That was Wawa.
Wawa without a doubt. Sometimes they did three dogs for a dollar. As bad as they were I had them about 30 times my freshman year (1988).
That was Wawa.
Wawa without a doubt. Sometimes they did three dogs for a dollar. As bad as they were I had them about 30 times my freshman year (1988).
To be clear, we're talking about the strip mall on route 9...across from the drama building and sort of kitty corner from EO Smith. Right?I think it was a Big Y.
That's was Paul's. And the business was mostly due to the lack of a weekend meal plan on-campus.Did Paul’s do breakfast too or was that another place in that plaza? Whatever the breakfast place was, it was there a long time and was busy.
To be clear, we're talking about the strip mall on route 9...across from the drama building and sort of kitty corner from EO Smith. Right?
Facing it, all the way to the left was a Big Y. 75% sure about that.
I remember it being an “Edwards Universal” in 1986, across Dog Lane from the “Scissor Wizards”. Much like an IGA.There was a small grocery store tucked away down what I think is Dog lane before you got to that plaza. Was it a Big Y? I really don't remember. I wish somebody had an old map.
To be clear, we're talking about the strip mall on route 9...across from the drama building and sort of kitty corner from EO Smith. Right?
Facing it, all the way to the left was a Big Y. 75% sure about that.
Oh yeah! Store 24...Thanks for posting that link. A few things about that issue of the Daily Campus:
- I probably had the same reaction when I read it back then, but I can't believe I knew one of the guys in the Husky Talk section.
- Nice to see the Far Side. "Deadly couch cobra"
- Also good to see one of those needle in a haystack personal ads. At least "long brown hair and off white t-shirt" was a little more specific than the usual "Looking for the girl with brown hair wearing jeans and carrying a UConn backpack walking by the library yesterday. I was the guy wearing a baseball cap and a Huskies sweatshirt."
- At least 5 different ads from the Campus Florist. Interesting advertising approach.
Anyway, I took this picture back in 2012, shortly before they demolished the plaza. This was from across the street, on the corner by EO Smith:
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Store 24 was in the left corner of the building. If you were driving to the right, Wawa would have been a little further down the road.
I definitely remember it...Sounds like no one here is old enough to remember the Campus Restaurant. In the plaza that was demolished. It was all we had way back in time on that side of campus. No Geno's or any other nice restaurants. Not even Friendly's.
That was Edward's Supermarket. It definitely wasn't a supermarket in terms of size. Across the street on Dog Lane was Phil's Gift StoreThere was a small grocery store tucked away down what I think is Dog lane before you got to that plaza. Was it a Big Y? I really don't remember. I wish somebody had an old map.
It was Universal before that. It's only saving grace was that it sold 6-packs. Once I walked past the meat counter without averting my gaze. I never made that mistake again.That was Edward's Supermarket. It definitely wasn't a supermarket in terms of size. Across the street on Dog Lane was Phil's Gift Store
It was Universal before that. It's only saving grace was that it sold 6-packs. Once I walked past the meat counter without averting my gaze. I never made that mistake again.
Yup I remember all that. There was Store 24, the record/CD store, a grinder/pizza place all in that same plaza. Behind it was scissor wizards haircut place, a comic book store, and a car place. Down the street was Wawas and then Friendly's was on the second level of another plaza. Ahhhhhh the mems. And if you lived in South Campus there was the "Subway Truck" for a late night sub just outside of S Lot.There was a Store 24 near Buckley's, and then around 1990 or 1991 a Wawa's opened. There was a Chinese restaurant in there somewhere, and a record/CD store on the other side of Wawas.