Today was hot and humid. But it’s never too hot for Saugatuck’s great Italian food, from places like Tutti’s and Tarantino’s.
Or Mexican (Viva’s, Cuatro Hermanos), Thai (Rainbow) or Japanese (Kawa Ni).
Every restaurant — including Dunkin’ Donuts — was represented at this afternoon’s Slice of Saugatuck.
So were stores, ranging from liquor (99 Bottles) to sports (Attic) to my favorite — not just in Saugatuck but all of Westport (Indulge by Mersene).
The 5th annual event was sponsored by the Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce. Funds benefit the Gillespie Center food pantry. Slice is nice!
The line to sample Julian’s pizza ran past Parker Mansion.
Tutti’s served up — among other favorites — a tasty chicken dish.
Al DiGuido’s Saugatuck Sweets scooped ice cream, on the plaza.
Things were quieter on the river, where Downunder offered kayaks.
Bands — rock, acoustic, even Caribbean — played throughout Saugatuck. This group had a prime spot, at Bridge Square.
First Selectman Jim Marpe and his wife Mary Ellen hung out at the Black Duck.
Cuatro Hermanos added a sombrero to their rice and beans.
A tae kwan do demonstration enlivened Railroad Place. Shattered boards lie on the left.
