Dining
On The Job In Los Alamos: At Ruby K’s Bagel Cafe
On the job in Los Alamos is Ruby Alexander, owner of Ruby K’s Bagel Café helping cater a recent event at UNM-LA. Alexander founded Ruby K’s Bagel Cafe in 2005 at 1789 Central Ave. ‘We needed to ignite a spark in Los Alamos by providing a café with super-yummy food, a clever menu and a fun,‘no-attitude’ atmosphere with top-notch customer service. With trademark touches like our signature mini muffins and homemade bagel chips along with the friendliest, most talented staff ever, it’s no wonder we’ve gained a loyal following,’ she said. To learn more, visit https:////rubykbagel.com. Read More
White Rock Senior Center Offers Lunchtime Rides
By BERNADETTE LAURITZANExecutive Director
Los Alamos/White Rock Senior Centers
The White Rock Senior Center invites you to try our new lunchtime transportation in White Rock.
We can pick you up at your door at 10 a.m., serve you a wonderful lunch and return you home at 1 p.m.
Reservations can be made with the transportation office at 505.662.8922.
Free memberships are available to those 60 and over with a completed application.
Additional questions may be answered by calling the WRSC at 505.672.2034.
Letter To The Editor: Response To Visal And Little
By RICK NEBELLos Alamos
This is a response to Mr. Visal and Mr. Little on a new Wendy’s. I, for one, am happy to see that someone is thinking about opening a Wendy’s in Los Alamos. This represents a $2,000,000 to $3,500,000 investment in our community. I think it is great that someone is willing to make that kind of investment.
If you would prefer to have a KFC or Taco Bell, there is an easy way to fix that problem. Go purchase a franchise and open one yourself. Both KFC and Taco Bell have been tried up here before, and both of them failed. You might want to find out why that happened before you invest. Read More
Letter To The Editor: Response To ‘No To Wendys’
By DENNIS LITTLELos Alamos
Mr. Visel, Los Alamos County Council and Los Alamos P&Z,
I’m an extremely regular fast food eater (almost every work day), and completely agree with Mr. Visel — we absolutely do not need another hamburger place.
It would be easier to count places that DON’T serve hamburgers than it would be to count the ones that do.
PLEASE get us some variety of fast food. In addition to those mentioned by Mr. Visel, I’d also like to propose a Popeye’s Chicken, Wienerschnitzel, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Arby’s,
Read More Letter To The Editor: No To Wendys
By ROBERT VISELLos Alamos
This town (Los Alamos) doesn’t need is another burger joint! So, before the County gives its OK for a Wendy’s let’s see if we can get something better like a Kentucky Fried Chicken (or Church’s), or a Taco Bell to take over the old McDonalds building.
Los Alamos is seriously lacking in its variety of choices for fast food places and another Burger Joint is certainly NOT the answer!
Waffle Breakfast To Support Robotics Saturday
Wendy’s May Be Coming To Town
The location of the former McDonald’s building may become a Wendy’s fast food restaurant. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Diners looking for a quick bite to eat at noontime may soon have another option.
The Los Alamos County Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approving the site plan, at its May 22 meeting, for a Wendy’s fast food restaurant in the former McDonald’s location at 1247 Trinity Dr.
Los Alamos County Principal Planner Ryan Foster said during an interview Tuesday that the developers Read More
Kiwanis Prepares For White Rock Pancake Breakfast
Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast Chairman John Arrowsmith will be manning the griddle 7-11 a.m. Saturday at the White Rock Senior Center. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.comBy CHARMIAN SCHALLER
Kiwanis Club of Los Alamos
Preparing for a Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast like the one scheduled Saturday, May 18, in White Rock, is a big job. For one thing, it involves a giant grocery list.
In a telephone interview Tuesday, Pancake Breakfast Chairman John Arrowsmith said that on Monday, May 13, he purchased the food. The major items, bought from a food service, were as follows:
- 75 pounds of pancake
