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Ilion, NY · Food & Drink
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Rome Restaurant to Close After 16 Years in Business November 30
ROME, N.Y. -- A restaurant in Rome will close after more than a decade in business. The owners of DiCastro's Brick Oven on Erie Boulevard W. announced on Facebook that they will retire and close the restaurant after 16 years. They plan to end daily operations on Nov. 30. See...
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Syracuse Sandwiches: Forget the Golden Arches. This Big Mac comes from a biker bar
(We all have our go-to order. This series is about shaking that up. Each week, I spotlight one sandwich at a Central New York restaurant worth trying and explain why it ended up on my plate. Got a suggestion? Text me at 315-382-1984. Don’t be surprised if I ask you to join me.)
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Whatever Happened to Carrols Hamburgers? The Syracuse Fast-Food Empire
Long before the fast-food wars were fought through national advertising campaigns and sprawling drive-through chains, families across Upstate New York, Pennsylvania, and other parts of the Northeast were ordering hamburgers, fries, and thick milkshakes at Carrols Drive-In. For a generation of customers, the name meant inexpensive food, an unmistakable roadside restaurant, and the chance to enjoy a meal without spending much money.