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Bagel Poppy on Hope Street in Stamford is a dream come true for Greenwich natives Mark Piro and Trish Catino. Having opened in December 2025, couple’s shop is known for fresh New York style bagels, custom whipped cream cheese spreads with a variety of mix-in options and craft coffee. Continue Reading →
The brand is reopening its Cos Cob location on Tuesday, April 28 following a renovation, introducing a new salad bar – added in response to strong customer demand – alongside a refreshed in-store experience. To celebrate, Green & Tonic is offering $1 salads from 12–2:00pm, giving guests the chance to build their own bowl and experience the new offering firsthand. Continue Reading →
Located at the intersection of Sheephill and Palmer Hill, the new owner renamed the former LaBella’s to Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits in honor of the historic Palmer Hill Road Bridge across the street.
“I’m here to cater to my customers.” – Peter Shah, owner Continue Reading →
An existing free-standing tenant sign for Cos Cob Plaza encroaches on the state right of way and the motion to approve included a condition that it be relocated. Continue Reading →
As their motto is “We Serve,” The Lions Club of Greenwich is known for fighting blindness, serving youth, providing award grants, helping during disasters, caring for the environment, feeding the hungry and aiding seniors and the disabled. Continue Reading →
We caught up with Jonas Korff (GHS class of 2026) at Joey B’s in Cos Cob where he ordered a deluxe double cheeseburger and elaborated on its superiority. During the visit, a local middle schooler, Henry Ingraham, said, “I love your videos…I like how they’re very local and I’ve been to most of the place he reviews and eat the same stuff he’s reviewing.” Continue Reading →
Each episode will feature interviews with chefs, bartenders, musicians, restaurant owners, local organizations, community leaders, and nonprofit groups. Continue Reading →
At their March 26 meeting the Board of Selectmen discussed several topics that impact Greenwich Ave, starting with the possible return of Free Music Fridays. Selectwoman Lauren Rabin said the Reimagine Greenwich committee hopes to bring back Free Music Fridays, originally a way to get people safely outdoors during the pandemic. Initially a lunch time concert series in Greenwich Common, it was later switched to early evening. “At 5 o’ clock we were getting a crowd,” First Selectman Fred Camillo recalled. “People would take their dinners and a glass of wine and it was really nice. Continue Reading →
The applicant wants to increase seating from 112 seats to 150 and accommodate the additional capacity through a valet parking program using the parking lot at the other end of the block, near Arch Street by the former Hopscotch. Continue Reading →
“The reason is that while we still have some good weather days in October, the nodes don’t get much use on weekdays and the crew that sets up and takes down those nodes is also the same crew that’s going to be doing the leaf collection.” – Kate Buch, Greenwich town administrator Continue Reading →