Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
The owners of a handful of buildings in Nyack have defaulted on a $3.5 million mortgage, according to a lawsuit filed by its lenders in the Supreme Court of Rockland County this week.
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Li is preparing to expand with an April opening of Piermont Creamery of Nyack at 85 South Broadway because a hot summer followed by a long stretch of temperate weather last fall and early winter kept people coming for home-made ice cream.
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If the world were a board game, Penny Schwartz’s would most definitely be Candy Land, a universe bursting with candy canes, Jujubes, and gum drops
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Within the last couple of weeks, DVine Pie and O Lar, two high-profile destinations for brick oven pizza and other creative fare, have packed it in.
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Bill, and his wife Wendy, a retired math teacher, opened Hot Dog Express at 184 Brightwood Avenue in Pearl River less than two years ago
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Toni Ann Salvato and MC Dougherty, a Nyack couple, have done a pandemic pivot but they are counting on a baker’s professional history of success, mishaps, and experience to grow Sweet & Salty’s: The Great Cookie Caper, a bakery specializing in an assortment of decadent (their word) cookies.
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Farina Caffe, the newest bakery/café to open in Nyack, is the realization of a life-long dream for pastry chef Daniela Buglione and the family who believed in her every step of the way.
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Culinary Depot, the Spring Valley-based restaurant and equipment and supply dealer located at 67 Route 59, is opening a new showroom facility and state-of-the-art test kitchen at a time when many in the field is shrinking under the pressures of COVID-19.
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Amid the pandemic days, Sklar has self-published “The Eclectic Table: Timeless Recipes For The Eclectic Palate” on Amazon, a compendium of his 40 recipes culled from Bloom, pop-up restaurants, and personal chef experience.
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on Dec. 10th, the Village’s Board of Trustees are expected to pass a resolution to create a Nyack Business Council to bring individual groups under one tent to steer the village through the pandemic and beyond.
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