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Petite Bretagne owner Jihaad Alyusif prepares a savory crepe at his new Purdy Avenue cafe. Photo courtesy David Hessekiel
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A Creperie Comes to Rye 

Take a deep breath upon entering 3 Purdy Ave. and you might imagine you’ve been transported to a French café.
Jane Carroll at the planned new location in Port Chester. Photo by David Hessekiel
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‘Shark Tank’ Winner to Open Port Chester Eatery

Following advice she received on Shark Tank, serial entrepreneur Jane Carroll plans to produce homestyle, preservative-free food in a large manufacturing kitchen in the historic Port Chester Savings Bank.
Yaku restaurant
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Peruvian Eatery Opens in Former Belluscio’s Space

On opening night, the restaurant buzzed with life. Guests sampled ceviche, anticucho, leche de tigre, and nikkei — a Japanese-Peruvian fusion dish.
Gabe and Ashley Wise and their daughter Eva of Rye enjoy an al fresco sandwich at Antonio’s Italian Deli & Market. Photo by David Hessekiel
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New Businesses Flood into Rye

As Rye shoppers and diners visit local businesses this fall, they’ll encounter a slew of new and changed restaurants and retailers in town.
pecan pie
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Noble Pies Closes in Rye

Because the business is small, family-run, and labor-intensive, the family decided to focus its energy where it would have the most impact.
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Antique Garage: When You Need to Dine Out

Helmed by Chef Utku Cinel, the restaurant is an outgrowth of the Istanbul native’s two establishments in Manhattan.
Pardon Me?: Jennifer Balin’s bagels sold out on day one, but local officials and some residents were not thrilled with the name of her business. Photo by David Hessekiel
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What’s in a Name? A New Bagel Place on Purchase Street Is Finding Out.

That the new eatery sold out of its signature bagels on opening day was clearly the result of word of mouth and social media buzz -- the store had no outdoor sign.
Taste of Rye sign
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Local Restaurants Share a Taste of Rye at Annual Downtown Event

The Taste of Rye event showcases local eateries that agree to offer a drink and one appetizer to all patrons who have paid the $65 ticket price.