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I stopped for gas at my local convenient store and went in to grab a cup of coffee on my way to the radio station. When I came up to the counter to pay I was surprised by a new countertop display next to the cash register...little bottles of Fireball. I was really surprised. I actually asked the cashier behind the counter, "You carry Fireball now?" she said, "Yeah, I guess." A couple of months ago I had asked the owner of the convenience store about an empty storefront in his building and he told me that was looking into opening a wine and spirits store, but that it would take at least eight ...

Lombardo's Restaurant in Albany being sold Was an anchor for lower Madison Avenue FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Albany's historic Lombardo's Restaurant has been sold and the buyer plans to reinvent the Madison Avenue eatery as a business incubator.Times Union file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Albany's historic Lombardo's Restaurant has been sold and the buyer plans to reinvent the Madison Avenue eatery as a business incubator.Lombardo's RestaurantShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 Albany's historic Lombardo's Restaurant has been sold and the buyer plans to reinvent the Madison Avenue eatery as a busine...

Lombardo’s Restaurant, a longtime city landmark and mainstay of the lower Madison...

Restaurants going to 75 percent indoor capacity, but 6-foot rule remains FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Upstairs at The Nest in Schenectady. With two floors of dining space, the restaurant will be able to accommodate approximately 15 more guests starting March 19, when the state allows upstate restaurants to increase indoor capacity to 75 percent, from the 50 percent cap that has been in place since June 2020. The Nest's Albany sibling, The Cuckoo's Nest, is much smaller and will see no net gain because of a rule remaining in place that requires dining tables be spaced at least 6 feet apart, the...

Bite-Sized: News about restaurants and food FacebookTwitterEmail The eponymous creations from Cosmic Donuts in Kinderhook will be paired with beer from Fort Orange Brewing in Albany for the Dynamic Duos fundraiser.Photo from Facebook Fundraiser to pair beer, doughnuts Camp Bravehearts — a local not-for-profit that provides opportunities and experiences for women with cancer in exercise, crafts, wellness and outdoor, educational and social activities — will be the beneficiary of a virtual fundraiser called Dynamic Duos that will feature pairings of four beers from Fort Orange Brewing in Al...