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To: CharleyMike who wrote (54694)	8/16/2000 11:00:45 PM
From: Justin C	Respond to of 71178

Or does Dallas do Luby's Cafeterias? Luby's, in an attempt to upgrade its stodgy image, has dropped "Cafeteria" from its name. Unfortunately, Luby's remains a stodgy cafeteria for the most part. I go by the Post Oak location every now and then when I'm eating alone and don't particularly need any ambience. That location was remodelled last year and went from frumpy to something resembling Soup'R'Salad or Boston Market. It didn't help. I rarely order dessert when I eat out, but I may look for their lemon chess pie, which will likely be good but a distant second to my late Aunt Myrtle's. Their food overall is pretty good, but their management can't seem to get a handle on the TF (Tacky Factor). All the above is just my opinion. I know there are many who are loyal to Luby's and like it very much. But a manager recently told me that the Houston customer count is down about 20%, so I'm not alone in thinking they need some improvements to catch up with the more trendy places (Cafe Express, etc.) that have sprung up.