John Plessel

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We found new spots for tacos in Colton, barbecue in Ontario, and wings in Fontana.

Claremont Craft Ales and Hamilton Family Brewery are celebrating a decade or more in business June 22 and 23.

The brewery has closed its Pomona Packing Plant location and will reopen at the Redlands Public Market food hall.

One restaurant has changed owners, while another is keeping its owners, but changing cuisines.

The chain was down to one restaurant in the region after an Ontario location closed a couple years ago.

The event, which takes place the next two weekends, features workshops, demonstrations, tours and of course, food made with olives and olive oil.

A chicken restaurant, a pizzeria and a crêpe restaurant are now serving up their specialties.

A pizzeria, a burger chain and an açaí bowl purveyor all opened their doors in the region.

The decades-old restaurant relocates into a brand-new building three blocks north.

The original Popeyes location closed years ago and is now an Albertaco’s Mexican Food.

Around two dozen breweries are expected to participate in the event Saturday, April 22, at White Park.

Also, Strum Brewing Co. in Ontario is hosting an LGBTQ Night on Saturday and find out how Carolyn’s Cafe in Redlands made its famous coffee cake even more delicious.

Also, Irene Cross, former Dolce executive chef is hosting her first pop-up event at Vendetta Brewing Co. in Montclair.

Also, former Rancho Cucamonga Creole seafood restaurant The Supreme Plate is on the move and Haven City Market is losing an eatery.

Also, there’s a new space for tequila and mezcal fans at Punch Bowl Social at Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga.