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It all felt surreal when Christina DeJesus learned she had won the lottery for a one-bedroom affordable apartment after years of waiting. The building gives artists like DeJesus priority access, along with the opportunity to rent a studio on the basement level. “It was life-changing,” DeJesus said. “To be able to obtain a studio of
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Sushi by Boū offers an intimate, artful omakase experience at a nice price. With its remarkably unassuming façade and minimal street presence, you may just miss the circular sign hugging the fish logo at New Rochelle’s latest sushi spot. But the magic happens once you step inside this speakeasy-inspired Japanese restaurant that’s become a go-to for fresh,
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Teriyaki Madness, a restaurant franchise that features Seattle-style teriyaki, is coming to New Rochelle this winter. What we know.
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As one piece of New Rochelle’s rapid redevelopment, Hour to Exit escape room is preparing to take their immersive entertainment experience to the next level.
Anyone who’s driven up 95 has undoubtedly noticed the evolution of high-rise developments dotting downtown New Rochelle, which has brought an influx of young professional people. And while longtime favorites like Alvin & Friends still hold up, Town House Kitchen + Drinks is part of a new wave of high-energy restaurants built for the incoming crowd.
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Immigrants from those Mediterranean countries carved out of the former Yugoslavia have added measurably to New York’s food culture, not least in the last decade when a plethora of Italian restaurants and steakhouses have been opened by Albanians, Slovenians and Montenegrins. Croatian restaurants, however, are still rare––about 24,000 Croatians live in the five boroughs––but none
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Cities across the U.S. that aim to build new housing often run into fierce community opposition from Nimbys, who object to new development in “my backyard.” But one commuter town outside New York City is slicing through red tape and building thousands of new apartments.
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With prices going up on pretty much everything, two Westchester areas are offering Restaurant Week deals to make dining out easier on the wallet. The bonus? Both are offering more than just food.
Restaurant weeks in two Westchester communities promise discounts, culture and more Read More »
Eating Rye is an occasional feature to meet the chefs and other professionals in the restaurant kitchens across Rye and neighboring communities. When you dine-in, pick-up or call for delivery, these are the folks working hard for you, your friends & family and your taste buds.
Eating New Ro: Renee Forsberg of Town House Kitchen + Drinks Read More »