As a young teen, one of my favorite things to do was to get dropped off at the South Plains Mall and spend hours and hours walking around and talking to my friends.
Now, as an adult, I have to drive myself, but I still love to do the same thing- get a bunch of steps in, nice air-conditioning while taking breaks to shop around.
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That much walking can sure work up an appetite- not just for the delicious mall food we have now, but also for the sweet nostalgia of bygone South Plains Mall food.
Food Options Available At The South Plains Mall
Before we mourn what has left our mall, we should take a moment to appreciate the amazing options we have right now. Honestly, South Plains Mall has never had better food than it does now, thanks to the expanded options encircling the mall.
South Plains Mall Stores From 50 Years Ago
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Uncle Julios, Bubba’s 33, Olive Garden, and The Cheesecake Factory are all good options for a meal, drinks, and good times with friends. And they are all just a very short walk from the main mall.
Inside the mall are great options too, from Philly steak sandwiches to Palentas to pretzels! If you are looking for an up-to-date list, check it out here.
What South Plains Mall Had When We Were Kids
I’m sure each generation feels like their mall was the best, but unless they were kids/ teens in the 90s, they are wrong. Now THAT was the best time. Wet Seal, Nature’s Gifts, and Taco Villa all at the same time? It was perfect!
(I’m sure you 70s, 80s, 00s, and even 10s kids had your best version of the mall, too)
Ready to reminisce with your favorite former mall foods? We have a list that spans the decades.
Nostalgic South Plains Mall Food Lubbock Folks Want Back Immediately
The South Plains Mall has some amazing food options both inside and around the building. But that doesn’t keep us from missing some bygone places from when we were kids in the 70s, 80s, 90s or 2000s!
Gallery Credit: Renee Raven
Kids Eat Free: Lubbock Restaurants That Offer Meals And Deals
Looking for free (or heavily discounted) eats for the kids in Lubbock? We’ve got you covered Monday through Thursday and Sundays, too. Remember, promotions can change, so ask your server before ordering or call ahead if you want to be absolutely sure of the discount.
Gallery Credit: Renee Raven
Locals Agree, This Lubbock Donut Shop Lives Up To The Hype
A long-running local Lubbock donut shop gets rave reviews, and once you see these pictures, your mouth will be watering, too.
Gallery Credit: City Donuts
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