Lynn Untermeyer Miller nailed it: Coffee An’ has “the best donuts and nicest people around.”
They’ve also got the coffee cup clock that was the subject of last week’s Photo Challenge.
It hangs — unobtrusively, but funkily — on the wall of the beloved just-beyond-downtown shop. Kim Reichert, Andrew Colabella and Bobbie Herman also knew exactly where to find it. (Click here for photo.)
Today’s Photo Challenge is perfect. If you know where you’d find this Halloween scene, click “Comments” below.
It’s nice to hear that Westport restaurants are reopening.
It’s also nice to hear that town and civic officials are doing all they can to help.
Rizzuto’s and The Lobster Shack were back in business Friday. Owner Bill Rizzuto says, “our Planning and Zoning people and fire marshal were fantastic. And a big hats-off to Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce director Matthew Mandell, who worked tirelessly to support us all.”
Rizzuto’s offers outdoor dining Monday through Thursday 4 to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday 12 to 9:30 p.m., and Sunday 12 to 8 p.m. They’re continuing curbside service and delivery too. Click here to order.
The Lobster Shack is open for curbside pickup and delivery Monday through Thursday, 4 to 8 p.m., and Friday through Sunday, 12 to 8 p.m.
Also reopening tomorrow at 7:30 a.m.: Coffee An’!
(Photo/Katherine Bruan)
Aspetuck Land Trust — whose 40+ preserves have provided area residents with healthy, mood-lifting walking trails throughout the pandemic — is sponsoring its first-ever native plant sale.
It’s simple: Order online, and reserve a curbside pickup time. Plants can be picked up at Gilbertie’s Organics in Easton in 2 weeks.
Up to half of the purchase price is a tax-deductible contribution to Aspetuck Land Trust!
Choose from pollinator herb variety packs; pollinator garden kits; mailbox garden kits; shrubs and trees, and eco-type plants (plugs) for containers and gardens.
Prices range from $9 to $80.
Click here to order. To join a webinar this Wednesday (May 27, 10:30 a.m.) about the importance of planting natives, click here, then scroll down.
What’s a Sunday without former FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb on “Face the Nation”? At least this week his live-remote hometown got a shout-out on the chyron. (Hat tip: Alan Shinbaum)
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