New Five Guys opens on Syracuse University Hill
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Syracuse, N.Y. A new Five Guys location is open for business near the Syracuse University campus.
The chain, known for its burgers and fries, opened Tuesday at 727 S. Crouse Ave. It’s on the ground level of The Marshall, a student apartment complex.
Five Guys already has several locations in the Syracuse area, including near Great Northern Mall in Clay, at the Fairmount Fair plaza in Camillus and at DeWitt Town Center on Erie Boulevard. The DeWitt location is still listed on the chain’s website as temporarily closed.
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Five Guys will join Hungry Chuck’s and other businesses in the luxury student apartment complex The Marshall.
The fast-food burger chain and Hungry Chuck’s, a bar that was demolished in 2017, plan to open at the student apartment complex next to the Marshall Square Mall, just outside Syracuse University’s campus.
The apartment complex opened in September 2018 with a first floor reserved for commercial use. Several businesses on South Crouse Avenue, including the original Hungry Chuck’s and the original Funk N’ Waffles, were demolished to build the complex. Orange Crate Brewing Company, a popular bar among students, was also demolished in the project but later reopened on the same block.
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SU student bar Hungry Chuck’s return to Marshall St. now planned for the fall
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The legendary SU campus are bar Hungry Chuck s (left) plans to open in The Marshall, whose development at 727 S. Crouse Ave. forced its demolition in 2017.File photos
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Hungry Chuck’s, the legendary student hangout near the Syracuse University campus, is planning to reopen around the start of the fall 2021 school semester.
That’s a little behind the schedule previously announced by bar owner Stephen Theobald, who had hoped to open late in 2020.
“Blame the pandemic,” Theobald said. “It’s not a good time to open right now.”