From The Norwalk Hour: Fresh local seafood on the water in Rowayton
When I first knew Kevin Conroy, he wore waterproof overalls that came up to his armpits, rubber fisherman boots, and a knit hat. He would …
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From The Norwalk Hour: Brunch – It’s not just eggs anymore
There’s a whole new world of brunch at some of our best local restaurants. It’s not just eggs benedict and fancy pancakes added on to …
From The Norwalk Hour: Dinner for one with French fare and a warm welcome
The flickering fire glowed across the dining room. Bookshelves filled with knick knacks, painted brick walls, and potted foliage plants added to the welcoming atmosphere. …
From The Norwalk Hour: Stick-to-your-ribs barbecue in Norwalk
When the cold weather comes, I get hungry. It must be the extra energy expended to stay warm in the biting wind and low temperatures …
From The Norwalk Hour: Some favorites from a year of eating well
It’s been a good year for my taste buds: delicious meals at restaurants both new and old; the rapidly expanding supply of craft beer, small …
Window art at the Dry Dock
Last night we dropped in at the Dry Dock on Main Ave. in Norwalk for some delicious tacos. The beer was cold, the service warm, …
From The Norwalk Hour: Head to a restaurant with a good whiskey bar
Cruising the liquor store whiskey aisles this Christmas season will take a lot longer than it did just a few years ago. Bottle after bottle, …
From The Norwalk Hour: Crazy good roast chicken
Roast Chicken for ninety-four bucks. You’ve got to be kidding! That was my first (and second and third) reaction to raves about the special of …
From The Norwalk Hour: Chefs on the move.
Restaurants come and go. Some only last a few months or years, while others thrive for decades and generations. Regardless of their tenure, you can …
From The Norwalk Hour: Seafood restaurants – old and new
The Grand Central Oyster Bar is an iconic New York City restaurant. Open since 1913, it has been serving impeccably fresh seafood to generations in …