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Olivia’s Places to Dish for Prom

Olivia Dunlap, Campus Life Editor • March 26, 2026

One of the most exciting events of the year is coming up. As March 28 rolls around, prom groups and dates are seeking places to eat before prom. Here are my top 6 places I think are prom-dinner worthy.

 

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Napoli’s Italian Restaurant Napoli’s has brought a true Italian experience to Garden City for years. True OG’s remember it from the airport. Regardless of the location, Napoli’s has never failed to bring me a steaming hot plate of pasta. Along with that, they provide endless buns for the table. Perfect fuel for prom.
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Olivia Dunlap, SB Campus Life Editor and Social Media Manager
Olivia Dunlap is a Public Service Junior who is also a Garden City native. Along with being the Campus life editor she is the social media manager for the Sugarbeet, Olivia also enjoys a variety of things. Collecting records, listening to music, going to Taco Bell, and hanging out with friends. Olivia is an active member of the Garden City Highschool wrestling team, and dedicates a lot of her time to practices and fundraisers. As mentioned before, Olivia loves listening to music, such as Clairo, Frank Ocean and Kanye West.
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