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History
Established in 2010.
Many have come and gone, but George’s is still here, for 75 years and counting. The original building, consisting of the bar area with a small kitchen in back, began in 1930 as «Harry B’s,» named after owner Harry Urmeister. Harry was a founding member of the Nose Brothers organization, a long-standing Baylor tradition. An avid sportsman, he developed a strong relationship with Baylor athletics, pairing the two together for all these years.
George Etros bought Harry B’s in 1967 and changed the name to «George’s.» It was at this time that our most famous drink, the «Big O™,» received its name. A waitress by the name of Lucille Brown called them Big Oranges, the rest of the staff shortened it to «Big O™,» and it stuck!
In 1992, Sammy A. Citrano III was the managing partner at the Elite Café and Health Camp on the circle. As friendly competitors, Sammy became familiar with the «George’s» name and the economics of running local restaurants. In November 1993, Sammy was handed the George’s