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West Wichita restaurant owners say morning burglary could put them out of business
West Wichita restaurant owners say morning burglary could put them out of business. Inside, stickers and posters cover the walls. Under the restaurant's low lighting, you find regulars at the bar or scattered among the tables. The smell of fresh dough and pizza sauce mixes with low-voiced conversation and rock and roll music from a modern jukebox.
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First Look at Wendy’s Kitchen Jamaican Cuisine
Something Wichita doesn’t have enough of is Jamaican food, but thanks to a relatively new food truck called Wendy’s Kitchen Jamaican Cuisine, you can now get this a few times a week. But be sure to show up early before all the good stuff sells out!. Location &...
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15 BBL Brewery Auction, Closes November 12
WICHITA, Kan. — Equipment from Wichita Brewing Company’s former production facility will be offered in an online auction conducted by Perfection Industrial Sales. Lots begin closing Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 10 a.m. Central. The offering includes a DME 15 BBL copper brewhouse, stainless steel fermentation tanks up...
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7 dishes families ordered at Pizza Hut in the red-tablecloth days, from pan pizza to garlic bread
The first Pizza Hut opened in Wichita, Kansas in 1958, and for the next three decades the chain meant a real table in a real building, not a box left on a porch. The dining rooms had red-and-white checked tablecloths, wooden booths worn smooth, and a jukebox in the corner of more than a few locations. Pitchers of soda reached the table first. The pizza came out of a pan so hot the cheese held its shape for a full minute before it settled.
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Wichita Eagle
Take a look inside the new home of this longtime Wichita Mexican restaurant
It’s opening day for a popular west-side Mexican restaurant. Make that re-opening day. More than a week ago , Pedro Guevara closed his Puerto Vallarta Mexican Restaurant, which he’d operated at 608 N. Tyler for nearly eight years, so that he could move it to a bigger spot less than half a mile away, at 756 N. Tyler. Guevara and his wife, Elizabeth Zaragoza, put on a ribbon cutting outside the new business this morning and now are welcoming customers in to celebrate their grand reopening. The hours, for now, are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. Guevara said he plans to add Sunday hours — and Sunday brunch service — in about a month. The restaurant is serving the same Mexican specialties it did at its previous address with a few additions. Puerto Vallarta now has a second menu filled with American dishes such as pizza, sandwiches, chicken-fried chicken, chicken tenders and wings. Guevara decided to make the move not only because he’d outgrown his own space but also because he’d been having trouble with the air conditioning in his original building. Puerto Vallarta has taken over both the bar side and the restaurant side of the