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Exquisite pizzerias in SB County

November 22, 2016 by Shamce Ahmad Leave a Comment

By Shamce Ahmad |Staff Writer| All across the Inland Empire and San Bernardino County, there are pizzerias littered among the food scene all claiming to be the best around. The three restaurants that I visited were Romano’s Restaurant in Riverside, Vegan Korner in Colton, and The Gourmet Pizza Shoppe in Redlands. Romano’s Italian restaurant and Pizzeria is well-renowned for their expertise in fine Italian dining and pizza-crafting in the style popularized in the city of Chicago. In addition, Romano’s carries a full bar that is a hit among the weekend warriors in Riverside. The Chicago-style ambiance of the building certainly helps in establishing an authentic experience for … [Read more...] about Exquisite pizzerias in SB County

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Colton, Features, food, Gourmet, italian, Pizza, quality, Redlands, restaurant, riverside

Bricks and Birch

June 9, 2016 by Elina Urrutia Leave a Comment

By Elina Urrutia |Staff Writer| Bricks and Birch is a newly established restaurant in the heart of downtown Redlands, in the historic Fox Theatre building. The shop features wood-fired pizza, salad, pastries, Stumptown Coffee and a variety of other goods made fresh each day. The Stumptown Coffee was unlike anything I have ever tried. It was poured into a glass from a tap, coming out frothy like a Guinness stout; the flavors were exquisite. The shop offers many unique pizza combinations that are not available anywhere else. I had the Thai Pie with the peanut sauce that was kind of spicy, but it had a nice kick to it, which made it great. One of the best commodities Bricks … [Read more...] about Bricks and Birch

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Bricks and Birch, Cajon Street, coffee, Fox Theatre, loma linda, music, Pizza, Redlands, students, Stumptown coffee

Happy Hour at Bostons

November 2, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Sandy Rodriguez |Staff Writer| If you crave delicious appetizers and cheap drinks, happy hour at Boston's is the place to go. Boston's Restaurant and Sports Bar is a casual chain establishment with the closest location at 16927 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana. Upon entering the facility, you immediately see the restaurant with multiple booths and tables to the left. To your right, there was a separate room filled with pub tables and a fully stocked bar on the far left wall marking the sports bar area. Boston's offers a wide range of gourmet pizzas, pastas, wings, salads, burgers and sandwiches, along with main dishes such as baby back ribs, lasagna, chicken parmesan, fish and chips … [Read more...] about Happy Hour at Bostons

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Bar Review, Bostons, Bostons Restaurant, Bostons Sports Bar, Happy Hour, pasta, Pizza, restaurant, restaurant review, Sandy Rodriguez, Sports Bar

CC Briefs

November 2, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Raequan Harrison |Staff Writer| Big tippin’ pastor (Oct. 19) An Alaska pizza man was given a $1,900 tip.   In the city of Anchorage, "pizza man was asked what's the highest tip you've ever gotten?" according to the Voice of Alexandria.   When he replied $100, Pastor Dan Krause asked him, "How does a tip of $1,900 sound?"   According to the Voiceofalexandria.com, Krause said "this was an opportunity to do something small that would really have a big impact on somebody's life."       Cat day the Uber way (Oct. 28)   Over 50 cities teamed up with Uber for National Cat Day according to CBS New York.   By using … [Read more...] about CC Briefs

Filed Under: News Tagged With: abominable snowman, bizzare, briefs, cat, children, China, church, document, fight, gloomy, government, grumpy, grumpy cat, hitler, Jared Fogle, man bites dog, Michigan, nazi, Obama, old child policy, Pastor, pedophile, Pizza, Police, Subway, tila tequila, Tip, weird, Xinhua, Yeti

Briefs

May 9, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Jorge Campos |Staff Writer| Woman finds bag of cocaine inside of granola bar. Woman finds bag of cocaine inside granola bar Cynthia Rodriguez reported that a bag of cocaine fell from the wrapper of a Nature Valley granola bar she purchased. Rodriguez stated that she originally thought she won a prize. She called Nature Valley and a company representative told her to report the incident to her local police department, according to WBIR.com.       Police officer sues Starbucks after his free coffee spilled on him Matthew Kohr, a North Carolina police officer who received a free cup of coffee while in uniform, is now suing Starbucks, claiming … [Read more...] about Briefs

Filed Under: News Tagged With: arrested, COCAINE, Facebook, HOSTAGE, HUT, instagram bank, Jorge Campos, Jorge Chronicle, Jorge Chronicle 2015, Pizza, Robbery, Student, Trashcan, woman

Leaving Jim’s

May 5, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Anna Gonzales |Staff Writer| With one piece of paper, on a bright and sunny Wednesday, I prepared my thoughts, as I would bring my dreadful career to an end. The day came where I could finally quit working at the one place I hated most in the world: Jimithee Hill’s Pizzeria. Thoughts of how I wanted to respectfully establish my resignation of my position flowed through my brain. After some deliberation, words appeared on my laptop screen. As much as I thought this would be a simple process, it was much more difficult than I anticipated. “Dear John Smith,” became the opening of my letter. With those three words came many recollections of the mistreatment towards my … [Read more...] about Leaving Jim’s

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: csusb, Features, Grinch, heart, hill, jim, Jimithee, Letter, letter of resignation, Pizza, Resignation

Pizza : 90

January 17, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Camillia Dababneh |Staff Writer| Pizza 90 is a unique pizzeria that offers traditional thin crust pizza, giving customers a taste of Italy. The restaurant is new, but already gaining a reputation for their authentic Italian-style pizzas and delicacies such as desserts and salads. The employees in the establishment are welcoming and lively, greeting the customer promptly as they enter the restaurant, generating a more relaxed experience. “We are very fun and energetic at all times,” said Dominique Franklin, Public Relations for Pizza 90. The restaurant is located at the Tyler Galleria in Riverside. As soon as I walked into the restaurant, I was overwhelmed with all the … [Read more...] about Pizza : 90

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: cdababneh, deserts, freshfoods, galleria, Pizza, pizza90, restaurant, restaurantreview, riverside, salads, Tyler

A memorable night

March 11, 2014 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By: Carly Woolley |Staff Writer| Some of the most memorable award shows have come and gone, but nothing compared to this year’s Oscars. The 86th Academy Awards was held on March 2, at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. The Academy Awards, commonly known as The Oscars honored the actors, technical achievements, and films of 2013. Television personality Ellen DeGeneres hosted the show for the second time, previously hosting the 79th ceremony in 2007. Ellen successfully brought her infectious personality to life, and kept the audience actively engaged in every aspect of the ceremony. This year’s show continued on its climb to higher ratings, reaching the highest rating in ten years … [Read more...] about A memorable night

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: 2014, accademy awards, Ellen, Leonardo, Oscars, Pizza, reccord breaking, retweet, selfie, twitter

Design your own pizza at Pieology in Rancho Cucamonga

October 11, 2013 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Joel Hanke |Staff Writer| A true sense of the word “personal” pizza is really just that, at the recently opened Pieology Pizzeria in Rancho Cucamonga, where you can concoct something unique just for you! It is located across from the Victoria Garden’s shopping mall off the Day Creek Blvd and Foothill Blvd cross-streets. I recently stopped into San Bernardino County’s first Pieology pizzeria, which opened early September of this year. I had never heard of it and I was unsure of what to expect. Their mission statement says it all, “Be inspired to make a difference one pie at a time.” That difference comes in every customer’s build-their-own personal 10-inch … [Read more...] about Design your own pizza at Pieology in Rancho Cucamonga

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Day Creek Blvd, healthy, healthy eating, Pieology, Pieology Pizzeria, Pizza, Pizzeria, Rancho Cucamonga, vegetarian, Victoria Gardens

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