Guy Fieri Returns To Upstate New York Eatery

Guy Fieri has filmed another edition of his famous Food Network show at a popular Syracuse restaurant.

Chef Guy Fieri has become a Food Network icon over the years, introducing TV viewers to 'Flavortown' and great restaurants & eateries across the nation.

We love it when Guy shines a light on restaurants in the Empire State, especially in areas outside of New York City.

Yes, the Big Apple is a foodie paradise and should get its proper recognition. But it sometimes overshadows the great restaurants in the rest of the state.

Fieri does a great job highlighting those hidden gems to those who do not live here!

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Syracuse Restaurant To Be Featured On 'Diners, Drive-Ins, & Dives'

According to a New York Upstate (NYUP) report, Guy Fieri recently returned to Pastabilities in Syracuse to film another edition of his 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives' show. The popular Syrcuse eatery was first featured on the show in 2012 featuring their 'Spicey Hot Tomato Oil.'

Pastabilities announced on their Facebook page on Christmas Eve the new 'Diners, Drive-ins & Drives: DDD Nation' episode featuring Guy's return visit will air on the Food Network at 9 pm on Friday, January 3rd.

22 Upstate New York Restaurants With A Great "Old School" Vibe!

What make a restaurant "old school?" Well, it does not mean that it is a n old restaurant, but that helps. Old school is more of a feeling. Snappy, chatty waitresses, homey ambiance, red leather covered swivel stools, huge pancake portions, old photos on the wall, nostalgic music on the jukebox, and more. All of it adds up to an old school vibe that these 22 Upstate New York restaurants definitely have. Some of them are elegant, fine dining eateries, and others are rural diners. All excel in the "old school" category!

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25 CNY Restaurants and Businesses That Are No More in 2024

Central New York bid farewell to several iconic businesses over the past year, ranging from national chains to local favorites.

While the economy caused some companies to close up shop, retirements also caused several beloved stores and eateries to become nothing but a distant memory.

Let's take a moment to remember what we lost in 2024.

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