I'll try it down there. Their burgers are better there than at The Curve too. But super thick Chocolate Almond shake is my go to... still going to Braums for that.
Tucker's replaced Braum's as our go-to for shakes/malts a long time ago. So much better, and we've definitely gone in just for the dessert.
Actually, I have to say I had a very pleasant experience at Braum's yesterday. Decided I was thirsty, thought a cherry limeade sounded good. Pulled into Braum's and since they've chased so many customers away there was no line in the drive thru. Was able to get my drink and get on my way, no muss no fuss.
Kudos, Braum's. You finally fixed the problem with the huge waits in the drive thru. Kinda like fixing a hangnail by shooting your foot off, but hey, it worked, right?
Braum's planning new store in Casady Square
Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy has filed planning documents with The Village to demolish a retail building and construct a new store.
The new Braum's would be on the east side of Pennsylvania just south of Britton road. An existing retail strip center would be razed which is currently adjacent to a Walmart Neighborhood Market.
The submission comes just months after the Oklahoma City-based company abandoned plans to demolish the historic Donnay Building in the area commonly known as Classen Circle. The company scuttled plans for a new store on that site after a large public outcry and then a new buyer – who plans to renovate and preserve the Donnay – stepped in.
Also, it shows how incredibly massive that sign is.
Good grief, it's like 3 billboards stacked on top of each other.
Aw, China City was my favorite Chinese take-out place when I lived up there.
About the height of a utility pole. Can't tell if that would be out of scale or not.
Regardless, it looks to be a much better fit. I'm willing to stand corrected if there is some significance to the strip building that will be sacrificed, but they seem to have found a potentially captive audience they were looking for in Casady School.
Braums cant even fix their current problems and drew wants to put up more stores can honestly say I wouldn’t bother me a bit if they went out of business
I get frustrated with their operation but love their products and go to the one near 39th and Penn quite often.
But every time I see them with plans to build something new, it burns even more that that location is so poorly kept and in desperate need of renovation. The one at 17th & Classen is worse yet.
That particular strip hasn't been good for some time. Braums is an improvement here and will bring light and activity to that particular area in the evening. As for the sign, it seems too high for a neighborhood (as opposed to needing to be seen by a highway). OKC needs to pass new sign ordinances.
It's The Village, which may or may not be advantageous. Something tells me to expect they'd want a smaller sign, but I don't know how it works over there.
Now that I live in Piedmont.....PIEDMONT AREA NEEDS A BRAUMS!!!!!...please build one. I keep hearing a Braums will be built near the corner on Piedmont Rd and the Express Way, but have never seen it.
The ice cream on the sign looks.... interesting.
I support this new development for Braum's and for the Village. This will make a straight shot for me when grocery shopping on Pennsylvania when WinCo eventually opens along with Aldi.
Not a fan of Braum's, but I'm sure it'll kill it in that area. Little Caesar's knew what they were doing locating right in front of the school.
I can't find the minutes, but I seem to remember the Village setting some new ordinances around sign height in the city. I want to say 20' was the max without an exception. Backing up to the neighborhood, I would guess that sign gets knocked down in height. The Casady Square sign and Church's Chicken across the street aren't nearly that tall.
As for the proposal to tear down this strip, it doesn't bother me. Blockbuster isn't coming back. Though I would like to see less dedicated parking. There's plenty of parking around there already. I didn't make it to the meeting the other night when they had public discussion on the plan, so I don't know what the reaction was or if anything was decided.
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