From Sunday Arts and Style: Dinner with jazz at local restaurants
The dinner crowd at Ponza Italian Kitchen & Pizza in Norwalk was having a great time. Chris Coogan and his sidemen were swinging, playing standards …
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From Sunday Arts and Style: A restaurant built on community and great food celebrates thirty years
Thirty years is a long time for any business, but in the risky restaurant business – where years count for more (like dog years) – …
From Sunday Arts and Style: Old and new contrast in the Hudson Valley
The sidewalks of Partition Street in Saugerties, NY are paved with massive flagstones. The stones, some measuring as much as six feet square and locally …
From Sunday Arts and Style: Easy eating and satisfying food at the iconic Waffle House
My lunch from the all-day breakfast menu spread across three plates: one for the sausage, one for the waffle, and one for the eggs, toast …
From Sunday Arts and Style: Comfortable restaurants to love and depend on
You want to go out to dinner. Maybe you’re tired of eating at home; maybe the larder is empty; maybe it’s your turn to provide …
From Sunday Arts and Style: The chef’s art flourishes at Millwright’s in Simsbury
The rice crisp floated above my roasted mushroom soup ($11.50) like a swooping Frank Gehry roof. I snuck under the eaves to get a spoonful …
From Sunday Arts and Style: We ate surprisingly well in 2021
Last year was unforgettable for all the wrong reasons. Yet as I reflect on 2021, there were still some memorably good food-world experiences. We all …
From Sunday Arts and Style: Eating out on Christmas Eve
It’s almost impossible to have Christmas Dinner out; restaurants just don’t do it. It’s the one holiday of the year when restaurant folks get the …
From Sunday Arts and Style: World class eating in tiny Los Alamos, California
“Welcome to Los Alamos,” read the roadside billboard. It marked the transition from table-flat farmland to rural enclave in Santa Barbara County. From the sign, …
From Sunday Arts and Style: The apex of the everyday cracker kingdom
The apex of the everyday cracker kingdom Twice a year we drive to Macon, Georgia to visit Marsha’s family: stepmother Joyce; aunt Betty; and a …