Light Rain Fog/Mist 43°
Tag:

Healthy Food

Lifestyle
Popular Eatery In Region Opens Brand-New Location Right Next Door Popular Eatery In Region Opens Brand-New Location Right Next Door
Popular Eatery In Region Opens Brand-New Location Right Next Door Fans of a popular Westchester County sandwich shop don't have to travel far to visit the owners' newest restaurant.  In January, the owners of Mason Sandwich Co. in Eastchester opened The Prince, a new eatery located right next door. Online reviewers have praised The Prince for its convenient location at 31 Mill Road in Eastchester. "Pretty good salad/bowl spot. There are plenty of healthy food options as well as a reasonably sized juice selection," Ant R., of New York City, wrote in a Yelp review. "I'm slightly partial because I know the dudes who work here, but objectively spea…

SHARE

by Nicole Valinote
Lifestyle
Save The Date: New Acai Fruit Bowl Shop To Open In Hudson Valley Save The Date: New Acai Fruit Bowl Shop To Open In Hudson Valley
Save The Date: New Acai Fruit Bowl Shop To Open In Hudson Valley A new acai fruit bowl shop will soon open its doors in Rockland County. Playa Bowls will host a grand opening for its new location in Nanuet on Saturday, July 31.  The new shop will be located at 8133 Fashion Drive. Representatives said the grand opening will begin at 11 a.m., and the first 50 customers will receive free t-shirts and bowls. The location will be run by Dan Feder, a local entrepreneur. The restaurant's menu features a selection of fruit bowls, juices, smoothies and more.  Feder said the business focuses on healthy foods, noting that they don't use dairy or a…

SHARE

by Nicole Valinote
News
New Market To Open In Ulster County New Market To Open In Ulster County
New Market To Open In Ulster County A family-owned Caribbean catering company, known for its line of hot sauces and seasonings sold at local farmers markets and grocery stores, is opening its own market and cafe in Kingston. Seasoned Delicious Foods will open to the public after a Sunday, Sept. 26 ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. Owners Tamika and Martin Dunkley were inspired in 2016 by the latter's mother, 74-year-old "Mama Blossom" from Kingston, Jamaica, to bottle and distribute Old-World West Indian condiments, cooking oils, spice mixes and, most famously, hot sauces.  The pair developed a presence in ne…

SHARE

by Christina Coulter