This week, locals gave Time to Wing It a shot for dinner and left thoroughly impressed.

With both bone-in and boneless options, there’s something for every wing lover—plus the flavors truly delivered.

The Smoked Applewood Barbecue wings offered a perfectly balanced smoky sweetness, while the daring Lava Hot Mongolian Mayhem packed a slow-building, flavorful heat without overwhelming the palate.

On the side, the Jalapeño Lime Coleslaw stood out as a creamy, zesty surprise not often found in local eateries.

Even though it was a carryout order, the bright and welcoming dining room made an impression with its lively atmosphere and eye-catching décor.

Amidst rising inflation, Time to Wing It keeps prices reasonable without sacrificing quality or variety—a spot that’s sure to become a regular favorite.

Highly recommended!

Cereal City Tasty Times is putting Battle Creek’s restaurants in the spotlight by inviting local eatery owners and managers to share their unique stories and signature dishes.

Those interested can join the Cereal City Buzz community for a chance to be featured in an upcoming special edition dedicated exclusively to Battle Creek restaurants.

Early submissions secure better placement, so acting fast is encouraged for optimal visibility.

Featured restaurants will also appear in Cereal City Buzz, offering double exposure to a growing local audience.

As a bonus, businesses selected for the feature will receive a free banner ad for a week at the top of the newsletter, creating a standout opportunity to attract new diners.

This opportunity is currently limited to traditional restaurants, with support for food trucks and mobile vendors coming soon.

Submit your restaurant now and help celebrate the vibrant flavors that make Battle Creek’s food scene special!

Battle Creek is about to welcome a bold new flavor as Jack in the Box opens its first local location this November.

This West Coast fast-food favorite, famous for a quirky menu of burgers, tacos, curly fries, and all-night offerings, will debut at 2594 Capital Avenue SW—just off I-94—currently under construction.

The opening marks the start of a Michigan expansion led by franchisee Niraj Patel, who aims to open at least five Jack in the Box spots across West Michigan.

Foodies, night owls, and longtime fans can anticipate everything from spicy chicken sandwiches to egg rolls, all in one stop.

While construction is bringing temporary lane closures, the buzz around Battle Creek is unmistakable.

It’s not just another restaurant—it’s a sign of local business growth and new tastes coming to town.

Get ready—Jack in the Box is almost here.

One Nation Tap & Table offers an inviting blend of upscale flair and laid-back sports-bar energy, making it a standout local spot for food and fun.

The 20-foot TV wall and central chandelier surrounded by screens ensure you never miss the game, while a spacious patio brings the buzz outdoors in warm weather.

A beautifully long bar anchors the space, and the open kitchen window lets diners watch the skilled chefs at work, building instant trust.

Favorites like creamy mac & cheese bites, the Chicken Bacon Ranch Mac, The Outlaw steak with fried corn, and juicy, stacked burgers shine for their flavor and creativity.

Attentive service from Brooke, who’s both patient and genuinely friendly, sets the restaurant apart, turning a good meal into a memorable night out.

For locals craving exciting eats and unbeatable game-day vibes, One Nation Tap & Table delivers it all.