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GrahamBerries are Part of Abilis Competitive Employment Program Continue Reading →
The market vacuum in lower Fairfield brought 4 new players onto the scene this summer. These breweries are emblematic of the subtle changes that are already re-defining craft beer in Connecticut: one part consolidation, another part corporatization, a dash of brand extension, and a continued move away from the most egregious (some might say heinous) IPA/DIPA/NEIPA dank-itude of craft brewing’s salad days. Continue Reading →
The flagship beer at Yonkers Brewing Company, “the Yonkers 914” has become so popular that it is now sold in stores and restaurants throughout the Tri-State Area. The YBC has had to contract with a larger producer to make it at volume. The producer? A brewery all Nutmeggers know well: Two Roads Brewing Company of Stratford! Continue Reading →
An possible text amendment to Greenwich zoning regulations would allow second floor dining on Greenwich Avenue if accompanied by a ground level restaurant use and the two floors operate as one business with a central kitchen. Continue Reading →
The award winning lobster roll aficionados are doing a brisk business in their upstairs location, which is unique in that only three restaurant locations on the Ave are grandfathered in for second floor dining. Continue Reading →
The Café serves food from several local businesses, including Arcuri’s, Happiness Is Back Country Market, Garden Catering, and Upper Crust Bagel Co. Coffee is from Shearwater Organic Coffee. Continue Reading →
Abilis is currently awaiting the arrival of equipment, refrigeration and permits to open the Island Beach concession stand. As soon as the equipment arrives and they get the all-clear, Abilis staff and program participants will be on the ferry out to the island to start preparing food for beach-goers. Continue Reading →
The new line features a signature menu of prepared food offerings made in-house utilizing the finest local and organic products sourced from small farms. Continue Reading →
Kathryn and Stella both ordered classic single burgers topped with cheese, lettuce, and pickles, paired with the signature french fries. The meal was washed down with creamy black and white milkshakes served in COVID-safe plastic cups with individually wrapped straws. Continue Reading →
There are already two Macelleria restaurants in Westchester – one in Armonk and one in Pelham. The Byram restaurant will operate in the space formerly occupied by Char. Continue Reading →