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Santa visits Serendipity Cafe - Vimarsana News

Santa visits Serendipity Cafe

CHITTENANGO, N.Y. — Serendipity Cafe received a special group of visitors Sunday afternoon when Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived with a pair of elves to meet and greet customers. “Business has grown and it’s been a productive year,” owner and chief baker Sarah Beagle said. Serendipity Cafe is located at 620 E. Genesee St. in […]

Serendipity Cafe in Arbroath closing after 18 months - Vimarsana News

Serendipity Cafe in Arbroath closing after 18 months

Serendipity Cafe in Arbroath is closing in November after just 18 months due to rising food costs and energy bills.

The Courier's top 10 food and drink stories of 2022 - Vimarsana News

The Courier's top 10 food and drink stories of 2022

We take a look back at the top 10 food and drink stories published on The Courier's website throughout 2022.

Serendipity Cafe in Maynard to make major change - Vimarsana News

Serendipity Cafe in Maynard to make major change

Johnny and Laura Hobson recently announced changes for the Serendipity Cafe.

Serendipity Cafe in Maynard stays afloat during pandemic, food shortages - Vimarsana News

Serendipity Cafe in Maynard stays afloat during pandemic, food shortages

Wicked Local A pandemic. A flour shortage. A dearth of turkeys. A lack of PPE. And if that’s not enough, a busted stove. It’s all added up to a not-so-typical year for Johnny and Laura Hobson, owners of Serendipity Café in Maynard, as they navigate the ins and outs of COVID-19, while trying to keep their business afloat. They closed in March amid a flurry of orders from Gov. Charlie Baker to help stem the spread of the virus. They didn’t reopen until mid-May. “We ran out of flour,” Johnny said, noting they shared their initial supply with neighbors.