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Cincinnati restaurant is home to Ohio’s best burrito, Food & Wine says
A Cincinnati restaurant serves the best burrito in Ohio, according to Food & Wine magazine.
Lalo, located at 709 Main St., downtown, serves Latin dishes with an Asian influence. It also serves the best burrito in the Buckeye State, according to “The Best Burritos in All 50 States,” published in the monthly magazine's latest edition.
While burrito styles can fluctuate widely, judges tried to include those that fit the idea when you think of “burrito” – something warm wrapped in a flour tortilla…
Pedal-pub company could be coming to Winston-Salem
A Winston-Salem company is pressing ahead in an effort to become the city’s first pedal-powered pub.
The Court Deli is where attorneys, locals and Yankee fans chow down
Location, location, location.
That may explain how the Court Deli, situated across from the Bronx Court House and two blocks from Yankee Stadium on East 161st Street, continues to thrive.
As one of the last remaining delicatessens in the Bronx, the Court Deli attracts three types of clientele: New York Yankee and baseball fans; attorneys, visitors and court personnel; and neighborhood denizens.
But court staffers keep the Court Deli busy five days a week, which is more than Yankee fans.
“We’re…
Hawkers Asian Street Fare targets fall opening on Beltline
The concept was launched in 2011 in Florida and is based on food from “hawker” or street vendor stalls on Asia, which serve up comfort food that is often passed down from generation to generation.
Sandwich shop to open new store in Far North San Antonio
Potbelly Sandwich Shop has plans to open a new shop this summer in Far North San Antonio.
The new store will be at 21918 U.S. Highway 281 North, Suite 106, just south of TPC Parkway. Dan Frey, principal of Austin-based Endeavor Real Estate Group, represented the landlord in the transaction with Potbelly.
The new location will be the seventh Potbelly Sandwich Shop in Greater San Antonio.
The company, which started in Chicago in 1977, has expanded rapidly over its 41 years to more than 450 company-owned…
CBF Morning Run: Playing with puppies and wrestling with rats, wrapping on the road, marveling in the Short North’s history, insuring an artful Gahanna, searching for The Scream, dreaming with Keith Richards and toasting an Licking County Irish red ale
Happy Monday morning, Columbus.
Every job has its stressful days. There are deadlines, computer snafus, countless meetings, printer mishaps, spilled coffee – you name it.
And on paper, last Thursday and Friday should have been stressful. We had scheduled 14 photo shoot/video interviews on Thursday and 17 more on Friday.
Editor Doug Buchanan, Design Director John Lauer, Creative Director Rick Titus and I met 32 of the best and brightest Central Ohio has to offer – the Columbus Business First…
Robinson CIO at Continuum Partners
Jenny Robinson was promoted to chief investment officer at Continuum Partners.
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Pueblo West Marketplace sells to investor for $5 million
The single-building, inline retail center was fully leased to 12 tenants at the time of sale.
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Bluerock Real Estate buys Links at Plum Creek apartments
Bluerock Real Estate, according to public records, paid $61 million for the 264-unit community, which was sold by Sentinel Real Estate Corp.
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See the restaurants that opened and closed in April
More than 30 new restaurants opened in the Phoenix area during April.
The openings include some highly anticipated restaurants from well-known chefs and restaurateurs. Nadia Holguin and Armando Hernandez of Tacos Chiwas, and James Beard winning Chef Chris Bianco of Pizzeria Bianco teamed to open Roland's Cafe Market Bar in Phoenix this month.
There also was the expansion of a number of local and national chains.
March is usually the busiest month for Phoenix-area restaurants, but April is busy…