
Don Cazentre
Beer, Wine and Spirits Writer, NYup.com at New York Upstate
Beer, wine, spirits writer for https://t.co/7F3jNOrB72 Author, New York Breweries, 2nd Ed. (2014); Spirits & Cocktails of Upstate NY (2017)
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syracuse.com | Don Cazentre
Syracuse, N.Y. — Dolce Vita World Bistro, which helped anchor the dining scene on East Genesee Street for 16 years, is closing. The restaurant at 907 East Genesee St. announced its decision on social media today (June 18). “With heartfelt gratitude, we announce the closing of Dolce Vita after 16 incredible years, ” the restaurant’s Facebook message said. “ ... We’re grateful for the lovely connections we’ve made and the countless meals we’ve shared with you.
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newyorkupstate.com | Don Cazentre
Cazenovia native Anne Burrell, who started her culinary career in Syracuse and later became one of America’s best-known celebrity chefs, has died at age 55. Burrell, sporting her trademark spiky platinum hair, was most familiar for her longtime role as host of The Food Network’s “Worst Cook in America” and other shows. She grew up in Cazenovia, where her mother, Marlene Burrell, ran Flowers on Main, a flower shop in the village.
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syracuse.com | Don Cazentre
Cazenovia native Anne Burrell, who started her culinary career in Syracuse and later became one of America’s best-known celebrity chefs, has died at age 55. Burrell, sporting her trademark spiky platinum hair, was most familiar for her longtime role as host of The Food Network’s “Worst Cook in America” and other shows. She grew up in Cazenovia, where her mother, Marlene Burrell, ran Flowers on Main, a flower shop in the village.
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thisiscny.com | Don Cazentre
Syracuse, N.Y — The coffee comes from Italy. The baked goods, and the owner, come from the Long Island area. Milano Bean Cafe opened in late May at 105 W. Fayette St. in downtown Syracuse. Since then, it has become a go-to spot for lattes, cappuccinos, espresso, muffins, cookies, crepes and more. “We are very happy to bring our coffee and our big city vibe to downtown Syracuse,” said owner Tiger Adjoor.
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1 week ago |
syracuse.com | Don Cazentre
Syracuse, N.Y — The coffee comes from Italy. The baked goods, and the owner, come from the Long Island area. Milano Bean Cafe opened in late May at 105 W. Fayette St. in downtown Syracuse. Since then, it has become a go-to spot for lattes, cappuccinos, espresso, muffins, cookies, crepes and more. “We are very happy to bring our coffee and our big city vibe to downtown Syracuse,” said owner Tiger Adjoor.
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