Restaurants

There’s hundreds of new novelties at the Iowa State Fair to eat and drink this year. We tried the ones that stood out most.

A Johnson County coffee brand is expanding quickly across Iowa after coming under new ownership.

Nechus, a South American fusion concept in NewBo City Market, opened at the helm of a trio of new restaurateurs from Colombia and Ecuador on June 27.

Munchi Mochi, a new doughnut shop near Kirkwood Community College, had a temporary setback after a car drove through its building on July 30. The incident destroyed the store’s front wall and left significant damage inside.

Their menu includes extensive bread offerings, including roasted rosemary and garlic, “The Triple Cheesy” and jalapeno cheddar made with candied peppers.

Global Graze plans to feature eight Linn County restaurants including Big Grove Brewery, The Map Room, The Hangry Lady, Saatvik Swaad and The Hip-Stir.

The Cedar Rapids Downtown Farmers Market celebrated its 20th season with a special dinner by Cobble Hill. Have a taste with our review of an event that could come back annually.

Without any hints on the new restaurant’s owner, the sign only indicates the new restaurant will serve “New York style pizza, pasta and subs.”

An emerging trend shows an uptick in restaurants running without proper licensure, locally and statewide.

I’ll Meet You There, a new venture from duo Lindsay and Jaymie McGrath, tentatively plans to open late this year.

A Kingston Village restaurant staple is on the market.

A Golden Arches in northeast Cedar Rapids has reopened after several months of renovations.