After a change of ownership in July, new hours, and a new menu helmed by Executive Chef Arthur Siler III, Pappas Artisanal is ready to dominate D Street.
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Students weigh in on best joe in town
Coffee is a savior for many college students searching for a source of energy or a pick me up to get through the day.
Students flock to Tpump Tuesdays
Though it is located in Upland, students of the University of La Verne find themselves longing for one of the many flavored tea options from the trendy boba cafe Tpumps.
Tea shop brews fun, unique tastes
Ding Tea opened its doors in La Verne Jan. 15 and offers a wide variety of teas, boba, hot drinks, coffee, and other sweets to its customers.
Flying Rice brings taste of Korea
Flying Rice, a new authentic Asian restaurant in La Verne, opened its doors late January, serving Korean fare to the La Verne community.
Foxy Noodles brings new flavors to Upland
Restaurateur Joyce Patra opened her third eatery, Foxy Noodles and BBQ, in Upland this January. Foxy Noodles is Patra’s third restaurant, joining her lineup with 50-Fifty Asian Fusion in Claremont and Bangkok Blue Thai Cuisine in La Verne.
Downtown offers vegan friendly meal options
Butter drenched meals at Davenport Dining Hall and Barbara’s Place turn vegan students away. They struggle daily to find meals that adhere to their dietary choices.
Eating vegan locally
Ben Camacho, senior journalism major, has a long-term goal to leave the smallest carbon footprint possible.
New coffee shop brews fresh vibes
Surrounded by white walls speckled with light green cacti, Jeremy Jenewein, Cactus Coffee owner, tops off a cup of coffee with latte leaf art before flashing a blinding smile as he welcomes fellow java drinkers to his new coffee shop.
Pappas back on ‘A’ list
Pappas Artisanal restaurant on D Street has regained its “A” rating from the Los Angeles County Environmental Health department, after a temporary closure for violations last month.