

The 4,000-square-foot space has a dining room and patio, event room and large bar, he said. The menu is extensive and includes vegetarian, lamb, seafood and chicken entrees along with kebabs, desserts. Goyal said there is a substantial Indian population in the area, and there was no Indian restaurant, but he expects people of all ethnicities will love the cuisine. In this file photo, Flavors of Nawab Farmington owner Neeraj Goyal, sits in the bar area of the new Indian restaurant in Unionville. One of them, Mohammed Fayazubbin owns Flavors of Nawab in Ellington. Goyal, who will manage the restaurant has three business partners. Neeraj Goyal, owner of the town’s Annpurna Indian Farmers’ Market, is part owner of the new restaurant that offers northern and southern Indian cuisine. Flavors of Nawab Farmington, Farmingtonįarmington residents have been asking for an Indian Restaurant and recently got their wish with the opening of Flavors of Nawab Farmington, 55 Mill St.

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In addition to getting a scrumptious meal at Gather55, guests are helping to underwrite free and reduced breakfast, lunch and some dinners for guests in need. Gather55 Restaurant in Hartford is trying to attract more guests for dinner. The post describes his first course: “a roasted corn and mushroom toast with pickled red onion jam and a toasted sunflower seed streusel.”Īn example of a past week’s menu offering is: roast squash, kale salad or pumpkin soup crispy half-chicken, apple-mustard-glazed salmon or roasted mushrooms butterscotch pudding for dessert. The post states, “He is well-known for his playful yet sophisticated food.” The Gather55 Facebook page recently posted that the guest chef for summer is Jeff Lizotte from Present Company in Tariffville. For an additional charge, diners can order wine.

The menu each month is created by popular chef Tyler Anderson using recipes from other acclaimed Connecticut chefs that are made by Gather55’s own chef.ĭiners pay a fixed price for a three-course meal that currently costs $42. The restaurant is located at 55 Bartholomew, off the beaten path. Gather55, a restaurant with a unique model that helps feed the needy is working hard to increase dinner business – and its not for want of a finer menu or chef. Korean barbecue is beef, chicken, steak, pork seafood with all kinds of sauce choices, Gong said. Customers add other ingredients of their choice, including veggies and ramen. Hot pot is a soup base of different varieties: spicy, miso, beef, chicken. Gong said part of the restaurant’s popularity is driven by the current day interest in Korean culture, including K-pop – the acronym for Korean popular music (think Gangnam Style) and K-drama – or popular Korean drama – available on online platforms. General Manager Kevin Gong shows the sauce bar at the Hungry Pot Korean BBQ & Hot Pot at the Buckland Hills Mall on Wednesday, June 28, 2023. Manager Kevin Gong said people from the Hartford area were so excited to experience the fare that while it was preparing to open many made the hour-long drive to the recently opened Danbury restaurant just to try it. The hottest new eatery in Manchester is Hungry Pot Korean BBQ and Hot Pot, an all-you-can eat restaurant located at 194 Buckland Hills Drive at the Shoppes at Buckland Hills. Hungry Pot Korean BBQ and Hot Pot, Manchester Those who want to make it a day can visit the farm for one of it’s scheduled public programs festivals or even buy a reasonably priced farm membership for access to hiking trails, kayaking and other recreational activities. It’s all amazing food,” Matthew Breault said. “Everything we’ve had there has been absolutely excellent. Canterbury residents Matthew and Meredith Breault have become regulars.
