Word on the street

“… you see someone driving the wrong way down a one-way street.”
— Tarin Roberts, server
 

“ … you see a different sunset every day. When I’m driving downtown, I get a different skyline and sunset every day.”
— Tim “Queso” Hannis, janitor

“ … a redneck walks into Soundpony then walks out two minutes later because Lizard Police is playing.”
— Glenn Hicks, server 

“… we see the well-preserved
architecture, as well as the diversity of culture, of people, and of restaurants. We can’t get it anywhere else.”
— Patricia Frisbee, vocational evaluator & real estate developer

“… you can find great local food.”
— Ray Licklater, bartender
 

“… Pee Wee tries to sell you sneakers.”
— Mitch Gilliam, TTV contributing writer

“… you see food trucks parked at Guthrie Green.”
— Jacinta Harris, college student 
 

“… there is a line of scantily clad teens waiting for an EDM show at Cain’s.”
— Lindsey Roe, restaurant general manager 

“… you’re surrounded by beautiful Art Deco architecture.”
—Dixie Carroll and Bill Jette, retail store owners from Rhode Island

“ … it’s perfectly safe to take a nap in the street.”
— Val Esparza, graphic designer
 

“… you’re doing great because the Spaghetti Warehouse has fallen.”
— Evan Hughes, comedian
 

… my daughters always want to go to the “pink place,” Pinkitzel. They have their own corner table. When the pink bus drives by and we’re at Pinkitzel, they’re in heaven.”
— Dave Sherry, retired teacher and stay-at-home dad