From The Norwalk Hour: The appeal of a tearoom
There’s a popular type of eatery in the British Isles that is pretty rare in the USA. It’s a place where you can get sweets, …
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From The Norwalk Hour: Generations of fine tea from Harney and Sons
I opened the long slender menu, thinking it was the wine list. It was a drinks list, but not wine. At Harney and Sons Cafe …
From The Norwalk Hour: Fresh and classy Australian food at Flinders Lane
Kangaroo loin, shrimp on the barbie, sausage rolls, and Fosters beer-battered fish and chips – it was clear this wasn’t an American menu. A quick …
From The Norwalk Hour: A restaurant where cheese is the main course
Good cheese shops are few and far between, but a cheese restaurant is really rare. In fact, I only know of one: Caseus Fromagerie Bistro …
From The Norwalk Hour: Exploring The Mystery of Indian Food
Indian food has been a mystery to me. I know it’s one of the world’s great cuisines – a result of diverse culture, geography, history, …
From The Hour: Dinner at a Crossroad of the British Empire
Curried Lamb Shank and Bistro Steak, Faro Island Salmon and Fish and Chips, Waldorf Salad and Bombay Burger, Vindaloo Wings and Long Island Littlenecks: we …
From The Hour: Having a Ball with Meatballs
Consider the meatball. It’s ubiquitous in Italian family-style food and popular in cultures around the world. You can find them in cans of Chef Boyardee, …
From The Hour: Lunch in Greenwich (or was it France?)
On the way to a museum visit and then lunch in Greenwich, we got off 95 at Exit 3 and ended up in France – …
From The Hour: Winter Market Eating
Restaurants come in all shapes and sizes these days. Drive around town and you’ll find storefront ethnic and luxurious upscale, trendy casual and themed menu, …
From The Hour: Let’s go out for Mexican!
“Let’s go out for Mexican!” Sounds great, but what does that really mean? Like Italian or Chinese, Mexican cuisine can’t be defined by a few …