It had been a bowling alley and the lane remnants adorned the walls. Olivers, my favorite place to meet friends for cheap beer and conversation whose topics could run from Paradise Lost to Meet the Ramones was long gone, but Ruloffs, the Palms, the Nines, and the Chapter House were still around, and Stellas, though too recent to be a memory of my student years, became my new favorite place to kill an hour or so with a coffee or coffee-like beverage. Nothing beat sharing a literal fishbowl (always blue red was gross) with at least a pint of vodka and a signature plastic animal with 5-10 friends. Shortly before graduation I convinced the owner that I was leaving town and wouldnt go into competition with him, so he gave me the recipe. Love Sas. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. Outside of Collegetown, in the 70s the was The Box Car, the North 40, The Haunt, and The Salty Dog. I went there the day it opened, before they had their liquor license. Front and center is a case displaying the pastries made on premises by baker Mary Kay Lansing. Seems kinda sad that Collegetown looks so fancy now. In February, Ithaca Beer Company opened its new brewpub on College Avenuefeaturing modern dcor, a patio for outdoor dining, and a menu that showcases its libations and locally sourced ingredients. RBC mush garden no grease from the Hot Truck Real Decadence Molly and David Basak-Smith (left) describe their style as "elegant, but not pretentious." Sas place was a great place. In February, Ithaca Beer Company opened its new brewpub on College Avenuefeaturing modern dcor, a patio for outdoor dining, and a menu that showcases its libations and locally sourced ingredients. That was my senior year, and I was living with three guys in an apartment above Kinkos Copy, next door to Dunbars. The more she falls in love with her friends in Ithaca, the more she . I remember getting pitchers of green beer for $2 at Duffys- the day after St Patricks Day! King Sub! Yes, my dear friend, Charlie Mayer, worked there for years and loved doing it, making sandwiches for people who loved the whole thing, including Charlie. Pops place a favorite during my graduate school years 1971-1975, also ate at Joes every night while completing the writing of my dissertation in summer of 1975. Oops! The closing of Olivers robbed the world of some of the best NE clam chowder ever made! Hanging at Fufus (Ruloffs). She also had a stash of Coke behind the counter and remembered that I preferred that over Pepsi . Besides the coffees served in the shop, customers can buy beans, too. Hello, everyone. Failing out of school, picking up shifts at Margo's diner, she's left fending for herself in a town where she's never quite felt at home. A somewhat more upscale establishment amid more casual options, Stellas opened in the early 90samid a resurgence of cocktail cultureand offered a menu with local and organic options and a diverse list of libations. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. I think eventually the floor gave way to the basement. Eating there was a real treat and the Cornell Daily Sun held its annual black-tie banquet there. I loved the pizza at Sindbads on Eddy Street. My favorites: (1) The Chariot (great pizza and beer, jukebox, mismatched plates), where my friends in the band Your Mother serenaded me on my birthday one year. And thats not really an acceptable thing to say anymore.. Helen Rubinstein 04 was particularly fond of the restaurants popular fruit salad. Great cast of characters on both sides of the bar. I remember having boburgers and those tasty apple turnovers after hockey games! You can find a fun segment of To Tell the Truth featuring Garry Morfit Jr. and the Boxcar by Googling it. Dunbars used to run a 25 cent shot special anytime Jackson struck out on television. 198 reviews #9 of 139 Restaurants in Ithaca $$$$ French European Vegetarian Friendly. Status: Inactive Registration: Jun 13, 1983 State ID: 73429822 Reg. As a Chi Psi member, I was able to hire a few of our brothers over those couple of years. Pile pastrami high I arrived 30 minutes early and scoped out a seat at the bar with a view to the door. Yes my personal haunt was The Haunt, as well as The Fall Creek House. We were five Swedes that studied at the same time in the mid-80s. The following is a not-at-all-comprehensive (and in no particular order) smorgasbord of establishments that offered nourishment, libations, and entertainment to alums from the mid-20th century onward. I would fast all day and enjoy three large red sauce covered steaming hot bowls. . Alternatively, you may use, So many choices you have to visit more, Homey cafe with a good variety of basics, Good place to take a break and sit with, I could definitely spend some time here, Neighborhood Cafe with the Best Fish Fry, Well executed European Bistro in Ithaca, Best Breakfast Sandwich Ive Ever Had!! Larkin explained to me that it took 12 years to form and polish The People We Keep from start to finish. It was very affordable. Lastly, Id be remiss not to mention that I met my spouse pouring over the Karaoke song book on a Monday night in March 2008 at Ruloffs. Im very excited about Ithaca Beer Companys new spot on the most coveted corner in Collegetown. (You can easily tell a Swede) Olivers, Rulloffs, and Connection (free popcorn)were our most visited places. The short-lived, but legendary eateryas described by Tengwas located in a large space on the southwest corner of Dryden Road and College Avenue that remains vacant today. ), Rulloffs was my date restaurant, notes Matt Van Ryn 82. To use our mobile site, please enable JavaScript. Her only plan is to survive, but as she looks for work, she finds a kindred sense of belonging at Cafe Decadence, the local coffee shop. I worked at the original Collegetown Bagels, and at Rulloffs when it first opened. The opening of the brewpub (owned by Ithaca Beer founders Dan Mitchell 00 and Mari Rutz Mitchell 98, MS 03) is just the latest major change to the neighborhood where so many Cornellians live, eat, drink, and socialize. Didnt do well on my prelim later that morning. The more she falls in love with her friends in Ithaca, the more she . How different my life would be without Olivers. Great article Joe. Loved the place, a real dive. tjm rami . Dunbars was the place I my first ever beer, and the ABC, a collective that started as the Apple Blossom Cafe, just past the Chapter House from my college house, was the place for Sunday breakfast. My son, class of 2016, was surprised that the corner location was not its first. Allison Larkins upcoming novel, The People We Keep, follows its protagonist on a similar coming-of-age journey amongst Ithacas gorges, hills and waterfalls. I was at Cornell in the late 1980s, and other than Collegetown Bagels and Louis Lunch Truck, my favorite restaurant was Sas Place, where I usually got a delicious calzone. There was also a hot truck over near Risley and Alpha Phi. Have some news for this column? I believe the Boxcar was started by Garry Morfit, Garry Moores son (of TV fame, e.g. Too good a deal to pass up. Boy does that B&W picture of collegetown in the 80s make me feel old! Among these are smoked turkey, pesto and fresh moz-zarella; avocado, brie, lettuce and tomato; turkey, mushrooms and parsley-garlic dressing with melted Muenster, and others, all available on French rolls, wheat rolls, sourdough rolls, bagels or croissants. Fond memories of my calculus professor taking the whole lecture class to the 9s for green beer on St. Patricks day in the early am. Forgot about The Connection. Things felt more final and permanent when you said goodbye to somebody, Larkin said. I met my husband at Rulloffs and well be married for 10 years in June and expecting our second (older brother Ezra <3) in October what a different route my life would have taken without that place! Oh, and dont forget the short lived Shadows and then Billy Bob Jacks BBQ shack on Dryden Road. The most coveted seat in Collegetown as soon as the temperatures rose in the spring was on the CTB patio.. I cant seem to find anything on the web confirming they had a little dance floor. Its owner, Mark Kielman, was something of a mentor to many of us. They had great ice cream, often new flavors that were being tested. The more she falls in love with her friends in Ithaca, the more she . My junior year I lived on Highland Place, around the corner from Elba. Went there the day it opened, pre-liquor license. This listing of light fare will be served in addition to the regular dinner menu, available from 5 to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Still, somehow, it doesn't make sense to her that life could be this easy. So, whenever Jackson struck out, we would run downstairs, quarters in hand, slam them on the bar and down shots. I noticed in the article that someone said they named their dog after the bar. He became distracted by the people lined up to buy cappuccino. I worked there, mostly at the Chariot, in the early 1980s, and spent many nights with friends at the Chariot. A bunch of us mostly engineers who lived up the hill on Dryden Ave used to meet at The Connection on Thursday nights for fluids lab, putting many pitchers of beer to the test. I havent thought of the Exxer for decades! Sunny days at Olivers. Ithaca is the backdrop for some of our most important developments: it is where we set the academic and professional foundations for the rest of our careers, and where we form some of the longest lasting and most impactful relationships and friendships of our lives. Used to catch salmon and trout in Lake Cayuga and trade the owner for sandwiches. It think it was the special drink on Friday nights at The Haunt! I lived right around the corner on Dryden Rd., so I could drop in several nights a week. This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of English in the United States. In business from 191981, the Dryden Road stalwart long left its mark on Collegetown: its iconic sign stayed up for nearly 30 years after the restaurant closed, finally being taken down in 2009 for safety reasons. This is bugging me! Wrote Party at Dunbars on my mortar board at graduation. We had it good in the 80s and early 90s! . In recent decades, Cornellians started hanging out in apartments before heading out for a short stretch right before last call, which became known as Palms oclock., For Lucrezia Herman 76, one of its salient features was the stickiness of its tables: I once made the mistake of putting a paperback on a table there, leaning my elbow on it for an hour or so and then tearing part of the back cover off when I tried to pick it up!. Roger Smith BA 70, MS 73. Still, somehow, it doesn't make sense to her that life could be this easy. As a freshman engineer in the early 60s, Pops Place was a great place to procrastinate and grab a sandwich. Much of what she finds in her foray outside her old world stays with her long after she's moved on. Sandwiches are $3.50 to $5.95. Still hang with those friends. Miss it all! As a result you the place was was Mobbed from nine in the morning till late at night. This book needed caretakers that could see the soul of it. Larkin eventually found a home with an editor and a publisher that understood Aprils journey and wanted to help tell that story. Best juke box, pizza, turkey soup and bartenders, including my friend Tom Darling. Also liked King Sub and Johnnys Carryout for subs, and The Connection for just hanging out with friends. I would give a lot for one of those subs today. Had many a pitcher of sangria at Chef Italia freshmen yearwed trek up from UHalls. Customers 7 WEEKEND, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1994 7 FOOD & DRINK order and pay at the counter and seat themselves, and the food is delivered to the tables. But the new shop is a transformation. Before Collegetown Bagels took the iconic corner spot at College and Oak avenues, Olivers deli resided there from 198094. Later on, I bartended for a couple of years at Rulloffs. And Dont forget the Pine Tavern. The Connection was a favorite happy hour hangout. It was a barbershop where I often had my haircut as a student. Still, somehow, it doesn't make sense to her that life could be this easy. In business for 36 years until its closure in 2015, Dunbarswith its accumulated graffiti, framed jerseys, and the famous Lynah Rink cowbellwas a formative and memorable spot for many. Great experience. Collegetown Bagels was my first introduction to bagels with cream cheese (I often grabbed a hazelnut coffee and a cinnamon-raisin bagel toasted with cinnamon-raisin cream cheese on the way to class in the morning). I remember dancing on the bar at The Nines the night they closed in winter of 78-79. We would wait in line to get in on a Saturday night, literally wall to wall people. Many a night spent there. The best hot subs ever. var corner_video = 'left'; Great memory! obbees diner out of town greasy hamburger apple turnover with butter at 2 am cornell 62-66. Le Cafe Cent-Dix. I learned what Texas Toast was there. I remember starting my weekend pub crawl on Thursday nights. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. My favorite memory is going to Olivers and hanging out in the patio senior year right after our wines class ended. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. When she "borrows" her neighbor's car to perform at an open . Great memories.. Still do. . I was floored! Petite changes In response to the demand for catering, La Petite Maison, 54 Park Ave., has stopped its a la carte lunch service. Dunbars was also a favorite for Michelle Giuffrida Cannon 90, who reminisces that Wednesday night was Group Therapy$6 for a pitcher of beer and some kamikaze shots. And as Meg Feury Ragland 94 recalls, Back in our undergrad days, Pete Shephard 94 and I used to meet for beers at Dunbars on St. Patricks Day, along with probably a few hundred of you.. It was dark in there. NOT SOUV!!!!! What other place had so many amazing places to eat and drink in just 2 small blocks. Are they the ones who had The Steakburger? Drivers on Eddy Street, listening to the game on their radios, would throw their cars into park, jump out, run into Dunbars with a quarter, and down a quick shot before getting back in the car and driving away. She never confused orders, just amazing! Reading The People We Keep and hearing Larkins story leaves me hoping that one day I will do the same. Combine with recent large construction projects, it will be very interesting to see how a somewhat new collegetowns identity grows and shifts over the coming years. As I recall it, a decent dinner for $1.99. Little River, New York, 1994: April Sawicki is living in a motorless motorhome that her father won in a poker game. Am I crossing wires in my head? It had the reputation and insistence of being rundown, gritty and funky, with echoes of 60s counterculture, which gave it an instant attraction for us in 1972. Also unusual in that you ordered at the counter (or not, if the proprietress knew your usual order already), then ate, then went up to pay. I liked the gritty, funky, and run-down. Christen Aragoni 02 has fond memories of her favorite Stellas beverage, an alcoholic concoction of hot coffee, chocolate, and mint called a Troop Leaderperfect after freezing at the hockey game.. When the check would come, it was quite amusing to witness a dozen freshmen try to divvy it up. Ive Got a Secret). I think the city is missing out on keeping an environment that will make it more valuable, emotionally and economically, over time. Every time I hear Bobby Darins Mack the Knife or Robert Palmers Sneakin Sally Through the Alley, Im immediately transported back to the Chapter House, says Sharon Palatnik Simoncini 78. 1984. and you could do your laundry in the attached laundromat when I was at Cornell. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. (I worked lunch and dinner shifts and with little time between them would head to the Memorial Room at the Straight, where every dog in the building would sit looking at me expectantly as I smelled strongly of steak!) An excellent addition. It made me see Ithaca in a different light, one unaffected by preconceptions or by other peoples Instagram accounts. I graduated in 1964. OBriens (Obies?) Sinbads was my first experience with getting a late night slice after going out! The roast beef coming through the rye. Much of the interview between Allison and I was spent comparing notes on our differing experiences of attending college in Ithaca. Luckily my first class on Thursdays was photography at 2:00 pm. Destroyed in a 2015 fireafter which, memorably, a crop of corn sprouted up in the vacant lot, seeded by the cache of popcorn kernelsthe building was rebuilt a few years later in a style similar to the original. As a class member of 58 BS and 61 DVM, I have a fond memory of a white structured hotel downtown Ithaca, Cayuga St.?? LOL. A monster sandwich which was very filling and delicious. My boyfriend then (and now husband) would pick up an order whenever I was sick.. Oh yes, burgers and fries in a basket lined with a red-and-white checked napkin. Ron Bulmer 67, who worked as a bouncer when the establishment was briefly known as Jims Chapter House, sums up his takeaway: I learned to hate pizzamessy to wear.. A Mk fc. My favorite in all of Ithaca was the Rosebud diner downtown. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. They also had incredibly good cottage cheese. H. Fisk Johnson 79, MEng 80, MS 82, MBA 84, PhD 86, remembers this family-style Greek and Italian stalwart so fondly that he gave the eateryand its now-retired owner, Peter Papachryssanthoua shout-out during the 2017 celebration of the gift that created the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business. Many other alums share happy memories of the Souvlaki Housestill in business on Eddy Street after more than half a century. I wish I had kept a list of its ingredients! We handed out free speidi cards at the football stadium. I could go on and on! ), You could say I was a three sport star having tended bar at Johnnys Big Red Grill, The Royal Palm and the Chapter House. But for food Hurry on down to Hardees, baby, where the burgers are charcoal broiled. Love to get that back. Where else could you get a burger (or spiedie), fries, and a mug of draft beer for all of 99 cents? Curreri says of this College Avenue eatery, which briefly became the Italian restaurant the Vineyard before closing in 1980. The building that housed the Palms is no more; it was one of several properties razed in 2017 to make way for Cornells Breazzano Family Center for Business Education. Born in Berkeley, bred in Ithaca, Cafe Decadence is imported to Brighton David Basak-Smith was sitting in a trendy cafe in Berkeley reading a dermatolo. As recent grad Reed Rosenberg 20 observes: I think the appeal of Collegetown, upon reflection, is that it encapsulates what most people are nostalgic about when they think about their college years: its a close-knit, walkable community where you can see your friends easily and frequently.. Between Pops and Olivers there was Muggsys. Molly gave birth to the couple's third child last week. . Still, somehow, it doesn't make sense to her that life could be this easy. Mrs. Sa was always friendly and remembered that I wanted a Guerrilla Delight (if my age addled mind recalls correctliy). Later, in the early 70s, known as Buds Boulevard Diner. Missing Collegetown many years ago! Later, I always chuckled seeing the subway tile floor in the north side of Chef Italia. The other great place for dessert was the Dairy Bar on campus. The X-er : Pastrami,Roast Beef baked with cheese, then anointed with Russian Dressing Lettuce and onions !!! . :.i.,SV.lliiWi'i"i milium miimiiim J1..1J11 in .1 j REED HOFFMANN stiff photographer who does all the recipe development, is keeping track of operations in Ithaca. If you ate the Athenian Chicken and survived, all credit to your digestive tract! Many recall 25-cent drafts, frat and sorority composites on the walls, and singing along with the jukebox. The first eatery I tried in C-Town while matriculating in 1971. Shout out to John Browns Body and Kevin Kinsella best concert I ever saw there. And so I gave that voice to April because she felt the same way about it.. and the rest is history. Missing from the list is the Alt Heidelberg bar which, before it burned down in 1968, was home to a great music scene in the mid-60s. OOPS, I messed up on my first post. CAFE DECADENCE - 10 Photos - Shop 62 Westfield Innaloo Shopping Centre, Innaloo Western Australia, Australia - Yelp Restaurants Auto Services Cafe Decadence 4 reviews Unclaimed $ Restaurants, Coffee & Tea Edit Open 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM See hours See all 10 photos Write a review Add photo Location & Hours Shop 62 Westfield Innaloo Shopping Centre Her only plan is to survive, but as she looks for work, she finds a kindred sense of belonging at Cafe Decadence, the local coffee shop. Yes! What poor PhD candidates dreams are made of. FAR superior to the other pizza places 100% agreed! Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. Only lasted a few years but Sunday nights watching The Simpsons were a blast! Definitely our #1 big splurge place until long after I graduated in 1971. Senior year conversations (over decent beer) at the Chapter House. Like Larkin, April is a creative person: a songwriter who channels her experiences into her art. There was a rumor your could turn in 18 animals for a free fish bowl (they were $18 a piece I believe) but who would ever trade in their treasured collection for one measly free drink?! Brown rice with cashews and cheese from Cabbagetown Early each fall semester The Haunt took a photo of all of the patrons in the parking lot, enlarged it, and put it on the wall inside. Oh that cheesecake and a pint of Schmidts for 50 cents. So many nights along about 10 pm, some brothers and I would pile in my car for a run to King Sub. The People We Keep is partially based on Larkins own experience as an Ithaca College student from 1995 to 1997 two years that she feels were essential to her self-discovery, and two years she remembers fondly. 9. Very anti the War in Vietnam. THE 10 BEST Cafs in Ithaca (Updated 2023) - Tripadvisor United States New York (NY) Finger Lakes Ithaca Ithaca Restaurants Cafs in Ithaca View map Sort by: Highest Rating 1. That Stewart Avenue watering hole had opened in the late 1920s; it segued into the Chapter House in the 1960sweathering a 1980s stint as an ice cream parlor before reemerging as a popular hangout that eventually offered 49 beers on tap as well as house-made sodas, games, live music, and popcorn. The People We Keep takes place in the 1990s, a time when peoples lives were not as easily accessible via social media and long-distance relationships were not as easy to maintain. It was a great cheap night out. Came with, I think, steak fries a salad and garlic bread. She can be reached at[emailprotected]. VT ' Ingllih mftWrtw Mini a. mams cnOon Maying American Music Music performances to aJJ sizzle to your nights, including October 5 "Neapolitan Festival" Ciiillari Di Piazza November 2 "Flour City Blues & Rbytbms" With radio host Doug Curry Tickets: S6.00 Strong Museum members; $8.00 nonmembcrs All performances and lectures at 7:30 p.m. Get access to this page with a Free Trial, Millions of additional pages added every month, Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like the. Looked around for any other KDs in the place that I could make the long cold (February) walk back to North Campus when in he walks. Hours: 7 a.m. to 1 1 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 7 a.m. to midnight Thursday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday Liquor: None Other: Accessible to wheelchairs. The 9s had an actual fire engine inside in the mid 70s. And downtown, Dos Amigos for the best melon margaritas and chimichangas. Creative hints by author of 1001 Ways to Bt Romantic Tickets: $4.00 Strong Museum members; $6.00 nonmembcrs ( lit jMtg One Manhattan Square Rochester, NY 14607 716-263-2700 Finally, a comedy that will chance the way you think, the way you feel, and most importantly thewayyoudrest. How is The Club House not on this list? Her only plan is to survive, but as she looks for work, she finds a kindred sense of belonging at Cafe Decadence, the local coffee shop. Still, somehow, it doesn't make sense to her that life could be this easy. mMiN !, W9MAhP W! I had the opportunity to read an advanced copy of The People We Keep, which will be released on August 3. Famous for peanut shells and popcorn on the floor and always had mellow live music on Friday and Saturday nights. for several violations in June or July 1976, re-opened, and then was mysteriously destroyed by a fire a couple of months later. Ayesha Chari is a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences. Still, somehow, it doesn't make sense to her that life could be this easy. Rack of Lamb, lobster, roast duckgood wine listgreat views of Cayuga Lake. The Palms remained a dive-bar favorite even as student drinking habits and socializing behaviors shiftedparticularly after New York raised the legal age to 21. !, What can I say? Laura Tocco Mariani 99 recalls meeting her now-husband, Matt Mariani 97, there. Ik Si Giw! An all time favorite was Steak A Roma on College Ave. I still walk through there a couple of days a week but when I eat out its at the tavern in my town, or the Glenwood Pines, or, if Im feeling upscale, at one of the farm-to-table places along one of the lakes. He was traded to the California Angels in 1982, and the special was discontinued. Ithaca, as well as the other locations which April visits, felt like their own characters brought to life by Larkin and colored by Aprils perspective. Unique gifts for all occasions! Inside the Straight, there was a ride board to find rides home, phone booths, a candy counter that sold a small sleeve of whoppers for 10 cents, a popcorn place with many flavors for $.25 to 1.00 depending on the bag size and an ice cream counter called the straight scoop. Although not technically in collegetown, I have many happy memories of Mexican good and live music at the Rongovian embassy in trumansburg! (https://cornellsun.com/2021/07/29/the-people-we-keep-and-discovering-yourself-in-ithaca/). As major construction continues to change the face of Collegetown, Cornellians asked alumni to share their memories of the neighborhoods restaurants and watering holes. Then mint-chip ice cream cones from somewhere around there, cant recall the name of the place for now. Lived in apartment above Pips, across from student agencies, home of legendary pinball marathons. Johnnys on Dryden Rd was definitely open into the mid 80s- but I had no idea they served food. Henrietta, NY Amish Country Quills & Crafts brings (heir first sale to Rochester. My dog Max monopolized the bowling machines at The Palms and the Chapter House and they put a sign up at Johnnys that read, No dogs allowed, except Max.. And we know where some of their music led . I never visited the Vet campus but chose it as a recipient of my philanthropy. They had delicious quiche and French onion soup.. I think I misspoke when I mentioned the Cuba Libres at the Salty Dog. A year or two later it became Duffys for a few years before closing. Alumni weigh in on their favorite hangoutssome long gone, others still going strong. Maybe they are somewhere in the fine print, but I didnt see any references to Morries. It was right at the corner of Dryden and Eddy, where today it appears there is a place called Hideaway. Right across the street from it there was a Burger King. Driving without a chosen destination, she stops to rest in Ithaca. Hmmm. Write to Kathy Lindsley at 55 Exchange Blvd., Rochester, NY. The far far was also known as the way out and the food truck near Risley was the wonderful Louies Lunch! They want you to see Definitely cant forget Bills, sort of grubby but invaluable for all-nighters. In business briefly in the early 1970s, the restaurant (also known as Ruthys Flamboyan Restaurant) was located across from Chef Italia on College Ave. Aside from great lasagna and her signature cranberry chicken, Ruthy was best known for her hot, fresh-from-the-fat donuts, available a few evenings each week, Rick Curreri 73 reminisces. Recently heard an interview with Joe Bonamassa talking about playing at The Haunt. There was also The Commons inside CURW. I lived in an apartment upstairs in the building next to Pops. In my day there also was the Ithaca Diner open 24 hours. I sold a huge oak coat rack to Turnbacks that resided in the entry hall there. The more she falls in love with her friends in Ithaca, the more . We lived just down the block. Fraternity houses didnt have sets then.. Heidi Kunsman (right) is the manager of their place at Twelve Corners in Brighton. I also loved Johnny,s after chorus rehearsals or concerts. For example, as Anbinder notes, when Student Agencies (the buildings owner) announced plans to demolish the Chacona Blockprompting CTBs movemany who objected were unaware of the venerable bagel shops history: it has been operating in Collegetown since 1976, originally residing in a different storefront in the same building. I also loved watching the guy holding the huge snake in front of the Uni Deli.

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