I know there are trailers in Seagrove - I live in one!
Subway relocating to Seagrove Plaza
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anyway, i don't live in a trailer, i don't do meth but i like subway if i'm in a hurry and it's much better than mcd's. what a convenience if you're staying on 30a (seacrest or seagrove, which is usually where we stay)
now back to stereotyping who eats subway.:roll: how'd i know it would get to this.
now back to stereotyping who eats subway.:roll: how'd i know it would get to this.
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Douglas the Intrepid
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So....by utilizing the law of syllogism, your original post stated "do we really want cabythesea coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?"
I am not sure of the answer for this.... ;-)
It was always technically 'no drive-throughs', save for the one grandfathered in at Blue Orleans/Ken's Bistrot.
After we have lunch in Seagrove, We'll come get your old furniture too if you put it out by the curb. :roll:
With so many local restaurants and other businesses struggling to keep there doors open these days, I don't think we can sit at the side streets and say you may come in because you live in a nice home, and you may not come in because you live in a trailer, who are we to say that????
The bubble that some people of 30-A thinks protects them isnt there anymore.
That bubble burst when some people of 30-A allowed cheap labor to come onto 30-A and build there homes, and do there cleaning.
Subway has quietly been on 30-A (and being a good neighbor) for years - so a change of location (into an existing building) isn't a big deal.
I never ate there (I will eat at a Subway if fast food is necessary on a road trip or in an airport), but I don't have a problem with how they do business or them being on 30-A.
It's also one of the few "fast food" restaurants where former employees and people in the know from the food production industry will eat - the acid test IMO.
I never ate there (I will eat at a Subway if fast food is necessary on a road trip or in an airport), but I don't have a problem with how they do business or them being on 30-A.
It's also one of the few "fast food" restaurants where former employees and people in the know from the food production industry will eat - the acid test IMO.
I will miss them. I can't blame them for moving, the location they currently occupy just does not have enough warm bodies milling around to make a fat profit. They will do a brisk business in Seagrove. By the way, the store and environs were always meticulously clean, cleaner than some of our beloved 'slow food' outlets!
Subway in BMB/Grayton has always been a favorite of the high school crowd. It was somewhere they could afford to get a halfway decent meal quickly and in a clean environment. Those $5 foot longs are a great deal and if you split one with your friend, wow! It was closer to the high school in BMB/Grayton and on the way home from work for my daughter. She will definitely miss it being in the old location. The new location should get them a bit more traffic.