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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.

With the New York State Fair still iffy for 2020, CNY corn on the cob options are limited.

Shout out to the Village of Clinton for finding a creative way to support the restaurants in their town. They've agreed to add a dining area to the village green.

A COVID-19 surcharge has been appearing on bills across the country, as businesses struggle to recoup losses and make up for increased expenses due to the pandemic. Would you pay one to help out your favorite Utica-Rome business?

Now that restaurants in the Utica-Rome area can open for outdoor dining, which restaurants are open for business? We're ready to hear those magic words: "Can I take your order?"

We can finally enjoy a meal at our favorite restaurant in central New York, as long as it has outdoor seating. Governor Cuomo is allowing outdoor dining.

As restaurants make plans to reopen, many of us can't wait to dine at our favorite spot. Restaurants will be implementing changes that will change your dining experience.

We can't wait to sit, sip and be served at our favorite CNY spots.

Good news for New Hartford. China House, the beloved takeout spot on Oneida Street in Washington Mills, is set to to reopen.
You just don't realize how much you love Chinese food until you can't get it anymore. In the wake of the coronavirus shutdown, most of the Chinese food restaurants in…

NewYorkUpstate.com failed to precisely define the word "iconic" as it applied to their list, but longevity and uniqueness were implied.