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Little "GF" logos are showing up on local restaurant menus– and they don't mean food for your girlfriend. That's because more and more local restaurants are retooling their menus is to accommodate those with gluten and wheat intolerances, which vary.
Deep Fried Pork Chop with Crispy Polenta, Tempura Apples, Wilted Young Greens
Written by Matthew Green | Friday, 26 April 2013 10:29 |A recipe for deep-fried pork chop with crispy polenta, Tempura apples, wilted young greens.
We present three former food fixtures with cult followings whose flavors are gone, but not forgotten. We attempt the impossible with the next best thing.
So Close We Can Taste It: Downtown Market Opens Outdoor Market This Month
Written by Steven DePolo | Friday, 26 April 2013 10:22 |The Grand Rapids Downtown Market has been busy over the past several months, securing vendors and completing construction on the $30 million culinary cathedral. It is set to open its outdoor seasonal market May 4 and its indoor market in July.
Not all of us are on the same eating schedule. Here are some of the best joints in town for you night owls.
Incubators Help Businesses Get into the Market
Written by Jane Simons, Carly Plank | Friday, 26 April 2013 10:13 |For local would-be food entrepreneurs, incubators give them a chance to get their ideas out of the kitchen and into the market.
We gave our current and former minions $20 to try a new restaurant and tell us about their experience. Here are the results, as told to us by the minions.
Open seven days a week from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m., the younger bearded brother of the Cherry Deli and cousin to the recently closed 4th Street Deli serves up several dozen of the city's exquisitely stuffed sandwiches and decadent salads.
Founders' growth and current success began in 2007 on Grand Rapids' Monroe Avenue in Grand Rapids, nearly 10 years after Dave Engbers and Mike Stevens opened the brewery in the Brassworks Building.
Trevor Doublestein and Dane Sexton have been friends for nearly 12 years. Sexton went to WMU for finance and has held a position with Morgan Stanley for 13 years, while Doublestein went to Columbia for film and worked for his family's construction business in Petoskey.
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