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These Connecticut restaurants are offering Super Bowl takeout specials Leeanne Griffin FacebookTwitterEmail Super Bowl parties may be smaller this year, but Connecticut restaurants and caterers are still cooking up your favorite game time snacks. Wings, pizzas, dips and nachos? Theyve got it all. All specials are for Feb. 7 unless otherwise specified.   Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut Media Sally’s Apizza in New Haven offers a $150 game day spread, with two medium Sally’s pies, 24 jumbo...

21 dishes to try in the Mobile area in 2021 Updated Jan 27, 2021; Posted Jan 27, 2021 The Ploughman at The Cheese Cottage in Mobile is one of 32 dishes Mobile-area diners need to try in 2021. (Photo by Michelle Matthews/mmatthews@al.com) Facebook Share You don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone. For many of us, eating in restaurants almost immediately became something we couldn’t do anymore when the coronavirus pandemic hit Alabama last March. If 2020 taught us anything, it’s t...

Beginning Jan. 4, restaurants in Pueblo County and many other Colorado counties were allowed to resume in-house dining at 25% capacity with no more than 50 people, leaving Pueblo West restaurants optimistic about the change. “I think people are still kind of scared,” Do Drop Inn co-owner Donna MacFarlane-Franz said. “Weekdays are a little slower than weekends, so I don’t know what will happen this weekend. But it has been good, and the 25% capacity is working so far.” After a spike in...

This year, with the coronavirus pandemic, many say the expectation is that it may be a miss. Some restaurants will be open on Christmas Eve and closed Christmas Day, including 1129 Spirits and Eatery, Pass Key, Graham’s Grill and Angelo’s Pizza Parlor. Others — Papa Jose’s Union Café and Shamrock Brewing Co. —  will be closed until January. Michael Madrid has worked for the Pass Key on Abriendo Avenue for 11 years, noting that two of the restaurants busiest days are the day after ...

Thunder Bay shelter, soup kitchen prepare for holiday season and approaching lockdown Usually staff and volunteers at Shelter House and the Dew Drop Inn in Thunder Bay Ont., are busy preparing for sit down dinner services for Christmas. This year, however, each organization has opted to only provide take-out meals to the community as their respective dining rooms stay closed to the public due the COVID-19 pandemic. Social Sharing Both the Thunder Bay Shelter House and the Dew Drop Inn will be s...

For. i like the way he thinks. the way he executes. i feel good about it. >> reporter: folks around here look out for their own. and they dont like the way the president is now treating the attorney general. what would you say to president trump if you could talk to him about this? >> i would say hey trump, lets talk about your personal skills with people. maybe you could be kinder, gentler trump, more understanding, more open minded and slightly less of a jerk. >> reporter: this as the do drop ...

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