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Chickpea Cafe: A Taste of the Middle East and the Mediterranean

Recently a friend and I dined at the Chickpea Café for lunch. She was very keen having been there before, and I just love Middle Eastern/Mediterranean cuisine since having a college housemate named Ahmed who taught me how to whip up a respectable hummus. Chickpea Café is located one block north of Main Street at [...]

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Comfort and Community at the Kountry Korner Cafe

There is contentment in community. Belonging to a group, joining a club, wearing the same colors on game day, waving the same flag: all breed familiarity and a sense of belonging. In community we matter. Hence the attraction of being a “regular” in a place we can call our own, where everyone [...]

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Take the Clark’s Fork

Clark’s Fork restaurant is a short walk from my office on 1265 Stoneridge Drive, and now a familiar haunt. I’m always taken by the bright and spacious entryway and the clean spare lines of the dining areas. The motif is a direct reflection of the restaurant itself: food quotes from the notes of the Corps [...]

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Buffaloes and Pizza?

Who doesn’t like a big red barn? Buffalo Bump Pizza, located just one block west of Four Corners on Norris Road, is the place to go with your family for hearty pizza, satisfying calzones, hot & cold specialty grinders, fresh salads, delectable wraps and spicy buffalo wings.

Driving up you’ll notice the ample parking and [...]

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Storm Castle Cafe: Where Everybody Knows Your Name

You can find them here every Saturday morning, just off Lincoln Avenue on Tai Lane. The regulars, the visitors, the Bobcat fans, our friends and us – here for some of the best food in town and a short walk from campus.

And they’re here too – Kara, Lora, Zoe, Brooke, Megan, Beth and Kelly, [...]

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Vera Fare: True Food Evolution

Entering Vera Fare I got the sense that this place is all about excellence. The dark furnishings boast simple lines, the immaculate tile and wood floors gleam in the sunshine and the honey-colored walls have a few well-placed cafe art pieces. The high ceilings give it an airy, sophisticated yet welcoming feel. I was greeted [...]

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A Rose Blooms in Belgrade

One of Belgrade’s brightest dining gems is the Desert Rose Restaurant.

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From the Mouths of Babes: A Family Visit to Burger Bob’s

I am completely in the dark regarding the history of Burger Bob’s, though one pass through and it’s easy to assume this restaurant is a local institution.

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