On Friday night at 7:30 p.m., Topping Rose House will host a wine dinner in the barn featuring Maria Sinskey, culinary director of Napa’s 100 percent certified organic winery, Robert Sinskey Vineyards.
Just like a CSA, members don’t know what they’re getting until they open the box (or the e-mail with the news). This is a great way to supplement your weekly fish buying and try out new species.
Basketball! It’s that time again, and Townline BBQ has it set up so you can watch five games in HD at the same time. So settle in and order up some of the food and drink specials.
Edible East End and Edible Manhattan are proud to release their first e-books, compilations of some of the best writing on subjects of most interest to our readers.
Starting March 1 and ending June 30, Rowdy Hall is forming a mug club. The founding 55 members can buy in at $150.
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Newcomer Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits is looking to jazz up the off season with “The Industry Sessions” a series of tasting workshops on Wednesday…
There’s a lot of information here about what’s going on in March at the Riverhead Project for colorectal cancer awareness, but it’s worth a read to find out the many ways you can donate to a good cause and put yourself in the running for some great prizes. And if you like the ceremony of the Academy Awards, the restaurant has a great way to celebrate. Dress up and walk the Blue Carpet.
Crisp suckling pig, local vegetables and and expert chef. Add to that wine from Wölffer and Bedell. What you get is a delicious dinner at the Topping Rose House to ward off the winter blues. The dinner is $75 per person.
On Saturday, Feb. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Topping Rose House will host its second monthly farmers market in their restored barn with some of the East End’s best artisans, farmers and purveyors. The market will continue on the third Saturday of each month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
This type of weather always leaves us wondering: What do people eat when they’re surrounded by snow all the time? Think of the Alps.
Local restaurants are offering specials for Valentine’s Day, and you can even be single. Maybe dinner at the bar, or have Love Lane Kitchen deliver your own breakfast any day of the heart-shaped weekend. Or take your sweetie to Almond for the four-course blood orange menu.
