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Sales of the cookbook will support hospitality industry employees affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
The acclaimed barbecue joint will now operate all of its locations for curbside pickup seven days a week, minus Easter.
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The popular restaurant is also offering a superb selection of wines, beers, bottled cocktails and sodas.
In Overland Park, Sobahn is working to increase its digital marketing and carryout options.
Look for honey-glazed ham, mashed potatoes, mac 'n' cheese and more.
The pop up on Wed., April 8 will feature 300 meals that include two chicken tamales with salsa verde, corn masa and a café con leche.
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The new fund comes from Major Brands and Beam Suntory.
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You'll find shelf-stable food items, made-from-scratch pastries and baked goods, freshly roasted coffee, cleaning supplies and even toilet paper.
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Only two locations are offering a wide selection of dumplings, buns, egg tarts and more on the weekends.
As COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, continues to spread throughout the U.S., few industries are being hit quite like the restaurant industry. One of the ways many restaurants are trying to adapt is by offering expanded options for delivery, takeout and curbside pickup.
The bakery offers croissants, New York-style bagels, danishes, mochi donuts and more.
Each family taco kit is intended to feed four folks, and comes with everything to build your ideal taco.
The group plans to choose new benefactors every few weeks.
The pilot program is designed to feed the community, but also to keep restaurants from going out of business and help workers stay employed.
The association has raised nearly $20,000 so far.
The pop-up concept features a rotation of chefs who represent different regions of Asia.
Kansas City breweries, restaurants and bars were recently required to close for dine-in service due to the COVID-19 outbreak, but you can still stock up on some of your favorite craft beers, wine and spirits.
Restaurant demand has dropped for meat, dairy and produce sourced from local farms.
Celina Tio is also offering her top-notch collection of bourbon, gin, vodka, mezcal, beer, cider and wine to go.
The restaurant has transformed into a community kitchen.
