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Ithaca Dining from 14850 Magazine 14850 Magazine
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Let us whet your appetite with the 14850 Dining Report, a weekly look at eateries and food-related topics in and around Ithaca and Tompkins County.
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Flavorful light fare at the Waterfront Cafe, adjacent to Rasa Spa
There’s a new eatery on Inlet Island. The Waterfront Cafe opened this winter on the Cayuga Lake Waterfront, serving up fresh and flavorful snacks and meals in the Cayuga Wellness Center on Taughannock Boulevard.
https://www.14850.com/041736289-waterfront-cafe-ithaca/
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The highs and lows of Celiac dining in Ithaca
I have been asked to advocate for myself and others by sharing my experiences of navigating the world (specifically the Ithaca area) being gluten free as a result of Celiac Disease and other autoimmune issues. So here goes.
https://www.14850.com/040936182-celiac-gluten-ithaca/
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Eateries springing up for the season on the Finger Lakes Wine Trail
This week 14850 Dining is on the Finger Lakes Wine Trail enjoying a bite to eat! We're glad to report some favorite seasonal eateries have just reopened and others are about to reopen for the FLX tourism season.
https://www.14850.com/040236150-wine-trail-season/
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Celebrating Easter with special treats and feasts around the Ithaca area
Easter arrives on Sunday, March 31st, and we’ve lined up some of the festivities and feasts planned for Ithaca and Tompkins County.
https://www.14850.com/032435662-easter-treats-2024/
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An Ithaca St. Patrick’s Day isn’t just about corned beef any more
This week the 14850 Dining Report is preparing for a whole St. Patrick's Day Weekend! Of course there will be corned beef and cabbage around Ithaca and Tompkins County as St. Patrick's Day approaches, but there's lots more, and with the feast day on a Sunday, some Ithaca area eateries will serve up their Irish-themed specialties in the days leading up to the holiday.
https://www.14850.com/031135744-corned-beef-paddy-ithaca/
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New food options arrive on the Cayuga Lake Waterfront this week
This week, we're welcoming some new food to a waterfront spot, Deep Dive in Ithaca's west end. We've talked about Yxi's Arepas and Babe's Burger, and both will be serving food at the music venue on the Cayuga Lake Inlet.
https://www.14850.com/030435690-deep-dive-yxis-babes/
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Customer Reviews
a great way to stay informed
as the popular rumor goes, “Ithaca has more restaurants per capita than new york city”. I’ve never seen the data, but Ithacan’s treat this as gospel. In any case, there is no question that the Tompkins County area is blessed not only with a QUANTITY of choices, but in QUALITY and VARIETY in dining choices. This podcast is a great way to stay on top of the constantly changing dining scene.
A Yummy Taste of Ithaca
I love listening to the 14850 Dining podcast because it mixes two things that really capture my attention -- enticing descriptions of food and the atmospheric association with a place I once called home. It's been 22 years since I lived in Ithaca, but not a week goes by where I don't compare my current dining options with those I had in Ithaca. It's a delight to listen to Mark Anbinder's smooth intonations as he describes the menus, service and ambiance of old favorites and new discoveries. If you have plans to travel through the Ithaca area, or if you just like hearing a sharp restaurant review without pretension, look no further than 14850 Dining.