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“Beginning Feb. 4, all Hy-Vee restaurants will offer a new breakfast menu.

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Wahlburgers, owned by Paul, Donnie, and Mark Wahlburg, will now have just 40 locations nationwide.

The burger chain was apparently already unhappy about sales inside the Hy-Vee locations.

“We are growing restaurants,” Wahlburgers CEO Randy Sharpe toldRestaurant Business Magazine.

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“We’re not going to be in the grocery business.

It’s best that everyone stay in what their skill sets are and move on.”

Hy-Vee says the decision was made based on customer feedback.

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“The change is based on feedback from customers wanting more variety in our restaurant offerings.”

Hy-Vee customers seem to approve of the decision.

“At best it’s been good but mediocre and overpriced.

At worst, it’s been subpar with a long wait and bad service.

Some customers are hoping this will be the last time Hy-Vee flirts with celebrity partnerships.

“Does anybody remember when Curtis Stone was with HyVee?

Same thing happened there too.

Celebrity products too High-priced never sold.

I just wish HyVee would be a grocery store again.

The new Market Grille locations will have more options for customers looking for a quick bite while shopping.

“All Market Grille locations will offer both dine-in and carry-out service, as well as third-party delivery.

“Transition will happen across Hy-Vee’s region in phases starting this week.