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“The kid was an unbelievable competitor, with a heart of gold and who liked to have fun. He enjoyed golf and was a past champion. He was just a very likeable young man.” – Joe Felder, golf pro at The Griff Continue Reading →
“I think this is a unique situation the Town hasn’t had to deal with yet. It’s something other supermarkets such as Citarella and Whole Foods may consider in the future,” the applicant’s attorney John Heagney said back in April. Continue Reading →
“This is very simple food that chefs can give their identity and energy, but the bottom line is it’s food for everybody.” – Chef Dave DiBari Continue Reading →
On Monday K Dong opened his restaurant, Miku, which means ‘beautiful moment’ in Japanese, at 68 Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano described Steve Leininger, who plans to open Back Country Barbecue at the Griff some time in May as “a business man and real go-getter.” The barbecue will supplement the golfers menu which includes breakfast and lunch, and grill items in addition to wraps and club sandwiches. In more Parks & Rec news the concession stands contract at Tod’s Point has been awarded to William Bartlik, who has been a familiar face at the Island Beach concession for years. Continue Reading →
Dennis Lake’s path to opening La Taqueria began three decades ago with a job as a dish washer at the age of 14. Continue Reading →
This week patrons of Something Natural Greenwich, behind Saks at 189 Greenwich Ave, are discovering big changes at the coffee bar, which is now named Coffee Luca. Continue Reading →
The leading nitro coffee company has launched Organic Oat Milk, to be sold separately after the success of their award-winning Oat Milk Latte. Continue Reading →
Lenny Damato and his sons Richard and Steven operate Lenny’s Bagels locations in Rye Brook and Pelham, NY. Their Cos Cob location, which they hope to open by summer 2019 will mark their first location in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
If you’re still wondering what exactly is “experiential retail,” look no further than the Perfect Provenance at 47 Arch Street. Continue Reading →