbas I supplied the siding to Buffalo.
Glenn a corporate schill, say it ain't so, say it ain't so....hey, guess we all gotta eat. Plus when you're a real life murderer you have to have a job to seem normal. OK, checks out. Carry on Bubba's
30% off is 30% off. Roadhouse is a publicly held company but they don't act very corporaty.
Watching for a rise in missing persons and/or murders in this area Glenn(n)
The added noise from those extra 50 TV’s help to drown out the screams. If Bubba had less TV’s then Glen(N) would have become a roadie or a ground crew worker at the airport.
April 28th there will not be a lot of games to watch Glen(n). Not many people are dying to get out and spend serious coin on below par food to watch the NBA playoffs. Also, don't shit on the competition just to get your little overpriced bar food restaurant some rub. Bad sign when you have to talk shit about the competition.
I just said it was Roadhouse version of BW3, I didn't say they were bad. Blame the grocery store going in for the timing. The store was supposed to open in 2023.
You should have more respect for the Louisville Zodiac.
We live in a subdivision just south of this new Bubba's 33. This is part of a new shopping area called Southpointe Commons. It's going to make what's already terrible traffic in that area even worse.
www.wdrb.com
Fern Creek sees rapid growth as restaurants, retail move into SouthPointe Commons
With the influx of businesses has come increased traffic, creating mixed feelings among residents and workers.
Southpointe Commons was originally approved by Jefferson P&Z way back in 2010. Then residents in that adjacent neighborhood filed a law suit that held it up for 6+ years. Then it was held up again for a year or so because of problems with the name of one of the roads. Then Covid hit. Then some more legal stuff held it up I think because of Bates Elementary School which is right next door.
Been a long journey for that developer to get his original $80 million project going. No telling how much it will actually wind up costing.
Been a long journey for that developer to get his original $80 million project going. No telling how much it will actually wind up costing.
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