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We admit that the first time we ordered the falafel waffle at this new Broadway shop, we did so only because the name is fun to say. But chef/owner Dylan Moore (profiled by Gretchen Kurtz for Chef and ...

“I just liked the play on words, and I wanted to make it happen, so that’s pretty much how it came to be,” says Ria Wilson. She’s referring to the Falafel Waffle, a fun-to-say special that’s been ...

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Unlikely as it seems, one of Little Rock’s most solid brunch spots is on the ground floor of the unpretentious Catlett-Prien Tower office building (323 Center St.) — home to the Arkansas Attorney ...

WHERE IT'S AT Funk 'n Waffles, 727 S. Crouse Ave., Syracuse. Nestled beneath Chuck's Cafe in the alleyway off South Crouse near Marshall Street, Funk 'n Waffles is the brainchild of two Syracuse ...