Restaurants

The Bluebird Diner at 330 E. Market St. in Iowa City was named the state’s most “iconic” diner by Reader’s Digest.

Four women in Corridor businesses have been named to the Iowa Restaurant Association’s annual list of 40 Women to Watch in Hospitality.

From burgers to taverns to elegant Italian to popular Mexican

Capanna Coffee Roasters’ coffee shop is coming under new ownership as the brand shifts its attention to focus on coffee bean roasting.

Looking for the best food in downtown and Northside Iowa City? See what made our list from Taste of Iowa City’s 15th annual event.

See what Hot & Roll, a no-frills spot with U.K. inspired Pakistani food, has on the menu.

The new cafe, opened in early August, serves cold-cut and toasted sandwiches, signature macaroni and cheese options, fresh salads, charcuterie boards, cheesecakes, snacks and a variety of seasonal specials like soups for fall.

The popular restaurant and bar will close this fall.

With its first full-service restaurant opening in a decade, Rio Burritos is expanding on specialties and coming into its own authenticity with northern Mexican street food.

As Boulder Tap House moves to a freestanding location, Olde Brick House will take its place.

The 15th annual event offers the culinary diversity of downtown and Northside Iowa City restaurants through bite-sized samples from more than 50 restaurants.

The iconic Iowa City diner plans to reopen this fall under new ownership, including some with a hand in well-known local establishments.