From The Norwalk Hour: The Dining Chair Travelers go to India
It’s unlikely Marsha and I will ever take the 14 hour flight from New York to New Delhi, but that hasn’t stopped a recent prickle …
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From The Norwalk Hour: Chefs Use Creativity to Transform Food
Mies van der Rohe, the legendary mid-century modern architect once said, “God is in the details.” He was talking about buildings, of course, but the …
From The Nowalk Hour: Norwalk Now Helps Restaurants Find a New Normal
Restaurants are on the way back, but not like they were before, an easy part of everyday life. You can see where the current path …
From The Norwalk Hour: Spend a Few (Virtual) Hours in a Restaurant
It’s been awhile since any of us were in a restaurant, but with movies, that feeling of energy, hospitality, good food and fun is just …
From The Norwalk Hour: Suggestions for Mother’s Day Dinner at Home
Back in the days when restaurants were a taken-for-granted part of American life, in the time when there were countless eating-out options, Mother’s Day was …
From The Norwalk Hour: Restaurants Serve Up New Ideas
Restaurant operators are endlessly creative. You only have to look at the vast diversity of style, menu, and price point to see that no two …
From The Norwalk Hour: Local Restaurants Need Our Help
Restaurants are in trouble. If you have some favorite restaurants (and I hope you do) they need your support right now. Mandatory closings to flatten …
From The Norwalk Hour: The Changing Restaurant Scene on Wall Street
Eating dinner at Aji 10 on Wall Street in Norwalk, we looked across the street at the Fat Cat Pie Co. Earlier we had walked …
From The Norwalk Hour:Has France come to SoNo?
What Norwalk needs is a good French restaurant. We’ve lived too long in a Gallic desert without a ready source for beef bourguignon, steak frites, …
From The Norwalk Hour: Some Tips on Tipping
Like so many things in our world today, tipping is changing. The way we tip, how much we tip, and who we tip is evolving …