By Leah Rae/The Journal News Port Chester calls itself the restaurant capital of Westchester, and has every right to. Famous names like Mario Batali have helped put the village on the culinary map. But thanks in large part to immigrants hungry for a taste of home, this 2.4-square-mile village has… Read More →
Port Chester, all of 2.5 square miles, manages to serve up a hemisphere’s worth of national cuisines. The Western one, mainly. For our series about ethnic restaurants near The Capitol Theatre, we’ve toured the Americas sampling Mexican, Salvadoran, Peruvian, Uruguayan and Argentinian food – and we still haven’t traveled more… Read More →
For the second installment in our “Restaurants near the Capitol Theatre” series, we’re heading into Peruvian territory. Port Chester has about 10 Peruvian restaurants if you include ones that incorporate other South American food. This was not a choice to be made lightly, so I enlisted my friend Judy, a… Read More →
A whole lot of music fans are about to hit Port Chester, and chances are they’ll be hungry. It’s no secret that the village has a remarkable variety of restaurants. Port Chester calls itself the restaurant capital of Westchester, and has every right to. While you’ve no doubt heard about… Read More →
