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Lebanon, CT
Business
Mexican Favorites, Mediterranean Twist: New Restaurant Revives Shuttered Space In Franklin
A new Mexican restaurant is bringing bold flavors to southeastern Connecticut, reviving a former favorite spot near Norwich. Volaré Mexican Restaurant & Bar officially opened in Franklin on Tuesday, Feb. 25, the business said in a Facebook post. It's located along the Yantic River, near the Route 2 interchange and the Norwich Business Park. The restaurant is putting a special spin on a typical Mexican spot's menu. "We specialize in authentic flavors like our savory chicken mole, sizzling fajitas, and signature tacos," Volaré says on its Facebook page. "Adding a twist, we also offer a t…
Fort Lee, NJ
Business
Inside Cheongsu: America's First Luxe Korean Dessert Cafe Lands In Fort Lee
A popular Korean entertainment design company is bringing a tranquil dessert cafe concept to America, and its first location will be in Bergen County. Cheongsu, the first of Seoul’s renowned Glow Seoul, is opening in Fort Lee on Dec. 16. Cheongsu, founded by Glow Seoul, harmonizes Korean aesthetics, culinary mastery, and nature’s serenity into a modern café experience. Designed as a sanctuary for relaxation and reflection, Cheongsu offers guests a retreat from the chaos of everyday life. "Our mission with Cheongsu is to offer more than just a café experience—it’s an immersive retreat…
Torrington, CT
Lifestyle
New CT Cafe Cited For 'Good, Simple Menu'
For those looking for a fun, but relaxed spot to grab a bite to eat and maybe get to know their neighbors, a new cafe in the region could be just the spot. Cafe 1840 located in Litchfield County in New Milford offers casual meals such as sandwiches and salads and plenty of sweets along with an open mike night and a cigar night. The interior is funky with fish tanks and art that offers plenty of eye candy while you eat, and plenty of class. The owners, Stacy Murphy, and Jeff Chowanec enjoy getting to know their customers and work hard to make sure that all food is up to high stan…
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
Lifestyle
Bistro 46 Sets Opening Date For New Morristown Location
Bistro 46 II will soon open the doors of its new Morristown location. Opening at the former Fiore's restaurant on Elm Street, the new location marks the chain’s second, with opening day scheduled for Wednesday, June 24. The eatery BYOB joint will serve similar fare to its original location in Netcong, where the menu includes gourmet eats like pan-seared Scottish salmon, chicken scarpariello, seared filet mignon and braised beef short ribs. Traditional pasta options like fettuccine primavera, bistro rigatoni and penne vodka are also big hits. For more on Bistro 46 II, coming to 12 Elm St.,…
Hamilton Township, NJ
Lifestyle
Most Popular Pizzerias In Mercer County
Craving a slice of crispy, cheesy pizza loaded with toppings? Here are several places you can try today in Mercer County. The spots you see on this list were top-rated on several user-generated review sites, featured in local publications and recommended by Daily Voice readers. Some are longtime favorites while others have only recently opened their doors. All of these pizzerias, however, are dishing up pies we think you'll love. And yes, they're all open for takeout or pick-up orders amid the COVID-19 outbreak. DeLorenzo’s Pizza, Trenton: Described as the “home of the Trenton tomato pie,…
Hackensack, NJ
News
Thank Bergen County Strip Club For Exposing 'Unconstitutional' BYOB Ad Ban
BYOB advertising ban in New Jersey was recently ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge after a strip club with a Bergen County location challenged free speech grounds, NJ.com reports. While New Jersey law allows customers to bring their own alcoholic beverages, such restaurants that advertised it were subject to prosecution as a disorderly persons's offense and other penalties. Stiletto -- with one location on Paterson Plank Road in Carlstadt -- didn't think that was fair. The club last year filed a lawsuit saying it wanted to encourage customers to bring their own drinks, bu…
