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“Norton Begs for Brown Bread” – Binghamton, NY (1911)
Mrs. Leroy Cowles (Ella) lived in Binghamton, the city and county seat of Broome County at the confluence of the Chenango and Susquehanna Rivers in south-central New York. The first European settlements emerged after the American Revolution; industry and manufacturing grew rapidly when the Chenango Canal connected to the Erie Canal in 1837.
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The 10 Elmira, New York Restaurants That Are Better Than Most People Expect
Order a cone at one local dairy and you might catch the smell of prime rib drifting out of the kitchen. The same counter that scoops homemade ice cream also carves thick slices of beef, and nobody there finds it strange. I find it wonderful. Dinner and dessert under one roof is my idea of smart planning.
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Kampai Japanese Steakhouse placed on NY Historic Business Registry
A staple of the Binghamton area restaurant scene for decades, Kampai Japanese Steakhouse is a go-to spot for birthdays, anniversaries, and special occasions. On Oct. 28, the restaurant was honored with placement on New York State's Historic Business Preservation Registry. The restaurant's owners were joined by Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, who presented the award, which recognizes businesses in operation for at least 50 years. The restaurant celebrated its 50-year mark in December 2025, officially making it eligible to join the registry, which is administered by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Kampai Japanese Steakhouse honored with place on New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry The restaurant was opened Dec. 19, 1975 by 20-year-old Japanese immigrant Ryoichi "Richard" Matsushima. It was the first Japanese restaurant in the Southern Tier. More: How Alexander's Cafe became a downtown Binghamton staple Speaking at the Oct. 28 press conference, Matsushima thanked the Binghamton community, to whom he said he owed his success. "The best thing that ever happened in my whole life is my discovery of Binghamton, New York," said Matsushima. "I’m forever grateful to everyone working and living together in the Southern Tier, the most beautiful and peaceful place
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Local restaurant earns spot on the NYS Business Preservation Registry
VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) -A Vestal restaurant that introduced our area to Japanese cuisine and sushi is receiving a significant statewide designation. Kampai Japanese Steakhouse at the corner of North Jensen Road and the Parkway has been place on the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo nominated the business. The registry recognizes […]
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New York's Top-Rated Wing Joint Created America's Favorite Bar Food By Accident
The kitchen was nearly out of food. It was late on March 4, 1964, and Dominic Bellissimo was behind the bar at the Anchor Bar on Main Street when a group of his friends wandered in, hungry and hopeful. So Teressa Bellissimo made do with what was left: chicken wings normally headed for the soup […]
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Binghamton Mexican Restaurant closed until further notice
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A popular Binghamton Southside restaurant has temporarily closed for what it says is unforeseen circumstances. Hacienda Mexican Restaurant posted a sign on its front door saying that it is closed until further notice. The restaurant, which is known for its margaritas and Mexican food, has been a community staple since 2018. […]
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The Oldest Restaurant In New York Has Ties To George Washington
The '76 House in Tappan, New York, is the oldest restaurant in the state, dating back to the mid-to-late 1600s and known for its Revolutionary War history. There aren't too many places you can still eat today that can honestly claim George Washington had a cocktail there, but that is just the beginning of the history of the oldest restaurant in New York. Located in Tappan, New York, just a dozen miles north of New York City and near the Hudson River, the restaurant is now known as the '76 House and was built back in the mid-to-late 1600s.
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We Ranked The 10 Best Breakfast Restaurants In The Albany, New York Area And Here Is Who Made The Cut
Raspberry oatmeal pancakes are a signature dish at one Albany breakfast spot, and I can’t stop thinking about that combo. Fruit and oats folded into a pancake sounds like a breakfast that already did its homework. Then the list got stranger in the best way. One cafe serves brunch...
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1792 introduces wheated full proof bourbon at 125 proof
BARDSTOWN, Ky. (October 28, 2026)— Barton 1792 Distillery is expanding its lineup with 1792 Wheated Full Proof Bourbon, a new 125-proof expression that builds on the wheated recipe behind 1792 Sweet Wheat. The bourbon will be available beginning in November in California, Texas, New York, Florida and Illinois. The...
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The Quiet Retro New York Town Where Main Street Still Looks Like The 1950s
A 1950s Silk City diner sits right on Main Street here, and it serves pho next to the pancakes. That combo alone tells you this little village plays by its own rules. A few doors down, a candy shop sells homemade chocolates and ice cream. Across the street, a movie theater has been showing films since 1978. A bookstore nearby opened its doors back in 1975.