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Small Bites
http://lizjohnson.lohudblogs.com/
Journal News food editor Liz Johnson writes about all things culinary in the Lower Hudson Valley, including restaurants, cafes, bars, shops, farms, and anywhere else you can get a bite — small or not.
- Added on: Jan 29th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Liz Johnson
- Listed in: Food & Drink Recipes
- Tags: recipes restaurants westchester chefs hudson valley rockland
Recent Posts
It’s That Time Again: the Holiday Cabaret at X20 in Yonkers
I’ve been going to the Xaviars Christmas Dinner and Holiday Cabaret since back in the days when it was at Xaviars at Garrison. It’s a fabulous, fun evening with fantastic food and wonderful performances by chanteuse Mary Lou Shriber, pian...
Spice of Indian in Nyack to Close for One Week
I just came across this on the Nyack Social Scene message board: Due to an unfortunate family matter, Spice will be closed for business from Monday, Nov.30th to Tuesday, Dec. 8th. We will reopen for business on Wednesday the 9th. We recommend coming ...
Roasted Peppers Opens in Mamaroneck
Roasted Peppers, a New American restaurant, opened Monday in a former Starbucks space right next to Sal’s Pizza in Mamaroneck. Owner Ruben Ochoa Jr. says the menu flirts with both Latin and American specialties, and includes such dishes as ta...
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week 2010 Will Be March 15-28
News on the dates — and a few of the participating restaurants — for next year’s Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: March 15-28. So far signed up in our area: 121 Restaurant & Bar in North Salem. 42 in White Plains. Casa Brusco...
Local Links
Forgive the late Local Links posting this week. I do have some photos to share from the weekend, but I’m trying to finish up on our Small Bites Cookie Swap (we have a ton of great entries — Friday is the last day to enter!) and also our 1...
Benefit on Dec. 3 at Tuscany Bistro in Tappan
Tuscany Bistro will host a benefit called Dining for D.O.V.E. from 5 to 10 p.m. Dec. 3. A three-course $25 menu will be served during a fashion show. Proceeds will be donated to NY Presbyterian Hospital’s D.O.V.E. program, (Domestic and Other...
Ten of us dined at Cafe of Love on Saturday night (with a reservation for 6:30). The food is excellent. Now for "the rest"...we were so packed, no one could get to the "wonderful bread & cheese buffet". We had to ask for water and butter for the sample bread brought by the staff. We all had appetizers, entrees, wine, coffee and some dessert. We ate our courses AS THEY CAME FROM THE KITCHEN, but were told to move along (as our bill was paid) because others were waiting for an hour for our table(s). Cafe cannot be all things to all diners on a busy Saturday night!
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