For six and a half years, patrons have been checking the box next to “clean eating” at Grafton’s Check Please Café. The eatery offers fully customizable menu options with “build your own” items and an ...

Check, Please — an endlessly delightful web comic about hockey, baking, and bros — is one of the most enthusiastic internet fandoms out there, and one that is only poised to grow. Previously, the ...

Last year Channel 8 hosted the first Check, Please! Arizona Festival at CityScape in downtown Phoenix. The event, which New Times co-sponsors, is back this year on Sunday, March 30 and will again ...

The creator of one of the most popular hockey-themed web comics — yes, that's a thing — does not even know how to ice skate. Ngozi Ukazu created "Check Please," about a sweet-natured Southern hockey ...

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Check, Please!, the popular webcomic and crowdfunded graphic novel series created by Ngozi Ukazu, will kick off its fourth year online on ...

Popular WTTW-Ch. 11 restaurant show “Check, Please!” is among the most successful locally produced series in Chicago television and an oasis of public television reasonableness in an otherwise ...

If you spend time on the internet, chances are you’ve heard of Check, Please! The original webcomic series, a sort of queer rom-dramedy set in the world of sports, achieved mega-popularity after its ...

Studio For Performing Arts LA is producing a one-time special engagement production of the hilarious play "Check Please," starring a break-out cast of diverse LA actors. The production, directed by ...

“Check, Please!”, the beloved show where locals discuss their favorite restaurants, is ending its run on WTTW-Ch. 11 after 20 years. David Manilow, creator and executive producer for the show, made ...

Call 303-387-3500, or go to chaparral’s home page Description: “Check, Please,” and “Check, Please: Take 2,” are two hilarious one-acts written by Jonathan Rand. These side-splitting comedies follow ...

Well, they’re all saying that Barack Obama is our first president in a long time to be just a “regular guy.” And what do “regular guys” do, just like you and me? They go out to eat, and then they go ...