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Ferraro’s House

Warren on Mar 12th 2014

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Ferraro’s House, a set on Flickr.

Here are a few of the scouting shots

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Sunday at the Bohemian Beer Garden and Tertulia

Warren on Sep 3rd 2012

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wjsvt’s photostream on Flickr.

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Warren on Jun 6th 2012

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P1010823, a photo by wjsvt on Flickr.

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Dr. Schultz and Proud Dad

Warren on Jun 6th 2012

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P1010839, a photo by wjsvt on Flickr.

Young Doctor Schultz with Proud Dad

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Warren on Jun 4th 2012

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Warren on Jun 4th 2012

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Warren on Jun 4th 2012

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Warren on Jun 4th 2012

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The Three Hens

Warren on Feb 22nd 2012

Lexington Avenue in the ’20s and ’30s is know as ‘Curry Hill’ for the plethora of Indian restaurants there. So i was surprised to find the new American-style bistro The Three Hens nesting right smack in the middle of the ‘hood at 115 Lexington Ave.

The small room sports a casual bistro decor. We were seated promptly and welcomed by Bob, our server, who doubled as bartender. Service was friendly and prompt. Lauren started with the warm lentil salad, which she thoroughly enjoyed. I had one of their specialties—the french onion soup. It was very tasty, though i thought it could have used a bit more cheese. We don’t eat a lot of red meat, but Lauren had a hankering, so she ordered the steak frites.The steak au poirve came out cooked perfectly, tender and juicy. She’s normally not a big fries fan wither, but she loved the ones accompanying the steak.For my entree, I went a bit lighter, choosing the skillet-roasted chicken with potatoes, leeks, and mushrooms. It turned out just as i had hoped—moist and flavorful.

The Three Hens is a delightful, inexpensive alternative to other restaurants in the area.

 

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The Clarkeston

Warren on Dec 29th 2011

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Very nice bed and breakfast

We spent a couple of nights, post Christmas, in Newport, where we stayed at the Clarkeston Inn on Clarke Street. originally, we were booked at the Melville, just down the street, but were upgraded to a room in the Clarkeston. They are both, along with several others on Clarke St., part of the Inns of Newport. Most are on the register of Historic Places. Clapboard, cape cod style buildings. Even though it was an upgrade, our room was a bit small, though it did have a working fireplace which made for romantic evenings. problem was, it was on the first floor, right sandwiched between the front door and the kitchen, and right across from the dining room so it was a bit noisy in the mornings. Breakfast there was good—pancakes, eggs, french toast, coffee, juice—though not outstanding. The location couldn’t have been better.

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