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Restaurant Announces Closing Date After 17 Years In Westchester Restaurant Announces Closing Date After 17 Years In Westchester
Restaurant Announces Closing Date After 17 Years In Westchester After almost two decades, a Westchester restaurant that has earned plenty of fans over the years has revealed when it will be closing for good.  Aqui Es Santa Fe, a Colombian restaurant in Port Chester located at 32 Broad St., will have its last day in business on Sunday, Nov. 10, owner Olga Santos announced on social media.  Although Santos did not specify a reason for the closure, she thanked those who stopped by over the 17 years that the eatery was open:  "We want to thank each person who sat at our table and became part of our family...What started as a dream became one…

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by Ben Crnic
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Popular Restaurant Opens New Location In White Plains Popular Restaurant Opens New Location In White Plains
Popular Restaurant Opens New Location In White Plains A popular restaurant plans to open its second location in Westchester County. Colombian House currently operates in New Rochelle, and owners plan to expand to another location in White Plains.  The new restaurant will be located in the heart of White Plains, at 175 Main St. The date for the new location's opening has not yet been publicly announced.  The restaurant was founded by a New Rochelle couple and it opened its doors in 2017. The menu features a wide variety of Colombian dishes, along with coffee, margaritas, sangria, and desserts such as their tres leches spong…

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by Nicole Valinote
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Colombian Restaurant Chain Opening Location In Westchester Colombian Restaurant Chain Opening Location In Westchester
Colombian Restaurant Chain Opening Location In Westchester A Colombian restaurant chain will soon make its Westchester County debut in Port Chester.. Noches de Colombia, which has more than 15 restaurants in Rockland County and northern New Jersey, is set to open at The Waterfront at Port Chester. A company spokesman Jason Villamil did not give a specific opening date, but told LoHud.com that the restaurant was on track to open soon. The eatery at 30 Waterfront Place received its village building permit in December 2017. Noches de Colombia was founded in 1998 by a Colombian family "with the hope of meeting the all American dream," accor…

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