Food

These are some of the places in the Capital Region where you can get heart-shaped pizzas this Valentine's Day. What better way to say you love them than with a delicious heart-shaped pizza? Check them out. Click on the name of the pizzeria to go to their website.

Popular Cohoes restaurant closed in November of last year and announced it would be moving to Glenville. We now know when the new restaurant will open and it's this week!

The City of Schenectady is hoping to secure a three million dollar grant to secure a medium-sized grocery store in downtown Schenectady. Without the grant, however, the city doesn't think it would be possible.

For as long as I can remember, this restaurant was a staple in the Capital Region but now it sits boarded up waiting for another tenant to lease the space it occupied for years. "Man, that place was there since the mall opened. Like 40 years ago...

Druthers Brewing Company announced that it will be running a popular Saratoga Lake restaurant and taking over operations for the next ten years. This announcement comes just a couple of months after Druthers opened its fifth location in Clifton Park.

There is more development planned in Rensselaer County. This time there will be a new Chick-fil-A and Aldi grocery store going in. The area is already being developed at a rapid rate.

Don't wait too long to make your Valentine's Day dinner reservations at these Capital Region restaurants.

Of all the places to eat in New York State only 1 made the Top 100 Best Places to Eat in 2023 according to Yelp. Steven Spielberg has been there, have you?

They say you can't buy happiness, but you can buy doughnuts, and that's pretty much the same thing. See where Yelp says you can find the best of these sweet treats!

Aother well-known seafood restaurant announced they would be adding a second location and taking over the Harbor House at 1742 Route 9 in Clifton Park. Eddie F's Eatery known for its spot in Saratoga Springs will officially open this week!

A popular Schenectady spot for burritos, wings, and more will close on Sunday.

Imagine ordering pizza or chicken wings for the Super Bowl and your feast arrives via drone. This could become commonplace in New York in the near future.