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Danielle Mercuri grew up in the ‘90s, an era she drew upon while designing her burger restaurant Loded. The owner chose five ‘90s music legends. including Madonna and Michael Jackson, to go on the wall and hung neon lights in various abstract shapes from the ceiling.
Loded opened for its first full day of business Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and will operate Tuesdays through Saturdays with those same hours. Justin Diamond, the front manager, said Loded is not taking online orders currently because they are working out technical issues.
The interior of the fast-casual restaurant at 6393 Thompson Road is inspired by the diner in the vintage ‘90s TV show “Saved by the Bell,” with its playlist being a selection of pop and hip-hop songs from artists such as Snoop Dogg, Biggie Smalls and Fat Joe.
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Also in this episode, Assistant Culture Editor Louis Platt runs down how students feel about Five Guys opening on Marshall Street.
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Police officers from multiple agencies shot and killed Judson Albahm, a 17-year-old, as he was experiencing a mental health crisis. Following his death, activists in the city demanded justice and substantive change in how Syracuse law enforcement responds to mental health issues.
In this episode of The Daily Orange podcast, host Marnie Muñoz sits down with Asst. News Editor Maggie Hicks to discuss what activists and experts say needs to change about how police respond to mental health crisis in Syracuse. Also in this episode, senior staff writer Amy Nakamura talks about how Newhouse graduate and journalist Mitchell Kuga’s Asian and gay identity influences his writing, and Assistant Culture Editor Louis Platt runs down how students feel about Five Guys opening on Marshall Street.
What the opening of Five Guys on University Hill looked like
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Five Guys opened in The Marshall, a luxury student apartment complex, on Tuesday.
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The Five Guys underneath The Marshall celebrated its grand opening with red and silver balloons tied to potatoes on every table and, of course, lots of burgers.
As Syracuse University juniors Maggie Klein and Rose Gould approached the cash register to order french fries, they spotted the raw potatoes holding the balloons down. “So cute,” they said.
Five Guys opened at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, and director of operations Bill Rabbitt said there were a few people waiting in line to get the first burgers. The restaurant plans to operate from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week, but Rabbitt said the store is open to extending its hours.