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Beginning next week, fourteen downtown South Bend restaurants will participate in a two-week special many have come to know as Restaurant Week.
In its 10th year, Restaurant Week was created by the Downtown Dining Association and Downtown South Bend, Inc. as a way for restaurants to collaborate with one another and to entice customers to come to downtown South Bend and try locally-owned restaurants that they normally would not. The hope, then, is to create an impression with guests that will bring them back often. Restaurants create specialty menus for the event that are priced at $11, $22 or $33.
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‘Tap into Spring during First Fridays in Downtown South Bend By: Maura Johnson
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – Downtown South Bend is inviting Michiana to “Tap into Spring” for their April First Fridays event on April 2.
The event will celebrate the arrival of spring with an art installation in Studebaker Plaza, a Downtown Tap Tour featuring a variety of draught beer options, and a tap dance performance and lesson from the IU South Bend Kickline.
The following businesses and locations are hosting events and deals for residents and visitors to enjoy:
Baker’s Bar & Grill (123 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.)
Man who allegedly tried to rob the Chocolate Cafe signed note ‘the Devil’
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. A man who attempted to rob the South Bend Chocolate Cafe signed the note demanding money, “the Devil,” according to court records.
On February 13, South Bend Police were dispatched to the South Bend Chocolate Cafe for a robbery in progress.
When police arrived, they located the suspect, Raymond Angotti, reports said.
Angotti is accused of handing the clerk a note that read, “This is a robbery, give me the money, the Devil.”
Angotti pulled out something the clerk thought he was trying to use to make her think he had a gun, reports said.