Tagged wine and dine with the vine

To the lament of many students, last November marked the end of Old School Pizzeria’s tenure on campus. Occupying a small, cobblestone corner of the Levee, the on-campus bar, the Old School Pizzeria was a...

The SouthWestern wrap from Pronto Chop Shop and Pizzeria. Karina Bautista/The Mirror When you have an empty stomach and a full ‘to-do’ list, finding the right place to eat is crucial. Looking for great...

Information compiled from Local Kitchen and Beer Bar's website. Being a senior at Fairfield means three things: I’m 21, I’m tired and I’m poor. If you put all three of these things together, you end...

Some of Chip's Family Restaurant's famous pancakes. Their fluffy pancakes, crispy bacon and freshly-made omelets make Chip’s one of the best places in Fairfield to go for the best meal of the day:...

Capturing the feel of an Italian café with its bright paint, black and white tiled flooring, lush green plants and light emerging from chandeliers and candles — Centro possesses an atmosphere unmatched by...

Information compiled from Food Network and Chowdafest Muffin tins, composting and … chowder? It’s hard to find a connection between the three if you’re not familiar with how they all fit together. As...

Since I was abroad in London last semester, I missed the initial craze over Fairfield’s newest ice cream spot, Milkcraft. However, even though I was thousands of miles away from our little town, the insane...

After three years of being a part of The Mirror, I was finally given the opportunity to write for my favorite section of the paper (Don’t tell Alfredo), Wine and Dine with the Vine. Growing up in the...

If you were wondering, Nonna’s Meatball Pizza is in fact grandma’s secret recipe and yes, for owners Clara and Paolo Cavalli, their mother’s secret is worth keeping. Seared over a wood-burned fire in...

Located on Post Road, a few doors down from the town’s hottest pizza joint, Colony Grill, the Anna Liffey’s sign is coated with paper green clovers and top hats right in front of an appallingly green door....