It's awesome. If you like Indian food and if you like BBQ, you will LOVE their food.
Anyone heard anything about what’s being added here?
We have some clues: Want to guess what restaurants are coming to Towne Center at Fayetteville?
COR Development is proposing to construct a building that would house two restaurants at Towne Center.www.syracuse.com
God wills it
Not that one, but the other one.
Bojangle's finally venturing north of the Mason/Dixon line?... ACC we have finally arrived- It's Bo time!
Along with mellow mushroom ...
www.localsyr.com
Yes, a lot of people don't realize that the valley Syracuse is in used to be a large wetland complex from the south end of Onondaga Lake towards present-day downtown and east. It looks nothing like it did pre-colonization. I have found species records for plants that used to grow in the area that are no longer present anywhere in the region. It was a very unique place, and it's no wonder that the location was revered by the indigenous peoples.I don't know who Michael J. Gallagher is but he's read my mind. This is all really good, here are the first two paragraphs.
Suburbanites’ I-81 worries have been heard. They just don’t like the answer (Guest Opinion)
Town leaders keep pushing "solutions" that traffic engineers keep rejecting, like a tunnel or "signature" bridge, writes a Cortland resident.
"With regard to the April 20 article, “After a decade of talk, suburban leaders say their worries remain ignored,” the truth is that the suburban leaders’ arguments against the Interstate 81 community grid have been heard. How could they not? They have held press conferences. They have passed nonbinding resolutions in their town boards opposing the grid and sent them to Gov. Andrew Cuomo. In the winter of 2018-2019, they went to Albany to make their case in person to governor. The town supervisors just didn’t get the answer they (and the parties who send them campaign contributions) wanted.
Grid opponents have pushed for a tunnel or a depressed highway as a way to maintain high-speed access through Syracuse. The New York State Department of Transportation rejected those ideas, mainly because there is a swamp under Almond Street. Still, grid opponents prevailed on the governor to have the DOT take another look at tunnels. They and depressed highways were rejected again, and by the time that happened, the project had been held up for two years. (Grid opponents have also complained about delays, ignoring the fact that they have caused them.) Yet still the town supervisors want their tunnel or depressed highway. Incidentally, a depressed highway was also rejected when I-81 was first built 60 years ago. That’s why there’s a viaduct. Yet the town supervisors cannot let go of this idea that was so bad, it was rejected three times."
I don't think a tunnel option was discussed with the original plans about 7-8 years ago. Wasn't it DeFrancisco that floated the idea when the suburban politicians wouldn't let it go? I know it was dismissed after the DOT had to do an analysis because of exactly what you described.
I absolutely loved that place when we visited. As good as any restaurant in NYC, and I have been to a lot.
www.sainturbanwinebar.com
Yes...he has quite the background. I met a family member of his just before they opened and learned quite a bit about him. That is why we checked it out. It also seems that they were extremely creative during the pandemic based on their Instagram page.The Chef/Owner certainly seems to have an impressive background:
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