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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 →
As you prepare for the Easter Holiday weekend, stop by Cos Cob Wine & Spirits between 5-8pm on April 7 to sample some nice red and white wines: Continue Reading →
“Not only can we enjoy the beautiful landscape surrounding the course with good to great golfers at play, we can also combine it with a wide variety of musicians playing all kinds of music. No specific day or night, just lots of sounds supplying easy listening, lots of songs to sway too, hum too or even to sing along. Best of all, if the mood strikes you, dancing is more than allowed, in fact, it is even applauded.” – Submitted by Irene Dietrich and Linda Moshier Continue Reading →
The selectmen voted 2-0-1 on outdoor dining. P&Z has a tightened up its regulations.
Restaurants have a brief window for the permitting process before the season begins on April 1. Continue Reading →
Coffee of Grace is a premium coffee company that emphasizes environmental stewardship and seeks to support farmers by sourcing directly from co-ops in Rwanda, Peru, Guatemala, and Brazil. Continue Reading →
In December the Planning & Zoning commission updated voted to approve a text amendment to add rules for outdoor dining, partly in response to dozens of restaurant violations ranging. Some restaurants operated without permits. There were complaints of loud music, sidewalks blocked, lost parking and vermin. Continue Reading →
The proposal is to double the rate from $1.00 to $2.00 per hour. One goal is to encourage all-day meter feeders to buy a permit in a long-term lot off the Ave. If the proposal is approved parking services is prepared to implement the change as early as April 3, 2023. Continue Reading →
Kane and Vivian Xu shared a message on Nextdoor on Tuesday saying they plan to cease operation of the restaurant on Feb 28. Continue Reading →