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Columbus Park Trattoria (Fairfield County CT)
When you arrive at Columbus Park Trattoria in downtown Stamford, you'll be met with the aroma of truly authentic regional and national Italian dishes. Their staff will greet you like family, and you'll find yourself surrounded by warm, elegant decor. (Fairfield County)
Caffe Bon (Fairfield County CT)
Caffe Bon offers catering services with and without their mobile Espresso Bar. Serving coffees, espresso drinks, baked goods, panini and desserts!
Available for private, corporate and fundraising events. They also sell gift baskets and will ship to all contingent United States.
Olio Restaurant (Fairfield County CT)
Olio is a casual fine dining neighborhood restaurant, offering new American cuisine at an affordable price. Olio is inviting and warm yet unique and innovative. Their food is sourced from top quality purveyors, featuring a high percentage of local and organic products.
Frangos (Fairfield County CT)
Frangos is a brand new restaurant in Stamford and the only one in CT serving authentic Portuguese style charcoal-grilled piri-piri chicken. What makes their food so special? Their food is healthy! Each of Frangos products is cooked in-house and from scratch including their sauce. (Fairfield County)
John the Baker (Fairfield County CT)
Fine Authentic Italian Cooking! Our food is freshly prepared daily and we try to please our customers with special orders. Bring the family and friends for some delicious pasta, great pizza, salads, many different chicken dinners + more! (Fairfield County)
La Perle Restaurant & Bar (Fairfield County CT)
La Perle treats guests to a modern interpretation of the quality and simplicity of Great American Cuisine infused with Caribbean Flavors.
The Blind Rhino Sports Bar (Fairfield County CT)
The Blind Rhino is a popular, award-winning Sports Bar with two locations in Fairfield County, CT!
Hampton Coffee Company (Suffolk County NY)
Hampton Coffee Company was one of the first Third Wave coffee roasters on the entire East Coast when it opened on the eastern end of Long Island, New York, in 1994.