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Before there was Little Rock Urban Farming’s (LRFU) G Street garden, founder Christopher Hiryak knew he wanted to do something big. He says, “I wanted to prove to myself and all of my friends and family, that at a minimum, we can do this organically and eat.” The ‘this’ in that statement initially refers to […]
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Welcome to Rumbles, your weekly source for food news, events, and specials going on in Little Rock. This week is overflowing with news and events, many of which include specials. News B-Street Rib Off moved to April: One of our favorite annual events announced last week that they will move the event to next April.
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Recently, we reported on the coming Latin restaurant that was to be the newest addition to the Little Rock food scene and the latest tenant on Bowman Curve in west Little Rock — a location previously occupied by the short-lived Bill’s Country Kitchen, and several other restaurants before that. LuLu’s Latin Rotisserie & Grill opened its
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We are entering into the time of the year where it seems like there is a charity dinner or event for every cause imaginable. Sometimes it is hard for a truly great event go noticed during a chaotic time. The annual Arkansas No Kid Hungry dinner, held this year on November 2nd, is one such
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Kathy Webb has spent a large portion of her life working in restaurants. Although she now works for the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance and is very civically active, we still thought it appropriate to feature her in this month’s ‘Women of the Food Industry’ in honor of September’s Hunger Action Month. Though she doesn’t gamble,
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A few things to chew on… The Down Season This week we are beaching it along the emerald coast before the summer closes out on us for good. One thing we have found is that this seems to be the lowest of low times of the year for local restaurants. Many take the month of
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Agriculture calls the city home in urban farming, a phrase that has become on-trend within the past few years. Back in 1992, however, Little Rock was already ahead of the game with the creation of the Dunbar Garden Community Project. Located on 1800 South Chester Street, the garden was initially formed with an educational aspect
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In Staff Picks, each of us tells of our favorite foods around town. We each get three top picks, so if a dish falls on this list, you know it’s got to be good. In no particular order, here are our Favorite Breakfast Dishes in Little Rock. Becca Bona 1. Breakfast Burrito at B-side –
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News Lulu’s Latin Rotisserie and Grill opens tomorrow. We brought you a preview of it a couple of weeks ago. Looks to be a good addition to the Bowman curve area. Del Frisco’s opened this past Saturday. We offered up a free brunch that morning that around 200 of you took advantage of. The small chain seems
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Ever wonder what makes some of Little Rock’s food personalities tick? Food Insider takes a look at individuals who are helping change the landscape of our city’s culinary scene. Whether they’re in the kitchen, managing a storefront, farming land or running a food truck … we’ll delve into both the professional and personal side of these dynamite
Food Insider: Slader Marshall of Slader's Alaskan Dumpling Co. Read More »