The iconic Hamburg Inn No. 2 is temporarily closed for the second time this summer. The restaurant cited staffing issues and apologized for any inconvenience in a message hung on its door.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The Hamburg Inn No. 2 is temporarily closed once again. The Iowa City Press Citizen reports this is the second time the restaurant has closed its doors this summer, ...

Hamburg Inn's manager, Robert "Ajax" Ehl confirmed the restaurant's closure to the Press-Citizen on Friday. Jan. 8, 2023, will be its last day serving customers, he said.

Hamburg Inn #2 closed at the end of the December month for what they called maintenance issues. The management team was also replaced in early January.

Iowa City's landmark Hamburg Inn No. 2 will not close permanently ― only temporarily as the owner invests in needed repairs to the historic restaurant, the restaurant's new operator says. Joseph ...

Since the Hamburg Inn No. 2 location on the city's east side abruptly closed over the weekend, Seth Dudley — general manager at the long-loved Iowa eatery — has heard an outpouring of concern ...

In a new statement, an attorney for Hamburg Inn No. 2’s owner said the Iowa City restaurant will close for the month of January, under new management, to undergo repairs.

Hamburg Inn No. 2, named “No. 2” when it moved to its new location at 214 N Linn St. in 1948, has been an Iowa City restaurant specializing in breakfast food since 1935. Not only does it serve the ...

A Hamburg Inn No. 3 once operated on Center Point Road in Cedar Rapids. The Panthers also opened Big Ten Inn on Riverside Drive and the Airport Inn next to the Iowa City Municipal Airport.

Hamburg Inn No. 2, an Iowa City staple, has recently expanded to a new location at 2221 Rochester Ave. Hamburg Inn was established in 1935 with the original location on Iowa Avenue, which was ...

Arguably one of the most-talked about restaurants in Iowa City, Hamburg Inn No. 2, is finally reopening its doors after a fire closed down the popular eatery almost three months ago.

At Hamburg Inn No. 2, beans replace ballots for the presidential candidates. News 8 counted each and every bean for a look at how GOP hopefuls are polling.