On-The-Go

A fast-casual chain known for its portable chicken and waffles is coming to Celebration Village this fall.

A location of the national Crumbl Cookies franchise is opening tomorrow in Holland.

A Mexican restaurant in Grand Rapids is permanently closing on New Year’s Eve.

An Asian restaurant in Kentwood signed a distribution deal with Meijer to sell 10 of its most popular food items at Bridge Street Market and two other local Meijer stores.

A popular annual day of fiery flavors will return to the Grand Rapids Downtown Market this Saturday.

Rak Thai is tapping into a viral food trend to satisfy the public’s sweet tooth.

Over the summer, we took a reader suggestion of featuring First Wok as an On The Go feature, and it is a perfect quick dinner idea for much of the Grand Rapids metro area.

If you’ve ever found yourself looking late-night pizza in Grand Rapids, you’ve probably heard of Topper’s Pizza on Wealthy Street.

In West Michigan, it can seem like there is a pizza place on almost every corner.

Sixteen countries make up West Africa, and all 16 are represented in Grand Rapids. That means a lot of weddings and other special occasions — and a lot of demand for traditional food to get the party started.

Bagels are bagels, right?

Pop-Tarts added two new doughnut-inspired flavors to its on-the-go breakfast lineup.

Food truck season kicks off in Grand Rapids this weekend with an event downtown.

With costs rising at restaurants across the country, it’s refreshing when a spot offers up affordable, yet delicious cuisine.

The organizers of a food festival in Muskegon have released this year’s vendor lineup.

A box lunch delivery and catering franchise is celebrating three years by giving back to its customers in a delicious way.

It’s lunchtime, but it’s cold, wet and rainy outside. You’re craving some authentic Mexican restaurant food, but you just don’t don’t want to leave the cozy confines of your car.

The owners of an Egyptian restaurant are hosting a trial run this week.

When Jenison native Marissa Fellows moved to Boston, she found herself surrounded by tinned fish.

On a dark Friday evening, after three months of recovering from a broken ankle, I was ready to rejoin society once more.