Restaurants in Ames.
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Two pieces of news:
(1) Pepperjax on South Duff is now listed as "permanently closed" on Google.
(2) The old Fazoli's spot on North Grand will soon house Clayton Farms' new venture:
www.claytonfarms.com
(1) Pepperjax on South Duff is now listed as "permanently closed" on Google.
(2) The old Fazoli's spot on North Grand will soon house Clayton Farms' new venture:
Clayton Farms
www.claytonfarms.com
Two pieces of news:
(1) Pepperjax on South Duff is now listed as "permanently closed" on Google.
(2) The old Fazoli's spot on North Grand will soon house Clayton Farms' new venture:
Clayton Farms
I’ve heard really good things.
I tried the cheesesteak cart on campus this week. Pretty damn good. Will go again.
The salad thing could really work. Cool idea.Two pieces of news:
(1) Pepperjax on South Duff is now listed as "permanently closed" on Google.
(2) The old Fazoli's spot on North Grand will soon house Clayton Farms' new venture:
Clayton Farms
The new Italian restaurant by Quality Inn on 13th street is pretty dang good. Pasta Al Forno. It beens getting a lot of good reviews. Went there for lunch last week. Menu has lunch specials for $8.95. I had lasagna and you get a soup or salad and a roll. Rolls were hot and salad was huge! Guy I was with had blue cheese dressing and the chunks of blue cheese were size of half dollar. Place was full but like a lot of places, understaffed. Going again tonight!
The former Village Inn location on Lincoln Way will be a Mexican restaurant. Opening soon.
Family Affair: New, family-owned Mexican restaurant opening in former Village Inn location
Family-owned El Jefe opens soon, offering authentic Mexican recipes, weekend brunch, house-made moles and artisan margaritas.
www.amestrib.com
Dunkin' Donuts adding a location, in the old Burger King space on Lincoln Way.
BACKGROUND: The property owner and Dunkin’ Donuts franchisee is proposing to partially redevelop 209 Lincoln Way as a drive-through coffee shop (see Attachment A - Location and Zoning Map). The site is the former location of a drive-through Burger King restaurant originally developed in 1976. The majority of the existing building will be reused and include an indoor seating area. The play structure on the south side of the building will be removed and replaced with a new façade and patio. The parking area, including the drive-through, will be reconstructed.
BACKGROUND: The property owner and Dunkin’ Donuts franchisee is proposing to partially redevelop 209 Lincoln Way as a drive-through coffee shop (see Attachment A - Location and Zoning Map). The site is the former location of a drive-through Burger King restaurant originally developed in 1976. The majority of the existing building will be reused and include an indoor seating area. The play structure on the south side of the building will be removed and replaced with a new façade and patio. The parking area, including the drive-through, will be reconstructed.
Just what we need. Ames is nothing but predicable, multiple stores and resturaunts that are exactly the same.
Heard that, I don't think I've had KFC in 25 years or more.
Ames needs a legit, non-chained steakhouse. It’s weird that a college town in the middle of Iowa has no place to get a good steak. Granted most college kids aren’t getting ribeyes I suppose.
Not to mention there’s already like 3 Starbucks locations and a Scooters is already in that direct area
