In-A-Tub Reopens After Crash, Community Cheers

0:00A Kansas City, Northland favorite, in A-Tub, is bouncing back after a truck smashed into its Prairie View Road spot back in January, hurting owner. Andrea Lemunian enforcing a shutdown. The deep-fried taco joint at 8174 Northwest Prairie View Road reopens this Saturday, April 25th, at 11 a.m. with Andrea, planning to be there. That other location, on 4,000 North Oak trafficway, kept slinging those signature neon orange cheese dusted tacos through it all, so fans never went hungry. In A-Tub's been a staple since the 1950s, when founders cooked up those wild Mexican Italian hybrid tacos and burgers that locals crave. The crash-head hard driver accelerated right through the wall, but the community rallied with a go-fun me and tons of social media love, calling the spot. Family and urging support at the open site. Andrea's family, who've run it over 20 years, felt the love, big time. Months of repairs later, posts showed Andrea willing back to the patched-up building for

1:02the first time since January 20th, calling it a triumph amid her ongoing recovery. She's not fully mobile yet, but doctors are weighing permanent injuries while she gears up to jump back in. Now with two spots firing again, expect lines for those tacos as Andrea reconnects with the crew that carried her through. This one's proof, Kansas City eats, supports, and rebuilds together. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Kansas News Today, AI-powered local news.