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Popular Brewery To Open Food Hall In Stratford: Here's What's Being Offered Popular Brewery To Open Food Hall In Stratford: Here's What's Being Offered
Popular Brewery To Open Food Hall In Stratford: Here's What's Being Offered One of Connecticut's most popular breweries will soon open up a new food hall serving up carefully selected cuisine that is meant to pair perfectly with the company's beer.  The Stratford-based Two Roads Brewing Company will officially open up the all-new Two Roads Food Hall + Bar at 1625 Stratford Ave. on Saturday, June 24 at 11 a.m., the brewery announced.  The new eatery celebrated its launch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, June 22, which was attended by Stratford Mayor Laura Hoydick along with plenty of other hungry customers.  The food hall offers three different types of …

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by Ben Crnic
Lifestyle
Fairfield Cheese Company Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary Fairfield Cheese Company Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
Fairfield Cheese Company Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary After a decade in business, Fairfield Cheese Company co-owners Laura Downey and Chris Palumbo are celebrating the store’s 10-year anniversary and reflecting on its many accomplishments. Downey and Palumbo say the decision to open the shop in May of 2009 came from a passion for cheese, a retail and catering background and a desire to “fill a void” in the local food landscape. The 2090 Post Road location, conveniently nestled next to Harry’s Wine & Liquor Market, has a clear-cut mission to provide the area with the widest range of cut-to-order artisanal and farmstead cheeses. After a suc…

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by Valerie Musson
Business
Small Brewers Become Big Business In Fairfield County Small Brewers Become Big Business In Fairfield County
Small Brewers Become Big Business In Fairfield County FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- If you're a beer lover, you're in luck. Each day it seems another brewery or beer pub opens its doors in Fairfield County, catering to residents with creative hops (watch for the opening of the new Harlan Haus in Bridgeport) and carefully curated snacks (shout out to Shelton's The Drunk Alpaca). In a short period of time, the Connecticut craft beer scene has exploded, tapping into the county's thirst for flavor, variety and fun. Many of these businesses were started by local folks with a passion for home brewing. All of them have helped elevate the area's craft b…

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by Jeanne Muchnick