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Award-winning chefs Scott and Heather Fratangelo are bringing a fresh perspective to Greenwich with Freebird, a fast-casual chicken restaurant with a menu focused on chef-driven sandwiches, salads, wraps, and more. The restaurant will open Wednesday, July 26, for breakfast, lunch, and an early casual dinner. Continue Reading →
Want to learn to cook? Help participate, or sit back and enjoy four courses and a surprise hors’d oeuvre in this lively cooking class. Continue Reading →
This year, the Greenwich Farmers Market welcomed a new vendor. Sleepy Hollow Farm, based in Southington, offers a variety of both beef and pork, as well as chicken eggs. Continue Reading →
The owner of Blankenship Dry Goods, a retail store at the top of Greenwich Avenue, is suing the Town’s Planning & Zoning Dept for alleged unfairness stemming from allowing restaurants to set up seasonal outdoor dining “nodes” in metered parking spaces. Continue Reading →
If you look more closely, you will realize that Coffee for Good is not your typical high-end coffee shop. Although it has a full menu including teas, nitro brews, smoothies and salads, it is run by a non-profit that provides paid training to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities so that they can learn the technical and professional skills necessary to obtain competitive integrated employment. Continue Reading →
On June 9, Riko’s launched its American Cheeseburger pizza, which features seasoned ground beef, onions, jalapenos, shredded mozzarella, and American cheese on Riko’s signature thin crust. Continue Reading →
MOLI restaurant and bar is set in a historic building, the foundation of the space was initially designed as the Putnam Trust Bank by architect F.A. Wright in 1915. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, the owner of MacDuffs Public House, a popular staple of Greenwich’s restaurant scene, announced that after 18 years in business he would be closing the business on Saturday, June 24. Continue Reading →
While a new “rat czar” in New York City is garnering headlines, rats make Greenwich their home too. Why wouldn’t they? We are a shoreline community, and rats are attracted to water. And like NYC, where rats proliferated along with outdoor dining sheds during the pandemic, Greenwich Avenue also became a popular destination for outdoor dining. Continue Reading →
Word is traveling fast that PopUp Bagels are extraordinary. Hence their tagline: Not Famous, but Known.
They now have a permanent location in Glenville with a window on the side of the building. Continue Reading →