There is a house in Fairbanks / They call the Rising Bun
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Two Fairbanksans are linking up crafts to leave their mark on a building that most recently housed local businesses, Gulliver’s Books and Sunshine Health Foods.
She, or maybe her gut, then decided the time had come for the full-on café: The House of the Rising Bun.Once both open, the seasonal trailer and permanent café will be within walking distance from each other — so close that Boger said she’s quipped with staff about purchasing walkie-talkies for quick trailer-to-café communication.
Offering espresso drinks, salads and sandwiches with meats like grilled chicken and sliced ribeye, the cafe’s grub will also be distinct from its trailer counterpart.But Boger and her buns won’t be taking over the lease for the whole building. Down the flower-lined stairs from Boger and her handmade décor, local ceramicist Tamara Want is hoping to bring more creative strokes into the two-story structure.
“Like many, you get hooked, and I just kept taking classes and have been doing it for probably about ten years now,” she said.
Fairbanks Businesses Wendy Boger Fairbanks Food Food In Fairbanks Raven City Studio Tamara Want
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Fairbanks group to raise statue in honor of former Goldpanner Dave WinfieldThe statue of the Hall of Fame baseball player will be unveiled June 21 in coordination with the annual Midnight Sun Game.
Read more »
After 35 years, Fairbanks bus driver retires with fond memoriesThe Fairbanks North Star Borough public transportation system marked the end of an era on Tuesday.
Read more »
Protest in Fairbanks, led by Alaska Graduate Workers AssociationAGWA organized a protest at UAF and UAA after having a strike legally blocked.
Read more »
Prescribed burns to begin on military grounds near Fairbanks and North PoleThe implementation of prescribed fires will start as early as May 2, at several military training areas.
Read more »
Could Fairbanks help bring inventor’s pipe dream into reality?From horse-drawn carriages to giant passenger planes, there's no doubt transportation technologies grow and adapt to the changing world. The question is: Where do we go from here?
Read more »
School closure on Eielson Air Force base highlights effects of education policy choicesMilitary families have been rocked by the second school closure on the growing base near Fairbanks.
Read more »