Penguin Ed’s closes Wedington Drive location
Penguin Ed’s Barbecue closed its Wedington Drive location over the weekend.
Penguin Ed’s Barbecue closed its Wedington Drive location over the weekend.
We noticed a new barbecue truck is open on Township. We’ve also noticed a handful of restaurants that have permanently closed their doors in Fayetteville over the last few weeks.
Here’s what we know about a few new places that have opened, closed, relocated, or changed hands recently.
The restaurants have been sold to Fayetteville A&P Commissioner and restaurant owner Todd Martin of Southern Food Company, who plans to reopen both concepts in the coming months.
A nearly nine-year-old restaurant just off the Fayetteville square has permanently closed.
Co-owner Jerrmy Gawthrop told us on Monday the restaurant will close both its Fayetteville locations for the summer, with hopes to reopen again sometime in the fall.
Here’s what we know about a handful of places that have opened recently in Fayetteville.
Here are the 160+ most missed restaurants in the history of Fayetteville, 2020 edition.
A new fine dining restaurant serving food inspired by cuisine from around the world is now open on Block Avenue
The burritos served at 272 E. Joyce Boulevard in Fayetteville just got bigger.
Here’s what we know about a handful of places that are opening, closing, moving, or coming soon to Fayetteville.
A local restaurant specializing in vegan chocolate, coffee, smoothies, and vegan cuisine is now open in the Uptown Apartments + Shops development in north Fayetteville.
A nearly two-year run in north Fayetteville has come to an end for Puritan Coffee & Beer and Burton’s Creamery.
Black Bear Diner, a California-based restaurant chain specializing in “breakfast all day,” is planning to expand to Fayetteville soon.
Here’s a list of restaurants that will reportedly be open for the holidays this year.
We found both of the restaurant’s Fayetteville locations closed on Friday, with exterior signage removed.
A new restaurant focused on sushi and ramen will open in Fayetteville today
A Bentonville-based grocery store-restaurant hybrid focused on healthy eating is planning to expand to Fayetteville soon.
Smudgies Dessert Labs, the sweet treat restaurant located at 241 N. College at the corner of Dickson Street and College Avenue, closed for business last week.
A Little Rock-based Indian restaurant is planning to expand to Fayetteville this month.
The Village Inn on College Avenue in Fayetteville was one of four restaurants sold in a recent transaction worth nearly $7.2 million.
The sign on the window indicating that Fayetteville’s Hurts Donuts location is open “25/8” is no longer accurate.
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