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JasonAller — 2009-10-31 12:31:30

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	+ * ["Davis Mobile Bicycle Repair"]

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JasonAller — 2009-10-10 18:52:37

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	+ * ["Planet Beach Contempo Spa"]

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JasonAller — 2009-10-10 18:45:09

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- * ["EP Copier"] (d. 2005-09-01), this business had a couple of copy machines and sold Chinese newspapers and purses.	+ * ["EP Copier"] or ["EP Copier Cooperative de Alley"] (d. 2005-09-01), this business had a couple of copy machines and sold Chinese newspapers and purses.

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-09-17 22:32:56

hmm, merge?

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- * ["La Esperanza"] - their original location was at the northeast corner of G and 2nd Street before the building was renovated; their second location was located in the ["University Mall"] on ["Russell Boulevard"]. Closed September ["2009"].	+ * ["La Esperanza"] - their original location was in the ["Terminal Hotel"] before it was torn down and replaced by the ["Chen Building"]. Their second location was located in the ["University Mall"] on ["Russell Boulevard"] ("LA ESPERANZA II" is on the back door, I think they were open concurrently?). Closed September ["2009"].

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robinlaughlin — 2009-09-17 22:30:42

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- * [http://www.labou.com/ La Bou] restaurant was at 433 B St. Replaced by ["Gypsy Crow Cafe"].	+ * [http://www.labou.com/ La Bou] restaurant was at 433 B St., at the southwest corner of B and Russell. Replaced by ["Gypsy Crow Cafe"].
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- * ["Mr. B's"] was a watering hole/restaurant that was behind ["Winger's"] for many years, where the ["Great Wall"] is now. It was very popular after the football games. This pub moved across the street ["E Street"] to the spot occupied by ["Chaat Cafe"].	+ * ["Mr. B's"] was a watering hole/restaurant that was behind ["Winger's"] for many years, where the ["Great Wall"] is now. It was very popular after the football games. This pub moved across the parking lot to the spot occupied by ["Soga's"] and then ["Chaat Cafe"] on ["E Street"].

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robinlaughlin — 2009-09-17 22:18:46

La Esperanza; alpha

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	+ * [http://www.labambaburritos.com/ La Bamba] "Burrito's as Big as Your Head" is their trademark and large neon sign. (Where downtown were they located?)
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	+ * ["La Esperanza"] - their original location was at the northeast corner of G and 2nd Street before the building was renovated; their second location was located in the ["University Mall"] on ["Russell Boulevard"]. Closed September ["2009"].
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	+ * [http://www.leatherbys.net/ Leatherby's] was replaced by ["Marvelli's"].
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- * [http://www.labambaburritos.com/ La Bamba] "Burrito's as Big as Your Head" is their trademark and large neon sign. (Where downtown were they located?) - * [http://www.leatherbys.net/ Leatherby's] was replaced by ["Marvelli's"].
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- * ["Mr. B's"] was a watering hole/restaurant that was behind ["Winger's"] for many years, where the ["Great Wall"] is now. It was very popular after the football games. This pub moved across the street to the spot now occupied by ["Soga's"], which replaced Mr. B's just a few years later.	+ * ["Mr. B's"] was a watering hole/restaurant that was behind ["Winger's"] for many years, where the ["Great Wall"] is now. It was very popular after the football games. This pub moved across the street ["E Street"] to the spot occupied by ["Chaat Cafe"].

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SteveDavison — 2009-09-17 21:19:54

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- * ["Togo's"] used to have a location on ["Second Street"] in the ["Anderson Bank Building"]. This was the original Davis location.	+ * ["Togo's"] used to have a location at 715 ["Second Street"] in the ["Anderson Bank Building"]. This was the original Davis location.
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	+ * Davis Laundry and Dry Cleaners, 302 G Street. (Davis Enterprise press building now) -Anyone remember them?!

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-09-10 02:16:12

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- * The ["Gypsy Crow Cafe"] was a vegetarian restaurant located in a ground floor suite of the Parkside Plaza office building at 260 Russell Blvd (corner of Russell & B Street). It closed in the late 1990's after only a year or two of operation. Caroline, the founder, said four better capitalized restaurants opened right after hers. She never was able to attract a breakfast crowd. Before the Gypsy Crow Cafe there was actually a [http://www.labou.com/ La Bou] restaurant in that space. No restaurants use the space anymore.	+ * The ["Gypsy Crow Cafe"] was a vegetarian restaurant located in a ground floor suite of the ["Parkside Plaza"] office building at 260 ["Russell Boulevard"] (corner of Russell & ["B Street"]). It closed in the late 1990's after only a year or two of operation. Caroline, the founder, said four better capitalized restaurants opened right after hers. She never was able to attract a breakfast crowd. Before the Gypsy Crow Cafe there was actually a [http://www.labou.com/ La Bou] restaurant in that space. No restaurants use the space anymore.

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MasonMurray — 2009-08-24 17:40:33

help->cybershield

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	+ * ["Help Computer Services"] was replaced by ["Cybershield"]

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LillianChow — 2009-08-11 11:45:44

+Bower Bird

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	+ * ["Bower Bird"] (2000-2008) was a gift shop that sold trinkets.

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JasonAller — 2009-06-28 11:10:43

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	+ * ["We Care Hair"]

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geezlouisexyz — 2009-05-08 14:18:17

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- * ["Antonio's Take and Bake"] was a ["pizza"] place near the police station. ["Huong Lan Sandwiches"] now occupies the spot.	+ * ["Antonio's Take and Bake"] was a ["pizza"] place near the police station. ["Huong Lan Sandwiches"] took over the spot for a while, but also got replaced.

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MasonMurray — 2009-05-07 10:36:07

The Computer guy.

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	+ * ["The Computer Guy"] Suspended activity in Davis indefinitely.

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rormsby — 2009-05-02 13:44:49

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	+ * ["Bakers Square"] was a restaurant specializing in pie, replaced by ["Black Bear Diner"].

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JasonAller — 2009-03-13 21:39:45

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- * ["Black Market Fish"] was a short-lived vintage clothing store located in the ["E Street"] alleyway by ["Cafe Roma"]. It was around for about four months sometime around 2002, and ["Dean O'Neil"] ran the place.	+ * ["Black Market Fish"] was a short-lived vintage clothing store located in the ["E Street"] alleyway by ["Cafe Roma"]. It was around for about four months sometime around 2002, and ["DeanONeil" Dean O'Neil] ran the place.

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JasonAller — 2009-03-13 21:35:33

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- * ["TCBY"] Was at ["The Marketplace"] next to ["Dos Coyotes"]. Replaced by ["Coldstone Creamery"]	+ * ["TCBY"] Was at ["The Marketplace"] next to ["Dos Coyotes"]. Replaced by ["Cold Stone Creamery"]

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JoePomidor — 2009-02-22 12:04:59

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- * ["Mountain Mike's Pizza"] closed in the first half of 2008.
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- * ["Gayle's Books"] was a pretty good independent bookstore until ["The Avid Reader"] came along and gave it a run for its money but ["Borders"] was the final straw that made the owners decide to close the store.. The ["The Avid Reader for Younger Readers"] occupied the space for a while after ["Gayle's Books" Gayle's] closed, but it later consoldated back into the ["The Avid Reader"]'s main store again and the location became ["Outdoor Davis"].	+ * ["Gayle's Books"] was a pretty good independent bookstore until ["The Avid Reader"] came along and gave it a run for its money but ["Borders"] was the final straw that made the owners decide to close the store.. The ["The Avid Reader for Younger Readers"] occupied the space for a while after ["Gayle's Books" Gayle's] closed, but it later consolidated back into the ["The Avid Reader"]'s main store again and the location became ["Outdoor Davis"].
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- * ["Ralphs"] (supermarket) (-April 2002) at ["Davis Manor"]. It was an ["Albertsons"] before becoming a Ralphs, and a ["Safeway"] before that.	+ * ["Ralphs"] (supermarket) (-April 2002) at ["Davis Manor"]. It was an ["Albertsons"] before becoming a Ralph's, and a ["Safeway"] before that.

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EdWins — 2009-01-09 12:20:08

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- * ["Amy Cardace, CMT, pain relief and sports massage"]	+

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JonathanLawton — 2009-01-06 20:10:10

Removed cold stone, added soga's

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- * ["Cold Stone Creamery"] (2005 - 2008) Shut down supposedly caused by power outages in California in early 2008.
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JasonAller — 2009-01-05 18:56:53

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	+ * ["Davis Taxi Cab Co."]

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JasonAller — 2009-01-02 20:19:11

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- * ["River City Bakery"] was at 1420 E. ["Covell Blvd."], what's there now?	+ * ["River City Bakery"] was at 1420 ["East Covell Boulevard"], what's there now?

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StephanieRobinson — 2008-12-10 23:29:56

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	+ * ["Jimboy's Tacos"] closed sometime in 2008

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mchevy — 2008-11-18 10:51:49

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	+ * ["Hibachi"] became ["Burgers & Brew"]

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JabberWokky — 2008-11-17 15:25:50

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- * ["Vevey Confections"] made many of the local chocolate confections served in ["cafés"].	+ * ["Vevey Confections"] made many of the local chocolate confections served in ["cafes"].

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JabberWokky — 2008-11-17 15:24:53

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	+ * ["Vevey Confections"] made many of the local chocolate confections served in ["cafés"].

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JasonAller — 2008-09-11 19:51:07

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- * ["Tapioca Express"] (-spring 2005) was in ["Mansion Square"] across from ["Thai Recipes"]. They were replaced by ["Zen Toro"]. Formerly, it was ["Cafe Panini"]. They left for reasons unknown, but it might have had something to do with the stabbing incident (April 12th, 2004) that is mentioned on the ["Tragic events"] page, their crappy location, or perhaps the Dance Dance Revolution finally got to their heads and they went nuts. Some eyewitness accounts claim that in the months prior to closing, it was a place for dealers to sell drugs and that that contributed to their closing. ["StevenDaubert"] notes that while Chris and Kathy Fabros originally managed it they sold it to Lux and his crew. They had a really hard time dealing with the summer months when no students were in town.	+ * ["Tapioca Express"] (-spring 2005) was in ["Mansion Square"] across from ["Thai Recipes"]. They were replaced by ["Zen Toro"]. Formerly, it was ["Cafe Panini"]. They left for reasons unknown, but it might have had something to do with the stabbing incident (April 12th, 2004) that is mentioned on the ["Tragic events"] page, their crappy location, or perhaps the Dance Dance Revolution finally got to their heads and they went nuts. Some eyewitness accounts claim that in the months prior to closing, it was a place for dealers to sell drugs and that that contributed to their closing. ["Users/StevenDaubert"] notes that while Chris and Kathy Fabros originally managed it they sold it to Lux and his crew. They had a really hard time dealing with the summer months when no students were in town.

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JoePomidor — 2008-09-09 07:50:58

double word usage does not make for bonus points

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- If you were to think about all the businesses that have ever existed, you'd never be finished. The same is true for Davis. However, there are a few long-time institutions that are still remembered fondly by longtime Davisites. Feel free to add any that you remember to this page. Old telephone books and the City of Davis Planning Commission [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/meetings/oldagendas.cfm?CommissionID=12 agenda/minutes archives] are good research sources.	+ If you were to think about all the businesses that have ever existed, you'd never be finished. The same is true for Davis. However, there are a few well-known institutions that are still remembered fondly by longtime Davisites. Feel free to add any that you remember to this page. Old telephone books and the City of Davis Planning Commission [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/meetings/oldagendas.cfm?CommissionID=12 agenda/minutes archives] are good research sources.

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WesHardaker — 2008-09-09 05:22:15

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	+ * ["Bogey's Books"] was a fantastic used book store.
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- * ["J. Tingus"] was a menswear store and popular with high school guys renting tuxes. It is now the location of ["Bogey's Books"]. This store was run by the Tingus family, their son is the amazing ["Steven James Tingus"] who currently serves as the director of the [http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/osers/nidrr/tingus.htm National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation]	+ * ["J. Tingus"] was a menswear store and popular with high school guys renting tuxes. It later became the location of ["Bogey's Books"], which has since departed as well. This store was run by the Tingus family, their son is the amazing ["Steven James Tingus"] who currently serves as the director of the [http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/osers/nidrr/tingus.htm National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation]
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	+ Yep, it does. Added! -- ["Users/WesHardaker"]

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SteveGreen — 2008-09-09 00:34:55

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-09 01:34:55'' [[nbsp]] Bogey's Books deserves a tombstone in the Departed Business cemetary. I'd move it myself but I'm not sure how. --["Users/SteveGreen"]

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JasonAller — 2008-08-30 16:30:31

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- * ["Black Market Fish"] was a short-lived vintage clothing store located in the ["E Street"] alleyway by ["Cafe Roma"]. It was around for about four months sometime around 2002, and ["DeanONeil" Dean O'Neil] ran the place.	+ * ["Black Market Fish"] was a short-lived vintage clothing store located in the ["E Street"] alleyway by ["Cafe Roma"]. It was around for about four months sometime around 2002, and ["Dean O'Neil"] ran the place.
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- * ["Oak Tree Computers"] (1991-1998?) Computer sales and service, run by a well-meaning high school teacher in his spare time. Located in the Oak Tree Plaza. First place ["GrahamFreeman"] ever worked, when he was 12 or 13. He hereby apologizes to his then-customers, on whose 8088's, 286's, 386's, and (later) 486's he learned about computers.	+ * ["Oak Tree Computers"] (1991-1998?) Computer sales and service, run by a well-meaning high school teacher in his spare time. Located in the Oak Tree Plaza. First place ["Users/GrahamFreeman"] ever worked, when he was 12 or 13. He hereby apologizes to his then-customers, on whose 8088's, 286's, 386's, and (later) 486's he learned about computers.
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- * ["PC Dimensions"] (1996-1999) Started and staffed by former Oak Tree employees. Located at 229 F Street for most of its life. Built and sold the highest-quality Pentium-I and Pentium-II PCs a Davis business ever put together. Factors contributing to PC Dimensions' non-profitability: Inexperienced management; hands-off hobby ownership; low margins; stiff competition: Dell improved its product and service quality (reducing demand for PC Dimensions' custom PCs), OfficeMax opened in South Davis (competing for high-margin printer cartridges and computer cables), and Incredible Universe-turn-Frys used newspaper adverts and loss leaders to lure unsuspecting locals into purchasing overpriced garbage. So, after briefly running a service-only operation out of owner Bob Schultze's then-vacant medical office building at 765 W Covell Blvd, its few remaining assets were liquidated and its customers and warranty obligations transferred to an IT consulting company run by its former largest customer. A teen-aged ["GrahamFreeman"] first encountered salary, all-nighters, the joys of assistant-management, and his first post-high-school girlfriend while working at PC Dimensions.	+ * ["PC Dimensions"] (1996-1999) Started and staffed by former Oak Tree employees. Located at 229 F Street for most of its life. Built and sold the highest-quality Pentium-I and Pentium-II PCs a Davis business ever put together. Factors contributing to PC Dimensions' non-profitability: Inexperienced management; hands-off hobby ownership; low margins; stiff competition: Dell improved its product and service quality (reducing demand for PC Dimensions' custom PCs), OfficeMax opened in South Davis (competing for high-margin printer cartridges and computer cables), and Incredible Universe-turn-Frys used newspaper adverts and loss leaders to lure unsuspecting locals into purchasing overpriced garbage. So, after briefly running a service-only operation out of owner Bob Schultze's then-vacant medical office building at 765 W Covell Blvd, its few remaining assets were liquidated and its customers and warranty obligations transferred to an IT consulting company run by its former largest customer. A teen-aged ["Users/GrahamFreeman"] first encountered salary, all-nighters, the joys of assistant-management, and his first post-high-school girlfriend while working at PC Dimensions.
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- I propose that right after the business name we list the "born - died" dates, like tombstones have. --["SteveDavison"]	+ I propose that right after the business name we list the "born - died" dates, like tombstones have. --["Users/SteveDavison"]
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- Are you talking about the store that was Above Soga's or whatever was there before? I think that was called Pheasant Run or something and sold a lot of nature books plus other outdoorsy/nature type things, sorta a local proto-Nature Store. Is that the right one? - ["RogerClark"] - It sounds like you are talking about ["The Naturalist"] - they moved over by the ["The Avid Reader"]. - ["CathyWoolery"] - Yeah, I had noticed it wasn't where it was, I guess I just didn't look for it after that. I don't know if that is what they were asking about though. - ["RogerClark"] - The two older bookstores I remember in Davis were Orpheus and agAccess. -["DonShor"] - ------ - I've heard several rumors about a vintage (read: used) guitar shop somewhere in Davis years ago. I don't even have a name - just rumors. True/False? - ["BigDave"]	+ Are you talking about the store that was Above Soga's or whatever was there before? I think that was called Pheasant Run or something and sold a lot of nature books plus other outdoorsy/nature type things, sorta a local proto-Nature Store. Is that the right one? - ["Users/RogerClark"] + It sounds like you are talking about ["The Naturalist"] - they moved over by the ["The Avid Reader"]. - ["Users/CathyWoolery"] + Yeah, I had noticed it wasn't where it was, I guess I just didn't look for it after that. I don't know if that is what they were asking about though. - ["Users/RogerClark"] + The two older bookstores I remember in Davis were Orpheus and agAccess. -["Users/DonShor"] + ------ + I've heard several rumors about a vintage (read: used) guitar shop somewhere in Davis years ago. I don't even have a name - just rumors. True/False? - ["Users/BigDave"]
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- * It was called King's Guitars. I believe they sold amps and cables as well. --["KevinWan"] - - ------ - Discrepancy to solve some day: The Gypsy Crow replaced La Bou, yet their addresses are different. Also, EVERY online map says 260 Russell shouldn't be at B St., yet I verified they are ALL WRONG. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2006-02-24 16:28:09'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone remember the A&W Root Beer that was in Davis years ago? I used to stop there for lunch on my trips from the East Bay to Sac. I think it was located about where In-and-Out is now. --["GrumpyoldGeek"] - - Yep, A&W was where In-n-Out is now-- It closed sometime in the late 1970's/early 1980's and was abandoned for quite some time before In-n-Out took over, demolished the old stand, and rebuilt the property. --["CentralDavisite"] - ------ - ''2006-05-16 17:26:40'' [[nbsp]] Wasn't there a Moroccan restaurant where ["Sophia's"] now is? Anyone remember the name? --["JimEvans"] - - * ''2007-01-07 03:35:03'' [[nbsp]] Well Sophia's immediate predecessor was Vietnamese food, but perhaps there was a Moroccan place prior to that. --["JaimeRaba"] - - * ''2007-01-07 18:15:04'' [[nbsp]] The front part of Sophia's use to be a Vietnamese restaurant (Tammy's), but originally when Sophia's moved to that shopping area it was just in the back where a Moroccan restaurant use to be (I think). --["JimEvans"] - - * ''2007-01-11 12:15:13'' [[nbsp]] There was indeed a Moroccan restaurant before ["Sophia's Thai Kitchen"]. Sophia herself got her start running the kitchen component of what was then The Paragon (now ["Froggy's"]). A little over a year later (1995), she and her husband took over the space that the Sophia's restaurant portion now occupies. The name of the Moroccan place was Marrakesh. For a while, there was a sign hanging in the kitchen from the old restaurant. From what I'm told, the Thai Room is a remnant of the old Moroccan place. Prior to its opening, the bar portion of Sophia's was Saigon Cafe, and before that Tammy's Cafe--both Vietnamese restaurants. Before that it was a deli/sandwich shop called Orange Court Cafe. The wooden-doored cold storage lockers on the north wall of the bar where the bartenders change kegs and retrieve extra beer are the original lockers from the deli. The couch in the bar that rests under string lights is where the stove used to be, and you can see there is now a small skylight where the exhaust system used to lead to the roof. In fact, the entire area where there is low seating (behind the fishtank) was a closed off kitchen. --["KevinWan"] - - ------ - ''2007-03-24 15:47:16'' [[nbsp]] Wasn't there a XXX drive-in where the corn fields are East of Davis near the causeway? I remember seeing it as a kid when we drove through the area. Westland I believe was the name, or something close to that. --["DavidGrundler"] - * Pretty certain it was Westlane. --["EdHenn"]	+ * It was called King's Guitars. I believe they sold amps and cables as well. --["Users/KevinWan"] + ------ + Discrepancy to solve some day: The Gypsy Crow replaced La Bou, yet their addresses are different. Also, EVERY online map says 260 Russell shouldn't be at B St., yet I verified they are ALL WRONG. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2006-02-24 16:28:09'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone remember the A&W Root Beer that was in Davis years ago? I used to stop there for lunch on my trips from the East Bay to Sac. I think it was located about where In-and-Out is now. --["Users/GrumpyoldGeek"] + + Yep, A&W was where In-n-Out is now-- It closed sometime in the late 1970's/early 1980's and was abandoned for quite some time before In-n-Out took over, demolished the old stand, and rebuilt the property. --["Users/CentralDavisite"] + ------ + ''2006-05-16 17:26:40'' [[nbsp]] Wasn't there a Moroccan restaurant where ["Sophia's"] now is? Anyone remember the name? --["Users/JimEvans"] + + * ''2007-01-07 03:35:03'' [[nbsp]] Well Sophia's immediate predecessor was Vietnamese food, but perhaps there was a Moroccan place prior to that. --["Users/JaimeRaba"] + + * ''2007-01-07 18:15:04'' [[nbsp]] The front part of Sophia's use to be a Vietnamese restaurant (Tammy's), but originally when Sophia's moved to that shopping area it was just in the back where a Moroccan restaurant use to be (I think). --["Users/JimEvans"] + + * ''2007-01-11 12:15:13'' [[nbsp]] There was indeed a Moroccan restaurant before ["Sophia's Thai Kitchen"]. Sophia herself got her start running the kitchen component of what was then The Paragon (now ["Froggy's"]). A little over a year later (1995), she and her husband took over the space that the Sophia's restaurant portion now occupies. The name of the Moroccan place was Marrakesh. For a while, there was a sign hanging in the kitchen from the old restaurant. From what I'm told, the Thai Room is a remnant of the old Moroccan place. Prior to its opening, the bar portion of Sophia's was Saigon Cafe, and before that Tammy's Cafe--both Vietnamese restaurants. Before that it was a deli/sandwich shop called Orange Court Cafe. The wooden-doored cold storage lockers on the north wall of the bar where the bartenders change kegs and retrieve extra beer are the original lockers from the deli. The couch in the bar that rests under string lights is where the stove used to be, and you can see there is now a small skylight where the exhaust system used to lead to the roof. In fact, the entire area where there is low seating (behind the fishtank) was a closed off kitchen. --["Users/KevinWan"] + + ------ + ''2007-03-24 15:47:16'' [[nbsp]] Wasn't there a XXX drive-in where the corn fields are East of Davis near the causeway? I remember seeing it as a kid when we drove through the area. Westland I believe was the name, or something close to that. --["Users/DavidGrundler"] + * Pretty certain it was Westlane. --["Users/EdHenn"]
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- * That location had Marvelli's / Leatherbys (documented above), but I think it was a Vic's even before that. I remember the name Colleen's but not at that location. --["EdHenn"]	+ * That location had Marvelli's / Leatherbys (documented above), but I think it was a Vic's even before that. I remember the name Colleen's but not at that location. --["Users/EdHenn"]
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- * Excellent idea. If you do that, it might be a good idea to mix the categories as well. --["JabberWokky"]	+ * Excellent idea. If you do that, it might be a good idea to mix the categories as well. --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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MattMuller — 2008-08-27 13:47:04

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- * ["Shangri-La Restaurant"] was a restaurant featuring a fairly typical Chinese food menu with reasonable prices and large portions. Now a shabu shabu restaurant called ["Red Orchid Restaurant"]	+ * ["Shangri-La Restaurant"] was a restaurant featuring a fairly typical Chinese food menu with reasonable prices and large portions. Now a shabu shabu/dim sum restaurant called ["Red Orchid Restaurant"]

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MattMuller — 2008-08-27 13:44:15

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MattMuller — 2008-08-27 13:44:05

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MattMuller — 2008-08-27 13:39:09

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	+ * ["Shangri-La Restaurant"] was a restaurant featuring a fairly typical Chinese food menu with reasonable prices and large portions.

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watson — 2008-08-23 16:02:30

added army/navy

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	+ * ["Army/Navy Surplus"] - In ["Woodland"]. Was a good place to go to for cheap camping supplies, uniforms, and hats.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2008-08-23 16:00:39

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- * ["La Mariposa"] was a ["Thrift Store"] in ["Woodland"]. Closed as of January 2008.	+ * ["La Mariposa"] was a ["Thrift Stores" Thrift Store] in ["Woodland"]. Closed as of January 2008.

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watson — 2008-08-23 15:21:16

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watson — 2008-08-23 15:20:13

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	+ * ["La Mariposa"] was a ["Thrift Store"] in ["Woodland"]. Closed as of January 2008.

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DonShor — 2008-08-14 22:54:36

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	+ + Yes, roughly across from where the log cabin is downtown. --["Users/DonShor"]

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perleystone — 2008-08-14 15:20:01

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-14 16:20:01'' [[nbsp]] Did there use to be a Larry Blake's in Davis? And if so what or is it still a place of business today? --["Users/perleystone"]

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AdamFlowers — 2008-08-10 09:00:48

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- * ["Casa Hernandez"] used to be in ["Westlake Plaza"].	+ * ["Casa Hernandez"] used to be in ["Westlake Plaza"]. Prior to it's move in 1990 to ["Westlake Plaza"], it was located on ["Olive Drive"] across from ["Public Storage"].
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- * ["Colleen's Creamery"] an ice cream store that was on 2nd Street next to Togo's.	+ * ["Colleen's Creamery"] an ice cream store that was on 3rd St. at A St. It had a second location at 2nd Street next to Togo's.
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- * ["Togo's"] used to have a location on ["Second Street"] in the ["Anderson Bank Building"].	+ * ["Togo's"] used to have a location on ["Second Street"] in the ["Anderson Bank Building"]. This was the original Davis location.
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- * ["Rainbow Records"] was replaced by Tower Records in the mid-90's.	+ * ["Rainbow Records"] was replaced by Tower Records in the mid-90's. It was the first record store in Davis that didn't sell mostly LP's.
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- * ["PC Game Arena"] was a cyber cafe of sorts for LAN and online gaming	+ *["PC Game Arena"] was a cyber cafe of sorts for LAN and online gaming

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JeremyOgul — 2008-07-29 22:01:59

+ kabul, togo's

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	+ * ["Kabul Afghan Cuisine"]
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	+ * ["Togo's"] used to have a location on ["Second Street"] in the ["Anderson Bank Building"].

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LillianChow — 2008-07-18 12:32:27

+Mountain Mike's

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	+ * ["Mountain Mike's Pizza"] closed in the first half of 2008.

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JoePomidor — 2008-07-17 21:47:39

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- * ["Salvation Army"] [Thrift Stores Thrift Store] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.	+ * ["Salvation Army"] ["Thrift Stores" Thrift Store] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.

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JoePomidor — 2008-07-17 21:47:00

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- * ["Salvation Army"] ["Thrift Stores Thrift Store"] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.	+ * ["Salvation Army"] [Thrift Stores Thrift Store] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.

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JoePomidor — 2008-07-17 21:46:28

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- * ["Salvation Army"] ["Thrift Stores" Thrift Store"] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.	+ * ["Salvation Army"] ["Thrift Stores Thrift Store"] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.

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MaryLieth — 2008-07-08 23:59:53

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	+ * ["Cafe Roma"] closed in 2007, replaced by ["3rd & U Cafe"]
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- * ["Davis Bike Repair"] was a mobile bike repair service
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- * ["TCBY"] Was at ["The Marketplace"] next to ["Dos Coyotes"].	+ * ["TCBY"] Was at ["The Marketplace"] next to ["Dos Coyotes"]. Replaced by ["Coldstone Creamery"]
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	+ * ["Davis Bike Repair"] was a mobile bike repair service

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JasonAller — 2008-06-22 15:17:13

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	+ * ["Constantly Growing"] a hydroponics supply store

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JabberWokky — 2008-06-09 06:39:43

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	+ * ["Jade Cafe"] was a brief coda to ["Shangri-La Restaurant"] in early 2008

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MiranPark — 2008-04-30 00:02:37

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	+ * ["Cold Stone Creamery"] (2005 - 2008) Shut down supposedly caused by power outages in California in early 2008.

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NickSchmalenberger — 2008-04-25 23:49:05

Real Bicycles?

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	+ Was that related to ["Real Bicycles"]? --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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DagonJones — 2008-04-25 12:52:26

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-25 13:52:26'' [[nbsp]] There used to be a place on olive drive called "Bikes and Brews" it was a pub and bike repair shop, I think it was there in 1999 in the location that is now a martial arts studio and was a PC game store before that. I never went here but I always wanted to. It souded like a very nice thing for Davis. Does anyone remember? --["Users/DagonJones"]

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JasonAller — 2008-04-25 11:05:44

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	+ * ["Ziba Hair Salon"]

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JasonAller — 2008-04-24 16:18:49

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	+ * ["Knockout Automotive Repair"]

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JasonAller — 2008-04-20 08:12:36

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- * ["Green Planet Juicery"] was a pretty good juice place although their menu and decor were very similar to ["Jamba Juice"]. Bought out and closed by Jamba Juice when they moved into town. ["Ciocolat"] currently resides in this location.	+ * ["Green Planet" Green Planet Juicery] was a pretty good juice place although their menu and decor were very similar to ["Jamba Juice"]. Bought out and closed by Jamba Juice when they moved into town. ["Ciocolat"] currently resides in this location.

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JasonAller — 2008-04-16 17:53:38

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	+ * ["Amy Cardace, CMT, pain relief and sports massage"]

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CalamityJanie — 2008-04-08 12:44:56

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	+ * ["In the Zone Cyber Cafe"]

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SteveDavison — 2008-03-10 21:29:39

minor date update -data from New Delhi page

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- * ["Murder Burger"] b. 1986, d. May, 2001. Is now ["Redrum Burger"] (murder spelled backwards).	+ * ["Murder Burger"] b. 1986, d. 2001-05. Is now ["Redrum Burger"] (murder spelled backwards).
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- * ["New Delhi Chaat Cafe"] (2005?-2007) was replaced by ["Indyna Bistro"].	+ * ["New Delhi Chaat Cafe"] (2005-04-15 - 2007) An Indian restaurant, was replaced by ["Indyna Bistro"].

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DougWalter — 2008-02-29 22:23:33

Revert to version 276 (Looked at EdHenn's page and realized I was wrong about "his" bookstore).

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- * agAccess was at 4th and E Streets. Is it possible that you're confusing D & E?--["Users/DougWalter"]

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DougWalter — 2008-02-29 22:18:29

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	+ * agAccess was at 4th and E Streets. Is it possible that you're confusing D & E?--["Users/DougWalter"]

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DougWalter — 2008-02-29 22:09:03

link to Antique Bizzare page; who'll start a Blue Mango page?

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- * ["The Antique Bazaar"] or perhaps "Antique Bizarre"? was a bar and nightclub on the first floor of the Terminal Hotel. They regularly booked live music. It closed around 1980 or 81. It was replaced by the downtown ["La Esperanza"].	+ * The ["Antique Bizzare"] was a bar and nightclub on the first floor of the Terminal Hotel. They regularly booked live music. It started "around 68" and closed around 1980 or '81. It was replaced by the downtown ["La Esperanza"].
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- * ["The Blue Mango"] (-<2000) was a vegetarian cooperative restaurant on G Street, where ["Little Prague"] is now. They often featured live entertainment and made fantastic brownies (and other things as well). Rumor has it that this business was embezzled to death by their bookkeeper.	+ * ["The Blue Mango"] (-<2000) was a vegetarian cooperative restaurant on G Street, where ["Little Prague"] is now. They often featured live entertainment and made fantastic baked goods and jarred salsa. They were closed Mondays, for team and general meetings. Rumor has it that this business was embezzled to death by their bookkeeper.

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CalamityJanie — 2008-02-29 16:08:50

meh

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- * ["Gardenia"] (-spring 2005), a Mexican restaurant was located in ["Mansion Square"] where ["New Delhi Chaat Cafe"] currently resides. They occasionally had "DJ" nights with two dance floors. It was after Friday nights at ["Delta of Venus"] stopped being so awesome, so it was much appreciated.	+ * ["Gardenia"] (-spring 2005), a Mexican restaurant was located in ["Mansion Square"] and was replaced by ["New Delhi Chaat Cafe"]. They occasionally had "DJ" nights with two dance floors. It was after Friday nights at ["Delta of Venus"] stopped being so awesome, so it was much appreciated.
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	+ * ["New Delhi Chaat Cafe"] (2005?-2007) was replaced by ["Indyna Bistro"].

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CalamityJanie — 2008-02-29 16:06:25

removing my own comment, which was supposed to be a comment about the change

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- ------ - ''2008-02-29 16:05:24'' [[nbsp]] gardenia was replaced by new delhi chaat, then indyna bistro --["Users/CalamityJanie"]

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CalamityJanie — 2008-02-29 16:05:24

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-29 16:05:24'' [[nbsp]] gardenia was replaced by new delhi chaat, then indyna bistro --["Users/CalamityJanie"]

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DonShor — 2008-02-28 22:54:11

bookstore notes

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	+ *The two older bookstores I remember in Davis were Orpheus and agAccess. -["DonShor"]
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	+ --agAccess? --["Users/DonShor"]

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DougWalter — 2008-02-28 18:43:44

Stupid, to say you can't buy socks

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- * ["Winger's"] An honest-to-goodness junior department store. Yes, you could buy socks in Davis! It was housed in the building on the southwest corner of 3rd and F, and several businesses now occupy the space.	+ * ["Winger's"] An honest-to-goodness junior department store. Yes, you could buy socks in Davis (and, of course you ["socks" still can])! It was housed in the building on the southwest corner of 3rd and F, and several businesses now occupy the space.

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DougWalter — 2008-02-28 18:39:11

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- * ["Ag Access"] - a progressive agricultural book store.	+ * ["Ag Access"] - a progressive agricultural book store at the corner of E & 4th Streets.

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JabberWokky — 2008-02-27 22:58:58

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	+ * ["Domino's Pizza"] on ["L Street"] where ["Pizza Guys"] is now.

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inarius — 2008-02-11 18:16:41

added Devon's Jewelers

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	+ * ["DeVon's Jewelers"] used to be located in ["Davis Commons"]. Shortly before the closing, an employee left to open his own store, ["3rd Street Jeweler"].

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DougWalter — 2008-02-08 19:17:56

My mind drifts back to live music venues downtown...

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	+ * ["The Antique Bazaar"] or perhaps "Antique Bizarre"? was a bar and nightclub on the first floor of the Terminal Hotel. They regularly booked live music. It closed around 1980 or 81. It was replaced by the downtown ["La Esperanza"].
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	+ * ["The Brewery"] on Second Street was supposed to be the first "brewpub" in Davis. They built a small stage for live music in one corner. But the laws didn't yet permit selling beer brewed in the building, and as a regular bar it lasted for about two years before being replaced by ["Cafe California"].
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- * ["Cafe Callatti"] was replaced by ["Cafe California"].	+ * ["Cafe Callatti"] was replaced by ["Cafe California"]. It replaced ["The Brewery"].

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JasonAller — 2008-02-08 18:46:47

inserting into list

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- = Restaurants = blue and gold	+ = Restaurants =
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	+ * ["Blue and Gold"]

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richardhodson — 2008-02-08 12:04:41

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- = Restaurants =	+ = Restaurants = blue and gold

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BruceHansen — 2007-11-24 01:10:11

Davis Taxi added to Services/Other

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- * ["Davis Taxi"] was owned by Jeff Gilstrap, who previously started AM-PM Taxi. He passed away August 2007.	+ * ["Davis Taxi"] was owned and operated by Jeff Gilstrap, who previously started AM-PM Taxi. He passed away August 2007.

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BruceHansen — 2007-11-24 01:05:26

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- * ["Davis Taxi"] was owned by Jeff Gilstrap, who previously started AM-PM Taxi. He passed away August 2007.
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	+ * ["Davis Taxi"] was owned by Jeff Gilstrap, who previously started AM-PM Taxi. He passed away August 2007.

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BruceHansen — 2007-11-24 01:01:01

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	+ * ["Davis Taxi"] was owned by Jeff Gilstrap, who previously started AM-PM Taxi. He passed away August 2007.

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JasonAller — 2007-11-12 09:57:24

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	+ * ["All That Hair Artistry"]

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JabberWokky — 2007-10-03 15:58:38

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	+ * ["Integrity Bodyworks Massage Therapy"]

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PeterAnselmo — 2007-09-18 12:10:14

Closed up shop

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	+ * ["Davis Bike Repair"] was a mobile bike repair service

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CovertProfessor — 2007-09-16 20:45:14

wok'n roll

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	+ * ["Wok'N Roll"] was a family-owned-and-operated Chinese fast-food establishment in downtown. The restaurant closed as of September 2007.

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JabberWokky — 2007-08-25 15:59:58

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	+ * Excellent idea. If you do that, it might be a good idea to mix the categories as well. --["JabberWokky"]

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KellyCorcoran — 2007-08-24 01:42:22

Comment added.

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-24 02:42:22'' [[nbsp]] also on that same note, i'd like to see this page more "timeline"-y, with most recent closures at the top and oldest at the bottom. . .maybe separated by years instead of business category? --["Users/KellyCorcoran"]

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JimEvans — 2007-08-24 00:15:20

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- * ["Alpine West"] snow sports and rock climbing and general outdoor gear	+ * ["Alpine West"] snow sports and rock climbing and general outdoor gear ["G Street"]
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- * ["Ray's Food Place"] (-2004) suceeded Farmtown Market, and became ["Food Fair"], also a supermarket. There was a period in the winter of 1993 when it seemed possible the ["Davis Food Co-op"] would open a second store in ["Westlake Plaza"]. The landlord had signed a contingent lease with the Co-op, but then signed a lease with Ray's while the Co-op membership was voting whether or not to finance the deal.	+ * ["Ray's Food Place"] (-2004) succeeded Farmtown Market, and became ["Food Fair"], also a supermarket. There was a period in the winter of 1993 when it seemed possible the ["Davis Food Co-op"] would open a second store in ["Westlake Plaza"]. The landlord had signed a contingent lease with the Co-op, but then signed a lease with Ray's while the Co-op membership was voting whether or not to finance the deal.
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	+ ------ + Does anyone remember the breakfast place in Albertson's plaza perhaps where Guadalajara is now or perhaps where McDonalds is? It was open in the early 90s and seemed like a family business. --["Users/JimEvans"]

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-23 22:15:30

animal kingdom

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	+ * ["Animal Kingdom"] offered supplies for small critters, fish, birds, dogs & cats, including premium foods and a section of bulk foods & treats. If you could not find a specific product for your pet, they could special order items for customers at no extra cost.
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- * ["Pet Cetera"] was a small, privately owned pet store that primarily stocks fish and aquarium supplies, though some smaller animals and reptiles could be purchased as well.	+ * ["Pet Cetera"] was a small, privately owned pet store that primarily stocked fish and aquarium supplies, though some smaller animals and reptiles could be purchased as well.

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-23 22:10:03

pet cetera

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	+ * ["Pet Cetera"] was a small, privately owned pet store that primarily stocks fish and aquarium supplies, though some smaller animals and reptiles could be purchased as well.

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DougWalter — 2007-08-21 22:30:33

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- * ["Salvation Army"] ["Thrift Stores" Thrift Store"] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. It will become a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.	+ * ["Salvation Army"] ["Thrift Stores" Thrift Store"] was next to ["Little Prague"] in an older rustic-style building. The space became a separate bar, but still operated by Little Prague.

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JimEvans — 2007-08-20 23:30:48

added Colleen's Creamery and Marrakesh

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JimEvans — 2007-08-20 23:28:25

added Colleen's Creamery and Marrakesh

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	+ * ["Colleen's Creamery"] an ice cream store that was on 2nd Street next to Togo's.
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	+ * ["Marrakesh"] (? - 1995) was a Moroccan restaurant that occupied for several years the space that is now the restaurant portion of Sophia's.

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JimEvans — 2007-08-20 23:02:53

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- * ["Taqueria Super Tamale"] (-January 31st(?), 2006) replaced by ["Chuy's Taqueria"].	+ * ["Taqueria Super Tamale"] (-January 31st(?), 2006) replaced by ["Chuy's Taqueria"] in ["Westlake Plaza"].

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DougWalter — 2007-08-20 22:04:22

(quick edit)

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- * [The Sunshine Cafe"] was located inside the 620 G Street building that was & is the home of the ["Davis Food Co-op"]. The Cafe space was where the checkstands are now.	+ * ["The Sunshine Cafe"] was located inside the 620 G Street building that was & is the home of the ["Davis Food Co-op"]. The Cafe space was where the checkstands are now.

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DougWalter — 2007-08-20 22:03:44

If only I could remember the names of the owners!

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	+ * [The Sunshine Cafe"] was located inside the 620 G Street building that was & is the home of the ["Davis Food Co-op"]. The Cafe space was where the checkstands are now.

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DougWalter — 2007-08-20 21:59:55

Whoa, perhaps this should seed a new page

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- * ["Discoveries"] Was ''the'' definitive place to buy gifts in Davis. It took up all three floors (including the basement) next to what is now ["Watermelon Music"]. The woman that owned it sold the business and it was moved to the new ["Davis Commons"] for a while before going out of business and being replaced by ["Bath and Body Works"].	+ * ["Discoveries"] was ''the'' definitive place to buy gifts in Davis. It took up all three floors (including the basement) next to what is now ["Watermelon Music"]. The woman that owned it sold the business and it was moved to the new ["Davis Commons"] for a while before going out of business and being replaced by ["Bath and Body Works"].
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	+ * ["Farmtown Market"] was the original supermarket in ["Westlake Plaza"] -- which was originally called Farmtown Center or Farm Town Center.
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- * ["Ray's Food Place"] (-2004) is now ["Food Fair"], also a supermarket.	+ * ["Ray's Food Place"] (-2004) suceeded Farmtown Market, and became ["Food Fair"], also a supermarket. There was a period in the winter of 1993 when it seemed possible the ["Davis Food Co-op"] would open a second store in ["Westlake Plaza"]. The landlord had signed a contingent lease with the Co-op, but then signed a lease with Ray's while the Co-op membership was voting whether or not to finance the deal.

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DougWalter — 2007-08-20 21:48:37

Yes, Farmer's Wife was IN Little Prague. Also at Farmtown for an unknown time.

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- * ["The Farmer's Wife"] was(?) a bakery inside ["Little Prague"]? The original farmers wife was located were Est Roma is now.	+ * ["The Farmer's Wife"] was(?) a bakery inside ["Little Prague"]. The original Farmer's Wife was located where E Street Roma is now, and for a while relocated inside Farmtown Market on Lake Blvd.

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LizPhillips — 2007-08-20 15:55:31

update

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	+ * ["In Sheep's Clothing"] (-June 2007) was a yarn store at 219 ["E Street"], Suite A.

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AlexM — 2007-07-27 13:29:07

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	+ * ["Cantina Del Cabo"] closed down June 2007. Building owner sold building to Hallmark Inn, which plans to use the space as a convention center. Owner decided not to relocate.

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CovertProfessor — 2007-07-12 22:56:43

Making waves is no longer departed

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- * ["Making Waves"] specialized in apparel for triathletes. It's ["E Street Plaza"] location was leased by ["Super Suppers"] (opening Sept 2007).