Monthly Archives: February 2015

New Harvest Wine Bar Adds Deliciousness to New Haven Dining Scene

New Harvest Wine Bar Adds Deliciousness to New Haven Dining Scene By Kate Hartman   Mussels at Harvest Step down off bustling Chapel Street and into the former home of the beloved Italian restaurant Scoozi, and you will find yourself in the newest (and arguably most delicious) addition to the New Haven dining scene—Harvest Wine […]

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Best Pizza in Connecticut (With Interactive Map)

Best Pizza in Connecticut (With Interactive Map) Legends  The generally agreed-upon best-of-the-best in Connecticut pizza. These pizzerias are often at the top of national lists and have competed with each other for decades, much to the delight of pizza fans. The Original  Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana  |  New Haven Everyone calls it Pepe’s, but the full name […]

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In One Act, a Troubled Life Recounted

A Review of ‘Forever’ in New Haven By Anita Gates Not all the music lovers recalling the first time they heard the Doors song “Light My Fire” bother to mention Ray Manzarek’s organ solo. Dael Orlandersmith does in the opening moments of “Forever,” her brave and heartfelt new solo show at the Long Wharf Theater. […]

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Inventiveness with a Hot Plate

A Review of August: Upscale Bar and Eatery, in New Haven By Sarah Gold Even for veteran chefs working in state-of-the-art kitchens, it can be taxing to consistently whip up sophisticated, satisfying meals for a parade of discriminating patrons. So when a self-taught cook manages to pull it off using only a hot plate, a […]

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20 Strange and Surprising Reasons to Visit These Northeast Towns

As a travel writer open and game to exploring the offbeat and oddball within a few hours or one day’s drive of New York City (Virginia to Maine), I’ve stumbled on some pretty bizarre, eccentric and/or downright weird things. Here’s just a sampling from this year’s explorations: For more information on attractions, restaurants and hotels […]

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Cool bars begin aging beer in cellars

Craft beers are now getting the same nurturing that wines have been getting for years — literally. Bars across America are now treating craft beers as they do wines, storing them in temperature-controlled cellars for a decade or more. The best beers for aging have to have higher alcohol levels, such as imperial stouts. (Don’t […]

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