If you were hoping to have a delicious food truck lunch in downtown San Bernardino today (January 19), you’re out of luck.
For the second month in a row, the Third Thursday Food Fest has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
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Want to help hungry folks right here in the Inland Empire this holiday season?
Simply stop by one of our Inland Empire newsrooms and drop off non-perishable food. The donations will be delivered to Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino, which will get the food to people who need it.
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Although the new Rock & Brews restaurant at San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino has been open for a little while, the eatery is hosting its grand opening tomorrow (December 6) featuring two of its co-owners: Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of KISS.
Fans are welcome to attend the grand opening and meet the rockers during the event.
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This week is MOD Pizza’s birthday week and the chain will be “Spreading MODness” through Sunday (November 27).
The “made-on-demand” pizza chain will donate $1 of each MOD-size pizza sold this week to a selected organization.
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We’re huge fans of the monthly Third Thursdays Food Fest in San Bernardino, and today’s (November 17) event brings two more reasons to be excited.
Two trucks are making their debut: 13 Ice Cream and Street Kitchen!
Street Kitchen is new to us, but we’ve long been fans of 13 Ice Cream’s delicious traditional — and non-traditional — ice creams.
What to expect? Besides the usual strawberry and cookies and cream flavors, how about spinach, kale or broccoli? No? How about marigold, saltine or garlic?
Here we go again.
Back in 2013, a real estate website, Movoto, compiled a list of “America’s Worst Cities for Food Lovers,” and San Bernardino landed at the top of the list.
Last week, it was WalletHub’s turn.
The personal finance website posted its list of “2016’s Best & Worst Foodie Cities,” and guess what?
Yep. San Bernardino loses again.
But … it’s not as bad as Fontana, apparently.
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You can enjoy a burger and pig out on unlimited fries, all while helping support Special Olympics tonight (October 20) in Redlands.
Red Robin, 27476 Lugonia Ave., is hosting a Tip-A-Cop event from 5 to 9 p.m. with Redlands police officers and personnel working alongside Red Robin staff to collect donations.
Longtime (since 1982) downtown Redlands fine dining establishment Joe Greensleeves, closed since April due to an electrical fire, will not reopen, the owners announced yesterday on Facebook.
For more information, click here.
For the last couple of years now, food trucks have been a part of Rah Rah Redlands, the University of Redlands’ celebration of the Bulldog football team’s first home game.
This year’s event, set for Saturday (September 17), is no exception.
Scheduled trucks for this year are:
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The long-gestating Super Pizza Hut opens today (August 30) in north San Bernardino.
During a pre-opening military appreciation day on Sunday, I was able to take a peek at the new location.
I was told that the first-of-its-kind restaurant was the nation’s largest Pizza Hut, and I don’t doubt it.
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