The restaurants will feature new menus, which Hy-Vee said will "offer a wider variety of choices" for customers "at an affordable price.”

The Midwestern grocery chain will transition its in-store restaurants back to its own Market Grille concept, erasing a huge chunk of the

Hy-Vee, Inc. announced on Monday that it will transition all its in-store restaurant locations across the Midwest to Hy-Vee Market Grille locations with a brand-new menu that primarily focuses on breakfast and burgers.

Wahlburgers, a casual dining burger restaurant chain, will be replaced by Market Grille at Hy-Vee locations across the Midwest beginning this week.

All of the grocer’s restaurants will introduce new menus with lower prices as the chain ends its partnership with the hamburger chain.

Hy-Vee announced it's bringing back Market Grille restaurants and rolling out a new menu in the coming weeks as it replaces its in-store Wahlburgers. Iowa-based Hy-Vee converted all of its remaining Market Grille restaurants to Wahlburgers, a celebrity-owned, counter-service burger chain owned by the Wahlberg family, in 2020.

Hy-Vee announced it will close its remaining in-store Wahlburgers and convert them back to Market Grille restaurants.

The grocery store said this week that it will transition in-store restaurants across the midwest to its Hy-Vee Market Grille brand. Fans of the casual dining burger chain Wahlburgers will be disappointed to know that a majority of its locations will shutter within the next two weeks.

Hy-Vee announces it will close its remaining in-store Wahlburgers and convert them back to Market Grille restaurants.