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  • Tanya’s Soup Kitchen

    Tanya’s soups have made her a local celebrity, and true to her reputation her new restaurant doesn’t disappoint. Besides delicious soups, diners enjoy fresh salads, sandwiches and desserts. Beer and wine are also available, along with plenty of patio seating. $ (09/2011)

    1725 E Douglas Ave
    316-267-7687
    tanyassoupkitchen.com

  • British Banger Company

    Tired of the same ol’ American fast food? Try a British meal on-the-go! Enjoy bangers and mash, cottage pie or cheese and onion bake. Add a side of mushy peas, curry beans, or JubiSalad. Frozen food to warm up at home is also available, and Sunday roasts are coming soon. $ (09/2011)

    1713 W Douglas
    316-253-1503
    britishbangercompany.com

  • And the Wiener Is…

    This new local favorite— located down the street from bar- and restaurant-heavy Old Town—is open a little later than the city's bars on Friday and Saturday nights. With more than 50 kinds of hot dogs (including the New York, Columbian and Frito-Chili Pie, to name a few), it may be difficult to choose. Try the breakfast dog (scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, bacon) and fries. $ (08/2011)

    2322 E Douglas Ave
    316-262-2880

  • Piccadilly Grill

    This upscale grill, located within the Piccadilly Market and Bakery, does many types of cuisine—and does them all well. Wednesday nights feature Lebanese dishes; Thursdays are pasta nights; and on Fridays, it serves up seafood. Don’t miss the brunch buffet on Sundays. $$ (08/2011)

    7728 E Central Ave
    316-681-1100
    piccadillyusa.com



  • Bossa Grill

    Called the Pei Wei of South American food by locals, this new restaurant offers a casual, offbeat alternative to burgersand- fries fast food. Dishes include Leme chicken (baconwrapped grilled breast topped with gorgonzola and marsala) and tropical shrimp, sautéed with bacon and pineapple. $ (04/2011)

    3242 N Rock Rd
    316-425-0020

  • Felipe’s

    For 40-plus years, locals have loved this Mexican restaurant. To keep up with demand, it recently opened this fourth location. The new Westside spot is more modern in design than the others, but the food is the same. Start with chili con queso, move on to a chorizo enchilada and finish with the fried strawberry cheesecake. $$ (03/2011)

    445 S 119th
    316-729-2500
    felipeswichita.com

  • DELANO BARBECUE CO.

    There’s a roll of paper towels on every table at this casual, family-style barbecue joint. Enjoy slow-cooked meats—beef brisket, pulled pork and ribs—from the wood smoker with a side of homemade fries or onion rings while taking in the casual atmosphere. $ (01/2011)

    710 W Douglas Ave
    316-260-4950
    wichitadelano.com

  • NU WAY CAFE

    This burger counter has been a Wichita tradition since the 1930s. The Nu Way burger is a plateful of beef crumbles (think sloppy Joe without the sauce) that makes a fork a musthave. It’s also known for its fresh-cut fries and homemade root beer. $ (11/2010)

    1416 W Douglas Ave
    316-267-1131
    nuwaycafe.com



  • PACIFIC COAST PIZZA

    This pizza joint offers plenty of classic toppings, but what sets it apart is the West Coast-style options. The Wipe Out (sweet chile sauce, Thai marinated chicken, peanuts, mozzarella, pepper and onion) and Palm Springs (beef tenderloin, shrimp, Monterey jack cheese and onion) are standouts. $$ (09/2010)

    7718 E 37th St N
    316-201-4743

  • SWEET BASIL

    It’s a little kitschy, but this Italian-Midwestern restaurant with white tablecloths and red leather booths is perfect for a night of romance. Order the hand-trimmed fi let mignon or garlic-basil pasta. $$ (05/2010)

    2424 N Woodlawn St
    316-651-0123

  • SUGAR SISTERS BAKERY AND CAFÉ

    No matter what time of day it is, there’s a sweet treat fresh out of the oven at this bakery. Although it specializes in baked-from-scratch goods, it also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Try the tomato curry with rice. $ (01/2010)

    4811 E Central Ave
    316-519-3814
    sugarsistersbakery.com

  • THE PALETTE BISTRO

    At The Academy of Fine Art, this casual bistro offers pastries, sandwiches, soups, desserts and coffees to enjoy while discussing your new favorite works, which may include some from the attached photography gallery. $ (12/2009)

    613A W Douglas
    316-295-4133
    www.thepalette.biz