Blog Archive April, 2009

Home Cooking in Rockland

Submitted by Kathleen Fleury on Tue, 04/28/2009 - 7:55am.

Photograph by Jennifer Baum.

A new breakfast and lunch spot serves sweet and savory grub at a price that’s easy to swallow.

Sticky buns. Those succulent, buttery, sweet, doughy tufts of goodness are the number-one reason you should stop in at Rockland’s latest breakfast and lunch joint, Home Kitchen Café (650 Main St., 207-596-2449). Once you’ve had one (or two, we won’t tell) you’ll be satiated and then pleasantly surprised by the extensive choice of wholesome, home-cooked food available for course number two.

Al Fresco Upon Us

Submitted by Kathleen Fleury on Mon, 04/20/2009 - 10:34am.

Photos by Jennifer Baum
On the glorious day that was last Friday, I ventured to the Old Port on assignment. Cruising down commercial street, I was thrilled to notice that Jeff Landry’s new joint, The Farmer’s Table, was not only open for lunch, but the patio and rooftop would allow me to indulge in my first al fresco dining of the season.

Kathleen Fleury
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