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P&Z held public workshops on outdoor dining, where people shared complaints about rats and cockroaches, as well as unattractive jersey barrier “nodes,” and the loss of parking. Then, in December the commission voted to amend the outdoor dining regulations and put some teeth into the consequences for violations. Continue Reading →
The Café at Darien YMCA Employs Adults with Disabilities and Serves Up Delicious Food from Local Food Partners Continue Reading →
Piri-Piri means “pepper-pepper” in Swahili and is the name of a Portuguese sauce that releases a fiery spice to help create a wealth of flavors in almost any dish. The spice’s kick has been part of Chef Rui Correria’s life since he was a boy in Porto, Portugal. Continue Reading →
There’s nothing quite like making tomato sauce yourself. This recipe is endlessly customizable I’ve been making this sauce for years when we don’t have much else in the pantry, and it always hits the spot. Continue Reading →
With the changes are a significant increase in requirements for disabled accessibility, including providing a 6-foot walkway. Continue Reading →
The restaurant will close for up to three months beginning in January for a refresh of its dining room, bar, outdoor terrace and banquet facilities, and is scheduled to reopen in spring 2023. Continue Reading →
Served Monday to Saturday from 6:00-10:00am, the breakfast menu offers delicious items including but not limited to omelets, sandwiches, overnight oats and Captain Crunch French Toast. Continue Reading →
According to the narrative on the application, the restaurant would have a seating capacity of about 60 seats with 6 seats at the bar. Continue Reading →
Wildacre opened in Greenwich this summer and offers a fresh take on the traditional rotisserie featuring pasture-raised birds from Cooks Venture, founded by Blue Apron co-founder Matthew Wadiak. Continue Reading →
Greenwich is in a for a treat. The storied Patsy’s Pizzeria that has operated in East Harlem since 1933 is coming to town. Continue Reading →