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Topeka's Envista Eats & Beats draws crowd with music and food
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Crepe Du Jour in Manhattan, KS: A Sweet Little French-Inspired Stop Behind Bluestem Bistro
Crepe Du Jour in Manhattan, KS: Aggieville's New French-Inspired Crepe Shop. There is something very Manhattan, Kansas, about finding a new favorite food spot tucked behind a longtime local favorite like Bluestem Bistro. Crepe Du Jour is now open in Aggieville, bringing French-inspired crepes, local flavor, and that casual college-town charm we all secretly love.
The Topeka Capital-Journal
How a Topeka grocery store has kept leadership within family
A longtime family-owned business in Topeka is closing in on a century in operation by putting its loyal customers first. Tilton's Market opened its doors to the Oakland Community in 1935 and began as a street produce stand. Since then, it has operated for 91 years. Over time and multiple generations, the store had expanded to as many as four locations across Topeka. Now, customers can find two locations: Tilton's Westside Thriftway Market, 1100 SW 6th Ave., and Tilton's Market, 1905 NE Seward Ave. Both are run by Jeff Tilton and his son, Daniel Tilton, who is in the process of taking over ownership as his father prepares to retire. Family ties for many years Daniel Tilton said he grew up in the business and is honored to now hold a leadership position. "I've been working for my dad since 2005," he said. "I was still in high school. I picked up a couple hours a week and kind of snowballed it from there. I know a lot, but there's parts of the business I know very little about. ... There are changes that I have made, want to make, and that it's a process. They don't like some of
The Topeka Capital-Journal
Birdcall chicken chain spreading its wings with Topeka expansion
A Colorado-based chicken restaurant is spreading its wings, with the expansion likely to include the capital city and other locations in Kansas. Birdcall, the fast casual brand, has mapped out plans to add nearly 100 locations across six states to its franchise expansion pipeline in the next five years. Initial efforts will focus on Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio and Wisconsin The company hopes to introduce its all-natural chicken, made-to-order meals and tech-forward dining experience to new markets throughout the region, said a company press release. “The Midwest represents a tremendous opportunity for Birdcall,” said Mark Lohmann, CEO of Birdcall. “From our award-winning chicken sandwiches and other handcrafted menu offerings to our commitment to innovation and community, we believe Birdcall offers an experience that resonates with today’s guests and is a natural fit for the region.” The planned Midwest expansion is part of Birdcall’s broader national franchise initiative. Birdcall looks to expand in Topeka and across Midwest Birdcall sees development opportunities in these key markets: Kansas : 5-7 restaurants across Wichita and Topeka. Indiana : 10-15 restaurants across Indianapolis, Bloomington, Evansville and Fort Wayne. Missouri : As many as 18 restaurants across St. Louis, Columbia and Kansas City. Nebraska :
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Lunch & Learn With Kansas Spanish Speakers on July 22, 2026
The Emporia Area Chamber invites you to our next Lunch & Learn: Using Technology To Connect With More Customers, on Wednesday, July 22, at Noon, presented in partnership with Kansas Spanish Speakers and open to the entire community. Discover how simple, accessible tools like Google Translate can help improve communication...
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FEEL GOOD FRIDAY: ‘A kid and a catering business’ Gourmet to Go settles into new home
Local business owner Jessica Symonds’ childhood fantasy became a reality a few years ago and now it has a new location where she hopes more residents will be able to bask in it with her. Symmonds and her staff of Gourmet to Go held a ribbon-cutting at their new...
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Here’s the scoop on Hoyt’s annual ice cream social
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - What started as a small gathering in the church yard has grown into a community event. Brandy Moszeter visited Eye on NE Kansas to talk about the Hoyt United Methodist Church ice cream social. Brandy said the event goes back more than 40 years. She said...
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This Humble Kansas Diner Has A Chicken-Fried Steak That’s Practically Famous
A breakfast plate can make or break the whole day. Get it wrong, and you are just chewing through regret with a side of cold toast. Get it right, though, and suddenly the morning has swagger. That is the kind of old-school breakfast confidence waiting in Kansas. The food is...
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5 Best Ice Cream Places in Topeka, Kansas that Locals Want to Keep to Themselves
Topeka is one of the Midwest’s most quietly compelling cities — a place where prairie winds sweep across wide boulevards, where the Kansas River bends through neighbourhoods, where the State Capitol rises above historic streets, and where the food culture blends small‑town comfort with government‑town steadiness and a growing wave of modern creativity. It’s a city shaped by long‑time locals, state workers, families, students, and newcomers drawn by affordability, calm, and the easy pace of Kansas life.
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Fiesta Topeka royalty candidates serve up food, family tradition at kickoff event
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Lines formed Friday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Saturday, June 27, marking the start of Fiesta Topeka activities in July. The kick-off event featured the two Fiesta Topeka royalty candidates — Gabriela Gonzales and Joselinee Morales Aquino — who served dishes tied to their cultural identities.
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New Bar & Grill Slated to Open in Downtown Clay Center
This summer, Crossroads Bar and Grill LLC will open at 420 Lincoln Avenue, the former location of 15-24 Brew House. The business has been a lifelong dream of co-owner Felipe Vazquez, who has lived in Clay Center for the past decade. Along with lifelong friend, Jose Ayala, the pair will...
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A Kansas Tavern Created A Fried Bologna Sandwich That Became An Icon
Some sandwiches are born to be lunch. Others somehow become local legends. This Kansas tavern took fried bologna, a humble classic with zero interest in acting fancy, and turned it into the kind of sandwich people remember, recommend, and defend with surprising passion. That is the beauty of true comfort...