New Italian restaurant Bravos long on taste, short on parking
It seems appropriate that the restaurant space with nine lives should attract a restaurateur with nine lives.
It seems appropriate that the restaurant space with nine lives should attract a restaurateur with nine lives.
Chiang Mai has flown under my restaurant radar for quite some time, but finally, at the behest of a trusted friend, we headed south to Hillside and 31st Street to see what it was all about.
If a meal is vegan and made using locally grown natural ingredients, it has negative calories.
My initial disappointment at the removal of sushi from Nippon’s menu was soon allayed by a warm bowl of sirloin and meatball pho.
Your brain might have trouble processing Doo-Dah Diner, a restaurant that’s sort of hard to classify.
As an adventurous eater, I like to try lots of things. Im a fan of Spanish-style tapas restaurants because of the wide variety one can have at a reasonable price. The Chinese version of tapas is dim sum. And in Wichita, you have only once choice for dim sum: Toms Lotus Garden.
There’s a new Mexican restaurant experience in Wichita, and it’s right in a familiar spot.
The name is sort of funny. The atmosphere is nil. But the hot, marinated Mexican meats simmering in serving trays at the front of Taco Tinga look and smell wonderful and taste even better.
Wichita has plenty of bar food. But when high school buddies Drew Thompson and Travis Russell teamed up this fall to open Public at the Brickyard in a cavernous but very cool underground space attached to the Brickyard bar, 129 N. Rock Island, Wichita got its first trendy gastropub.
When searching for an authentic Mexican meal, we often think of several restaurants on the north side of Wichita.
I never can decide which Vietnamese dish I love most.
Hole-in-the-wall discoveries are one of the best perks of writing about restaurants, and thanks to the urgings of several sushi eaters in-the-know, I’ve discovered another one.