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Image Customers line up for authentic Puerto Rican fare at Linda Borinquena at 56 Harvester Ave., Batavia.Photo by Howard Owens Ask Vianiliz Vee Echevarria Rivera what surprised her most about opening

Image Entrepreneur and ramen chef Rob Credi gets busy in the kitchen of his latest venture, Xavmen Ramen at 56 Harvester Ave., Batavia, which is a complement to his Pub Coffee Hub just down the

Image Bradley Snyder and his mom Michelle Snyder, business partners for Windy Brew, open their second location Thursday at 56 Harvester Ave., Batavia.Submitted photo. It was a year ago Thursday when

Friends. Family. And coming together. The only thing missing is the delicious food, but Vianiliz “Vee” Echevarria Rivera and her mother, Elizabeth, have that covered. And the Puerto Rican natives plan to bring it to Linda Borinqueña, which means “a beautiful Puerto Rico.” The takeout restaurant will be housed in a new venture expected to open in June at 56 Harvester Ave., The

There’s a joke between Rob Credi and his wife Karie about a nickname they’ve dubbed a part of their home. Rob periodically makes dinner, and sometimes it comes out really good, and other times, not so much. So they call the culinary space Crapshoot Kitchen. It’s a name that stuck for his latest business venture that will rent opportunities for starter businesses and

Even though all of business owner Rob Credi’s scrutinies have not been quelled, he feels that portions of city management have given him what he wanted: informative communication. After sending emails to city leaders and talking publicly at this week’s City Council meeting, Credi has gotten answers and a prospective meeting to further discuss his issues. He has served as a

On Aug. 10, business owner Rob Credi was happy and thankful to be celebrating the two-year anniversary of Pub Coffee Hub at Harvester Center. That is, until he saw a road crew tearing up the street alongside of his thriving coffee shop. That date now marks the beginning of an agonizing blow to the clientele and successful business that Credi had built up those last two years.