From Cedar Rapids Facebook foodie groups to national news outlets, Culver’s is making a splash with its decision this month to switch soda fountains from Pepsi to Coca-Cola products.
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From Cedar Rapids Facebook foodie groups to national news outlets, Culver’s is making a splash with its decision this month to switch soda fountains from Pepsi to Coca-Cola products.
The federal government is threatening to withhold about $14 million of annual funding for roads and bridges because of a provision in Iowa law.
More Flavors Hoagies is working to become more visible from it’s corner shop in SE Cedar Rapids.
4 Hermanos Mexican Food opened on Dec. 19 at 1725 Boyson Rd. The expansive menu features a wide variety of burritos, fries, nachos, quesadillas, enchiladas, salads, tacos and roll tacos (commonly known as taquitos.)
The ground-level space at 211 E. Ninth St., Suite 135, previously was home to La Vecina Restaurante, a modern upscale Mexican restaurant.
After 7 months in its current cloud kitchen, the restaurant will be moving again.
In a new statement, an attorney for Hamburg Inn No. 2’s owner said the Iowa City restaurant will close for the month of January, under new management, to undergo repairs.
By this time next year, one restaurateur hopes to have 3 or 4 locations in Iowa City or Coralville.
Hamburg Inn, an iconic Iowa City diner, is not closing, an attorney for the owner said Monday. The restaurant will have reduced hours until some building repairs are made, but should reopen full time later this month, Kim Baer said.
Great Harvest Bread Company’s second location, The Cafe at Westdale, is preparing to open soon.
A hibachi and sushi spot has opened its first dining room in Cedar Rapids after about a year in business as a food truck.
After less than two years in business, The Brass Fountain is closing in Solon.
Iowa City’s iconic Hamburg Inn No. 2 is set to close indefinitely Jan. 8 in part due to strained communications between local management and the owner.
There were 10 stories hungry readers couldn’t get enough of as restaurants opened and closed through the year.
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