restaurants

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

Cheers! Bar and restaurant curfews will soon be no more in New York State. We can also say goodbye to those suggested 'dancing zones' at weddings, proms or other catered events.

The coronavirus pandemic has hit bars and restaurants hard all across the country. Several have closed after struggling for more than a year in Central New York. But several more have opened.

All restaurants in the Utica/Rome area will be able to increase their dining capacity to 75 percent for indoor dining this month.

Ten central New York bars and restaurants have been cited by the New York State Liquor Authority for failing to comply with Governor Andrew Cuomo's coronavirus regulations.

Several New York restaurants are getting financial help thanks to the Barstool Fund, including one of the oldest bars in Syracuse's Armory Square.

Restaurants in Syracuse can reopen for indoor dining as New York State reviews a recent court ruling.

Several New York restaurants are getting financial help thanks to the Barstool Fund.

To stop the spread in response to rising COVID numbers in New York State, Governor Andrew Cuomo is putting a limit on private parties and closing businesses early.

There are so many businesses here in Central New York with clever names, but here are ten that you just can't look at without having a good chuckle.

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.