East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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Above, The Woodstone Deli on Market Street pro- vides a complete selection of sandwiches, drinks and good times. They have been around for about a year and a half, providing students with a place to eat and drink. Right, the Eat and Run on campus gives the stu- dent a place to go for a quick lunch or dinner. They serve a variety of sandwiches and breakfast treats. Below, Pepper's, located next to the Malla gives us sandwiches ta staple for studentst hot dogs, and pizza at a reasonable price. These restaurants are all located near the campus and give the student a good reason to take themselves and someone else out for a good meal. MA MVWWWWM Hunger t 25

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V Ierhru Hardee's is the place to go for the Big Deluxe and other good food. Maybe increasing the quality of food has taken some of the mystery out of getting an education. Then again, maybe some of us can do without those kind of mysteries. The eating establishments off campus can be discussed in depth if you have the time. For pizza people there are many choices. You can go to Pizza Hut, Greg's, or even Little Ceaser's. But once you get a pizza, make sure you have enough Certs handy to make your breath kissing sweet. For a deli treat, there are numerous places. The Woodstone Deli is a popular place with good sand- wiches and beer if you want. The Sub-Station II is located on North Roan next to Bennigan's, and Poor Richard's Deli which is close to campus and not that expensive. 24 t Student Life For the traditional hamburger people, the choices are almost endless. Burger King, Wendy's, McDonald's, and Hardee's are just a few of the hamburger places to go during lunch time. Jimmy Buffett had the right idea when he wrote Cheese Burger in Paradise. Of course for the discriminating college student twho has the money to be discriminatingb there are some really nice restaurants around town. Red Lobster, Bennigan's, and Augustine's are a few places where you can go, sit down, be served, and enjoy a meal with someone you care about. The choices are practically endless when you are talking about food in Johnson City. I only wish there were more places to list in this story. 9

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NIGHTLY TREKS The night life - ah yes. It's what every student yearns for - especially on those long tand I do mean longi Friday nights. Johnson City, Kingsport, and Bristol, better known as the Tri-Cities, is a budding metropolis full of surprises waiting to be uncovered by the bored, unsuspecting college student. These consists of numerous night clubs, and awesome auditorium or two, fine food and delightful dancing. Please ex- cuse the descriptions, but trust me - they're appropriate. The night club circuit is something that has to be experienced during your stay at school. The Seahorse Club, Gomez and Garcia's, Richard A's, Poor Richard's Deli, The Ambassador, and others are examples of the never ending party oppor- tunities which lie before you. Sometimes, some of us are lucky enough to see a few concerts throughout the long year. Freedom Hall in Johnson City or Viking Hall in Bristol are the best bet. But there are always a few ambitious people who'll get a road trip organized and set off for Knoxville, Greenville, or possibly, Atlanta. Concerts are definitely in the top five of the night life activities. Food. Everyone needs it. Everyone wants it; but, not everyone can afford it. There are those chosen few though who always seem to eat out tie. off campus - not the Main Meal, Eat 8: Run, or Cave foocD at places like Bennigan's, Bonanza, or even, Red Lobster. By Lin Ruys Sig Ep's know how to keep the night life jumping with parties, social functions, and general get-togethers for everyone. i? It's another Thursday night and everyone puts the books away and gets out of the dorm for some dancing and good times. 26 i Student Life