Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
The tattoo on Tom Sprague’s left forearm is all a customer needs to know about his devotion to the family business, Bob’s Diner. The ink, which Sprague got three years ago is of the actual established, nestled inside the village
Read MoreRaj Venkat has continued a long tradition in northern Westchester by owning the Yorktown Pharmacy for the past 11 years. The store has been in business since 1930. It is a throwback to the locally owned drug stores that were
Read MoreThe Halloween season is a special time at Smalley’s Inn in Carmel. The exterior of the restaurant, which originally opened in 1852, is decorated for the season and the dining area resembles a haunted house you could find in an
Read MoreBy Morris Gut – Michael Cuozzo, a young energetic veteran of the food service business, has opened Tuck’d Away, a casual grill and bar offering tempting comfort foods and networking on Yonkers Avenue just steps away from Tuckahoe Metro North.
Read MoreBy Tiffany Jansen Just last month, The Lash Loft Beauty Bar opened in Mahopac. As you’d expect, the beauty salon is located upstairs and specializes in Xtreme eyelash extensions – in fact, it’s the only place in the area where
Read MoreMount Kisco resident Lance Cerutti is continuing a tradition as the latest owner of Suburban Wines & Sprits, which is an institution in Yorktown. The store has been in existence for the past 55 years, Cerutti noted last week. “I
Read MoreHelping cosmetologists find their way in a competitive industry is what Dominique Simons had in mind when she opened the high-end Head Over Wheels Salon in Millwood offering cutting edge styles, color, makeup and facial services. The salon’s European-style décor
Read MoreSince he was a little kid, Ross Nichols has held a passion for skiing. And for the past 43 years, he’s been able to sell that passion to thousands of his customers. Open since 1962, Ski Haus in Brewster has
Read MoreOscar Bello can remember trying his mother’s cooking of crepes for the first time and thinking it was “bland tasting.” But after more practice and more servings, Oscar started tasting a difference in her cooking and thinking; “Now we’ve got
Read MoreTucked away on the second floor at 110 S. Central Avenue in Hartsdale is an oasis of wellness and tranquility that provides clients with an extensive menu of treatments and services that enrich and luxuriate the body, mind and soul.
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