restaurants

Good news: effective immediately, you are no longer required to order food when your order drinks at restaurants in Utica/Rome

During the more than year long pandemic, chicken wings have become more popular than ever.

Governor Cuomo announced on Sunday, March 7 in a press release that restaurants will soon be able to up their capacity to 75 percent.

How do you get that "fresh out of the fryer" taste once you get those takeout orders home?

Restaurants in the Utica-Rome area are having a tough time. Maybe not all of them, but your local, independently-owned are definitely facing challenges due to COVID. You can help them out - just by eating.

With COVID cases rising across many parts of New York, including Oneida County, the Utica-Rome area could see further limits on indoor dining as soon as this week.

The scam where a fake Facebook page is created, to add fans of a business page and fake a giveaway to get your credit card number has hit more Utica businesses.

During the trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic, necessity again becomes the mother of invention.

These are self-enclosed plastic pods set up for outdoor dining, so customers can enjoy their meals, even when it's cold or raining.

Several Utica and Rome area bars, restaurants, and breweries are receiving letters 'reminding' them of New York State's current rules when it comes to musicians performing at their establishments.

Whether it's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," "$40 A Day" or even just a blog on their website, the Food Network knows that Central New York have some pretty awesome food.

It looks like the New Hartford Chuck E. Cheese has closed, as the company files for bankruptcy over the "financial strain" of coronavirus closures.