The resolution commemorates the 100th anniversary of Martin's Place, a family-owned barbecue restaurant in Bryan, Texas, founded in 1925 by Martin Kapchinskie. Initially a travel stop selling barbecue, groceries, and gas, the establishment has evolved over the decades, surviving the Great Depression and expanding its offerings with the addition of a meat market in 1951. The restaurant has remained a beloved fixture in the community, attracting loyal patrons and creating lasting memories for generations of Texas A&M students.

Recognized as an Official Texas Historical Landmark in 2005, Martin's Place continues to be operated by Steve Kapchinskie, the grandson of the founder, who has preserved the restaurant's heirloom recipes and historic barbecue pit. The resolution expresses the Texas House of Representatives' appreciation for the Kapchinskie family's contributions to the local economy and culture, extending best wishes for the future as they celebrate this significant milestone. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared for the family as a token of respect and recognition.