New year, new restaurants
A new year, a new list of local restaurants to look forward to trying.
A new year, a new list of local restaurants to look forward to trying.
Five Guys has company.
There’s a new Mexican restaurant experience in Wichita, and it’s right in a familiar spot.
The dining room at the Kansas Star Casino’s soon-to-open Woodfire Grille The Kansas Star Casino’s fancy new steakhouse, Woodfire Grille, will open on Christmas Day.
Many restaurants around Wichita will close early on Christmas Eve, which is Monday. But some will be open during the evening hours, serving holiday diners. If your favorite restaurant is not on this list, which is not exhaustive, call to check the hours. Here are some that are open later:
Many restaurants around Wichita will close early on Christmas Eve, which is Monday. But some will be open during the evening hours, serving holiday diners. If your favorite restaurant is not on this list, which is not exhaustive, call to check the hours. Here are some that are open later:
The list of restaurants that keep the Christmas Day lights on is an eclectic mix of Asian restaurants, hotel buffets and family diners.
N&J Mediterranean Cuisine, 5600 E. Lincoln, has started a new special. Customers can get a free individual serving of hummus with any food purchase from the menu on Mondays
The Flying Stoves first day in business was Dec. 8, 2011. A year and hundreds of servings of crying tiger Thai tacos, Umami burgers and rolled chicken doobies later, Wichitas original food truck is celebrating its first birthday surrounded by a bunch of restaurants-on-wheels that followed in its tire tracks.
Find out the latest on three planned restaurants -- Siena Tuscan Steakhouse at the Ambassador Hotel, Woodfire Grille at the Kansas Star Casino, and Firebirds Wood Fired Grill, planned for the Waterfront.
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.
Barbecue is one of America’s truly original cuisines, and in this part of the country, it may also be one of the most polarizing. Everyone, save vegetarians, has a favorite place to indulge in slow-cooked, smoky meat goodness.
Before July, happy hour wasnt a very happy time in Kansas.
1. Mortimers Neighborhood Grill and Piano Bar: Former Cibola owners Kevin Brown and Tracy Fahrbach plan to open Mortimers Neighborhood Grille and Piano Bar in mid-January in the space in Clifton Square formerly occupied by John Browns.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Kansas is teaming up with Go Wichita and the Kansas Restaurant & Hospitality Association to put on a Restaurant Week in Wichita.
The Red Stocking Breakfast, an annual fundraiser for the Kansas Childrens Service League, is fom 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Carlos O Kellys, 7703 E. Douglas Ave.
Public at the Brickyard is having a beer dinner tonight. Put on by Boulevard Brewing Company, will be at 6 p.m. and will feature a four-course meal, each course paired with a beer from Boulevards Smokestack Series line of artisan beers.
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.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Kansas is teaming up with Go Wichita and the Kansas Restaurant & Hospitality Association to put on a “Restaurant Week” in Wichita. They’re planning it for June 21 to 30 and hope to get 25 local restaurants involved.
1. Westside Ciao is open: Wichita’s second Ciao Italian Kitchen is now open in the space at 2121 N. Tyler Road vacated when Tommy’s closed in April. It serves lunch and dinner and is open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays. It serves the same menu of homey Italian food as the eastside Ciao, which opened a year ago at 1720 N. Webb. For more information, call 316-616-2426.