Caffiends rejoice … … 3 brand-new Dutch Bros Coffee areas are opening in the Inland Empire.
2 Rialto areas are open and a Fontana location is set to open today.
The Rialto locations are at 163 W. Valley Blvd. and 1020 W. Renaissance Parkway.
The Fontana area is at 17010 South Highland Ave. and should be open by the time you read this.
Hours for all three are the exact same: 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 5 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The coffee chain also has places in Yucaipa, Eastvale, Victorville, Apple Valley, La Quinta and Indio. A Beaumont area is planned.
Anniversary special
Island Breeze Jamaican Cuisine in Colton is using an unique for its 16th anniversary Friday and Saturday, March 17 and 18.
The Oxtail Breeze Bowl is served with steamed veggies and rice and peas. Cost is $10.50.
Island Breeze is at 1063 S. Mount Vernon Ave.
Run for the border
South
San Bernardino has a Taco Bell, again.
The new location is at 385 N. Hospitality Lane.
It seemingly replaces a previous place close by on Redlands Boulevard that burned years earlier.
Hours are 7 a.m.-midnight day-to-day.
Chili and craft beer festival rescheduled
The Fire & & Ice Chili Cookoff and Craft Beer Festival, initially scheduled during the blizzard that struck the area in February, has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 18.
The festival runs from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at The Shops at Dos Lagos in Corona.
The event is sponsored by the Circle City Rotary.
Chili competition categories are: Texas red chili, Mexican verde chili, finest dining establishment chili and home-style chili.
If bought online), tickets with unlimited beer tastings are $50 (plus a $4.67 service cost. If acquired online), tickets with endless chili tastings just are $30 (plus a $3.46 charge.
Kids 12 and more youthful get in complimentary.
Tickets are offered on Eventbrite.
Hi, bye-bye
The transition of a
Riverside brewery is nearly complete.
A goodbye party is being held from noon-10 p.m. Saturday, March 18, at the soon-to-be-former Route 30 Brewing Co., 9860 Indiana Ave., Suite 19.
Quickly, the brewery will end up being Carbon Nation Brewing, which will be previewing four of its beers at the event.
The brewery was originally home to Thompson Brewing Company, which moved into a much larger area close by at 9900 Indiana Ave., Suite 7.
Route 30, on the other hand, keeps its downtown location at 3740 Mission Inn Ave.
Route 30 likewise just recently revealed the website of its future area at 675 S. Main St. in Corona, which it's calling South Side Social.
Get your totally free cone
Dairy Queen's Free Cone Day is Monday, March 20.
On that day, guests can get a totally free small vanilla cone at getting involved non-mall locations simply for the asking.
Offer big
March is Jersey Mike's Subs' Month of Giving.
All month long, areas are gathering donations for a range of local charities.
Here in the Inland Empire (and most of the
Los Angeles Basin), funds are being raised for Cancer for College, an organization that offers need-based college scholarships and instructional experiences to cancer survivors.
The Month of Giving culminates on the Day of Giving, Wednesday, March 29, when regional Jersey Mike's operators and owners donate their resources and every dollar of sales and contributions to the designated charities.
Considering that its inception in 2011, Jersey Mike's yearly Month of Giving has actually raised more than $67 million for regional charities.
Sorry, we're closed
Hickory Jack's Barbecue has closed in Redlands.
The dining establishment was formerly a station of Mill Creek Cattle Co., which was the subject of an episode of "Restaurant Impossible" in 2014.
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