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While traveling along New York's longest surface road, U.S. Rt. 20, keep an eye out for these 13 delicious places to stop and grab a bite.

Celebrate National Bacon Month at any of thee 14 places in Upstate New York. You will not believe what they can do with bacon. Wow!

Wine bars are elegant, usually have great food and can be a fun night out even fr those who are not really wine people. Here are some of the best wine bars in Upstate New York.

One-Four-Six Marketplace is a proposed mixed-use development to be built on 21 acres across from Lowe's at the intersection of Route 146 and Old Route 146 in Halfmoon. There would be 10 buildings total featuring 328 luxury apartments, retail stores, swimming pools, courtyards, restaurants, offices, underground parking, and more.

"Dock and Dine" is a whole new concept in boating and dining that has taken New York by storm.

11 "off the grid" Upstate New York restaurants that need to have their moment in the spotlight!

Celebrate the legacy of author, traveler, and chef Anthony Bourdain at some unique food and drink stops in and around Albany.

Troy wants you to shop, dine outside, and enjoy all the community offers by shutting down Monument Square from Friday night through Sunday morning.

There are some amazing barbeque restaurants throughout the Capital Region. Here is a ranked list according to Yelp of the top pitmasters in our area. Try and look at this list without getting hungry! Each has outstanding reviews.

It's time for the semi-annual Lake George restaurant week. Restaurant Week 2022 will be featuring New York grown or produced ingredients as part of the Taste NY Restaurant Week Challenge. The special promotional price of $30 for a three-course meal includes only the specific menu choices curated by the participating restaurants. Reservations are recommended. Lake George Restaurant Week runs through June 18th. Check out the restaurants that are participating and some of their delicious food.

15 great Upstate businesses that have really stood the test of time. Some are nearly 200 years old!

There are many cities around the Capital Region that are lobbying to have permanent outdoor dining. This was a lucrative way for restaurants to get around the strict guidelines during the pandemic. Now many places want to continue to offer that option. Another village has the approval to continue.