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Marvelous Tree Top Views over Golf Course to Long Island Sound Built to superior standards for these owners with architecture by Austin Patterson Disston, this superb New England shingle style house has a country feel in the heart of mid-country with a lovely heated pool, a spa, and a pavillion pool house

andsome gates open to the lovely curving driveway to the entrance courtyard. An elegant portico shelters the mahogany front door. The gorgeous two-story center hall with a beamed ceiling, a charming alcove seating area and a powder room opens to the generous living room with a fireplace, a beamed ceiling and three sets of french doors to the verandah. The richly panelled and book lined library has a fireplace and french doors to the verandah, as well as a hidden doorway to the hallway. There is also a main floor bedroom and bathroom with its own private porch. The heart of daily living is the family room with a fireplace, a beamed ceiling, french doors to the verandah and to the screened porch - plus there is a casual eating area. The top-of-the-line kitchen with a huge center island and handsome cabinetry adjoins a large butlers pantry leading into the beautiful formal dining room, which also opens off the center hall. here is a breakfast room which doubles as an office and it adjoins the

mudroom, a powder room and two of five garages (the detached garage has two lifts and could have a third to make garaging for eight cars). Upstairs is a wonderful master suite with a fireplace, a huge dressing room, a luxurious bathroom with a whirlpool tub and a glass shower, plus a lovely balcony with views to Long Island Sound. There are three additional ensuite bedrooms, one of two laundries and a great upstairs family room with a two story vaulted ceiling. The third floor is a suite with another family room or sitting room with french doors to the balcony with spectacular views, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The lower level has two panelled family rooms, one with a stand up wet bar, a playroom or exercise room, a full bathroom, a powder room, a huge wine cellar, a wrapping room, large storage rooms, and two stairways to the main floor. Designed for todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s living, this superb house has all the modern amenities for easy living and is in sparkling condition. New to the market. Please contact us for details

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18 | EDITOR’S LETTER

Best of the Gold Coast

22 | FROM THE FOUNDERS Of Fireworks and Festivity

BY DIANE SEMBROT

We proudly celebrate your top picks of where to dine, primp, party, shop and play, in this, our fourteenth annual Best of the Gold Coast issue.

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Best of Greenwich BY JAMIE MARSHALL

Want to know who garnered the most votes in our town? Here, we present the tops in your backyard and offer up great tips from some of the winners.

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50 | F INANCE FIX Secrets of high-net-worth families

53 | PEOPLE & PLACES

27 | STATUS REPORT BUZZ: A lookback at the bygone days of Greenwich’s cartoon culture SHOP: In full bloom: floral fashions & beauty products GO: Special experiences to share with your children; Porsche Cayenne S DO: Answers to all of your summer skin woes EAT: Kyushu Ramen; Amaro—the best liqueur you may not know about

48 | G-MOM Want to get outside and camp with the kids? We’ve got some great ideas on

Alzheimer's Association, CT Chapter; Shatterproof; Neuberger Museum of Art; Breast Cancer Alliance Junior Committee; Greenwich Center for Hope and Renewal; Reach Prep; Gilles Clement Gallery

67 | V OWS Poulos–Romeo

139 | C ALENDAR 151 | INDEX OF ADVERTISERS 152 | POSTSCRIPT July 4: How sweet it is!

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Completely renovated waterfront Georgian Colonial located in private Indian Harbor Association, convenient to town, trains and parks. Pool and spa overlooking Long Island sound. WEB# HT1465032 • Lindsay Clauss Sheehy • Greenwich • $11,995,000

Recently renovated six-bedroom Georgian conveniently located in town. Expertly crafted home with elegant details and classic features. Private and level grounds with pool, spa and stone patio. WEB# HT1467687 • Blake Delany • Greenwich • $5,750,000

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A retreat from it all, this totally unique home with water views on an oversized lot, has a wonderful sense of privacy but is only half a mile from beach. WEB# HT1466357 • Susan van der Griend • Old Greenwich • $3,950,000

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Stunning, fully renovated 1920’s four-bedroom Colonial on 1.1 park-like acres with a pool and guest house in Belle Haven boasts original architectural detailing. WEB# HT1466573 • Kristy De La Sierra • Greenwich • $7,850,000

Exquisite updates blend with historic details in Silas Mead home on 4.89 spectacular acres with pool, gardens, entertaining terraces and barns in Quaker Ridge. WEB# HT1463924 • Deborah Huffard • Greenwich • $5,000,000

Stroll to town and schools from this updated five-bedroom Victorian with wraparound porch, pool, and spa. 2018 chef’s kitchen opens to double height great room. WEB# HT1463156 • Julie Church • Greenwich • $3,625,000

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Exquisite six-bedroom home. Two acres with pool. High ceilings. Gourmet kitchen, cathedral ceiling in family room. Magnificent master suite. Finished walkout lower level. WEB# HT1470169 • BK Bates • Greenwich • $6,995,000

New, luxury in-town three-bedroom Condominium with water views at the Harbor at Greenwich. Extensive custom millwork, designer lighting and top-of-the-line finishes. WEB# HT1456903 • Amanda Miller & Michele Tesei • Greenwich • $4,450,000

Beautifully updated Colonial in private Indian Harbor Association close to town and train. Private back yard with lots of space for entertaining and pool and spa. WEB# HT1467425 • Lindsay Clauss Sheehy • Greenwich • $3,495,000

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EDITOR’S Letter

CRISTIN MARANDINO

TO SAY WE’VE COME A LONG WAY SINCE

our inaugural Best of the Gold Coast issue in 2005 would be an understatement of epic proportions. That first year we received a few hundred votes mailed in on paper ballots. Now in our fourteenth year, we received tens of thousands of online votes for what you loved best in 176 categories. It is very heartening to see just how strongly you all feel about everything that our corner of the world has to offer—from boutiques and baubles to burgers and beer. The winners are a combination of old favorites and new faces up and down the entire Gold Coast (page 68). Although we know you don’t mind hopping in your car and crossing town borders to check out hot restaurants or fab shopping, we figure you also want to know who got the most votes in our town alone. So here we also present you with the Best of Greenwich— the spots you deem tops within our town borders (page 113).

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With so many winners, there is clearly a lot to celebrate, and our events team is gearing up to do just that. We hope you will join us for our two great parties this summer. The first date to mark on your calendar is the Best of the Gold Coast on Thursday, July 19 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Stamford Hilton (VIP tickets are also available for 6 p.m. entry). It’s a great night of food, fun and dancing. The second is our Best of Greenwich celebration on Monday, August 6 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor and l’escale. The festive night on the waterfront is the perfect way to party your way into the dog days of summer. Visit greenwichmag.com for tickets to both events. We look forward to seeing you and raising a glass to the good life with nothing but the best.

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With its curved turret staircases, arches and rounded features, this riverfront home is rustic, modern and luxurious all in one. Yoga room, gym and basketball court. Outside includes a built-in grill, pool house and shed. $3,295,000 | MLS# 103428 | Metalios Group | 203.637.4324

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Sun-filled custom colonial on a gently rising, level knoll. First-floor wing offers either a guest room, a master suite with sitting room, a library or an office, leading to the outside stone patio overlooking the mature landscaping. $2,150,000 | MLS# 103486 | Curt Wood & Agi Zwierz | 203.869.9263

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celebration of our nation’s independence. Fireworks have lit up my life for a long, long time. I was first introduced to the art of pyrotechnics at the tender age of six—at a Chinese New Year celebration in Cleveland. Charlie Ten, who owned a restaurant where my parents had courted each other, used to invite the whole family down to Chinatown every year for the occasion. There was a Ten kid the same age as each of us three Clegg kids (my counterpart, Lotus Blossom, would become beauty queen of San Francisco’s Chinatown), and my brothers and I were thrilled to be there. Especially because we always went home with little red and gold envelopes stuffed with dollar bills. Then, in my teens some friends and I got permission to take Tom Bernhardy in his rolling bed up to the roof of Huron Road Hospital to watch the fireworks display going on at the Cleveland Stadium. A Georgetown football player and summer lifeguard, Tom had been paralyzed in a diving accident but never lost his spirit. He sure enjoyed the show and particularly the beer we snuck him that night. As newlyweds, Jack and I were invited to a Fourth of July party in Paoli,

Pennsylvania, by sailing buddy Newbold Smith and his wife, Peggy. Jack and some other guests were recruited to help set off the fireworks and soon learned the hard way not to put a three-inch rocket in a fiveinch launching tube. Peggy’s father, Henry B. duPont (“H. B.”), who was deaf as a post, was wandering the field oblivious to the rockets exploding head high; and capping the evening, a rack fell down sending rockets streaking down the hill into the crowd. Miraculously, no one was hurt. Jack being the original scofflaw, we once bought fireworks on a visit to the summer home of friends in the Thousand Islands. We figured we could drive them across the Canadian border tucked inside the “blankie” little Audrey held while she sucked her thumb. As a favor to our host and hostess, we had agreed to deliver their difficult teenaged son to their home in Upstate New York as we passed by, and he sat in the backseat threatening to squeal on us at the checkpoint. We told him if he did, he’d have to walk the rest of the way to Syracuse. Then there was the mother-daughter trip to Chinatown in New York with Phyllis Garb and her daughter, Jen, when our girls were in grade school. Phyllis had

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FOUNDERS us digging in dumpsters for Chinese newspapers because they made such great wrapping paper when you added red ribbon, and she also knew something about buying fireworks. So armed with a detailed shopping list from Audrey’s big brother, Jonathan, we were ready when a man sidled up to us on a street corner, asking if we wanted fireworks. We slipped him the list and some cash and waited nervously for twenty minutes, but he showed up with a brown bag bulging with Roman candles, bottle rockets, ladyfingers and bricks of firecrackers. On a trip West with me playing Queen of the Road behind the wheel of a Pace Arrow RV, our teenagers could hardly wait for their father to fall asleep with his ulcer so we could stop for fireworks in Utah. They were sold out of red silos painted to resemble enormous firecrackers. (Those Mormons don’t smoke or drink but, boy, do they love spectacular pyrotechnics.) The kids hid them in the shower (along with the land crabs Jonathan got in Arizona) until we arrived at the R Lazy S Ranch in Wyoming. There, the wranglers knowingly talked all the young visitors into pooling their fireworks and putting on a spectacular show for their parents. Our neighborhood used to have its Willowmere picnic just

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before the Fourth of July fireworks in Binney Park. The trick was to get down to the park and back to the keg of leftover beer before the high school types got hold of it. But with the arrival of our sailboat Purple Tiger, Jack and I started enjoying our town fireworks from the water. Once we dropped the hook beside Calf Island, not realizing that they were being set off right there that year. Pow! Smoldering worms of glowing hot ash rained down onto the deck. We were out of there fast. Sometimes we spent the night rafted with other boats over in Oyster Bay where a well-heeled gentleman in the cable business traditionally put on a not-so-private display of fireworks. It was launched out of two barges anchored off his front yard. No question, Long Island Sound is a great place to enjoy the bursts of color up and down the coastlines on Independence Day. It’s also peaceful out there in the dark—a great place to contemplate what an amazing nation we have, and hope to continue to have, though America is a baby compared to most other countries. That, of course, is what the Fourth of July is all about. Have a wonderful one. G

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CULLEN MURPHY’S CARTOON COUNTY

Toon Town Mort Walker’s “Beetle Bailey” 1950

Remembering the legend and lore of America’s great cartoonists who called Greenwich home

Hi And Lois 1954

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ong known as Wall Street’s bedroom, Greenwich was a nexus of another kind a generation ago, of cartoonists and illustrators who shaped American life and culture without leaving their homes. Mort Walker, creator of the long-running comic strips Beetle Bailey and Hi And Lois who lived in Greenwich for decades, did much to define this community—as did the gregarious Jerry Dumas, creator of Sam and Silo. Another was John Cullen Murphy, longtime illustrator of the comic strip Prince Valiant, who lived in Cos Cob. His widow, Joan, still resides there. His son Cullen, a former editor with Vanity Fair and The Atlantic, helped write Prince Valiant and recently published a 248-page lavishly illustrated history/memoir, Cartoon County, about Fairfield County’s unique place as a center of American comic art. We recently spoke with Cullen about his father, John, Mort Walker and other local comic-strip legends who lived in and around town. >>

Mort Walker (standing, center in hat), Jerry Dumas (standing, fourth from left), John Fischetti, Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist at the New York Herald Tribune (standing, last on right), John Cullen Murphy (front row, second from right), Tony DiPreta, creator of Joe Palooka (front row, fourth from the left), Dik Browne, Stamford resident and creator of Hagar The Horrible (middle row) John Cullen Murphy’s Prince Viliant

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Q&A WHAT PROMPTED YOU TO WRITE CARTOON COUNTY?

I began to realize the world of cartoonists of Fairfield County was vanishing before our eyes. My father died in 2004. Every couple of months, it seemed another one of the great ones was going off to their great reward.

HOW MUCH AWARENESS DID YOU HAVE OF THIS SPECIAL WORLD GROWING UP?

PORTRAIT: GASPER TRINAGALE

What struck me and my [seven] brothers and sisters most forcibly at the time was the fact that our father was home all the time. That was not typical in Fairfield County. That was what we had in common with the other cartoonists of Fairfield County. Our fathers were somewhere on the property, wherever their studio happened to be.

NEXT TO WESTPORT, GREENWICH SEEMED TO HAVE THE BIGGEST MASS OF CARTOONISTS.

That’s right. Westport had the Famous Artists School and many who drew cartoons for The New Yorker. Then you had Greenwich, with people like

WITH ALL THOSE CREATIVE TEMPERAMENTS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY, IT’S STRIKING HOW WELL EVERYONE GOT ALONG. YOU WROTE THAT WHEN YOUR FATHER WAS SICK WITH PNEUMONIA FOR A TIME, OTHER CARTOONISTS COVERED FOR HIM BY WORKING ON PRINCE VALIANT UNTIL HE RECOVERED.

One of the things I recall vividly was how helpful cartoonists were to one another. It is my remembered view of things and also my view after speaking with a lot of cartoonists over the years. It wasn’t a zero-sum game. In advertising, it’s much more cutthroat. Cartoonists were constantly under stress, but they were also more laid-back. They were in this life for a reason. They got joy from what they were doing.

Bailey. But I think he had more of an appreciation for the history of comic strips and the nature of craftsmanship than just about anyone. He was also an essayist and a poet and a raconteur and a wonderful artist. I always thought of him, along with my father, as one of the renaissance men.

about the longer term, like getting eight kids prepared for school. Like the other mothers in that circle, my parents had a natural partnership that worked very well and was also creative. My mother and father talked about ideas. My mother even posed for my father’s illustrations.

IT SEEMED A MAN’S WORLD AT THE TIME.

HOW HAS THE RESPONSE BEEN TO CARTOON COUNTY SO FAR?

One has to bear in mind a significant social reality: Almost all the cartoonists were men. But I don’t believe that world would have been possible without the women. My mother was extremely well-organized. She had enormous stamina. She was practical in a way my father was not. When he was off in the studio doing his work, she was thinking

The reception has been astonishing. It’s very gratifying seeing how beloved this work really is. I don’t mean my book, but the cartoon work the book is about, and for so many people. People learned to read from the funny pages. They come to it with a built-in passion and an appreciation for what the book is about.

A son’s tribute

HOW CENTRAL TO EVERYTHING WAS MORT WALKER?

Mort created and drew half a dozen strips syndicated around the world. Many people worked for him over the years. He helped give many people their start. Socially, also, he was an important figure, someone whom other cartoonists rallied around.

CARTOON COUNTY ALSO INCLUDES JERRY DUMAS [CREATOR OF THE STRIP SAM AND SILO WHO PASSED AWAY IN 2016.] HOW IMPORTANT WAS HE TO THE GREENWICH GROUP?

Jerry Dumas is a significant figure in the book. He was very significant among the group, too. The strips he did were not in 1,500 newspapers, unlike Beetle

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Monique Christensen of Riverside knows all too well how quickly time can slip by in an unending schedule of afterschool activities, practices, games and more practices. She recently took her youngest child, and only daughter, for a special getaway to Baha Mar in the Bahamas. This new property in the Bahamas is a perfect mother/daughter escape. The resort is actually three distinct hotels—a Grand Hyatt (with

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left: Grayson offers luxury staging services using highend pieces, collected décor and artwork.

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A designer channels her passion for interiors and international treasurehunting into a new home store

ulia Grayson had always wanted to be an architect. After years of success in investment banking, she saw an opportunity to pursue her dream with the renovation of her first London home. She immersed herself in the process, taking classes at the Inchbald School of Design and,

eventually, replacing the architect/design team she’d hired to manage the project herself. With the completion of her studies, Grayson began to build her portfolio as an interior designer. After she staged a Belle Haven Victorian that had been on the market for years, the property sold within weeks, and luxury staging became her new focus. It wasn’t long before she amassed enough inventory to fill a large warehouse in Port Chester. Those finds, which speak to the globetrotting Grayson, sparked the idea for her new store, GDV (a shorthand version of her design business, Grayson De Vere). “I think Greenwich is a very sophisticated market of world travelers,” she says, “and I want to be able to bring these back and offer them.” Tabletop pieces from German glass manufacturer Guaxs and ceramist Mirena Kim are styled alongside textiles by Fairfield’s Rosemary Hallgarten and paintings by Connecticut artist Margot Nimiroski. In addition to Grayson’s layered mix of organic and textural furniture and design accessories, shoppers will find gifting options from French brands Bastide and Amanda de Montal. —Megan Gagnon

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hile there’s something freeing about being able to show a little skin this time of year, the season’s soaring temperatures, humidity and blazing sun can trigger, and exacerbate, a long list of skincare dilemmas. It’s why we asked two local dermatologists to share their insight for treatment and prevention when the heat is on. —Beth Cooney Fitzpatrick

The Problem: BUMPY SKIN Rough, red and bumpy patches of skin that tend to gather on the upper arms and thighs are known as keratosis pilaris. While they are not unique to summer, they are an annoyance that compels many to seek a warm-weather intervention with a dermatologist. The Fix: The good news is that these bumps can be sloughed away with a host of bottled treatments that are available over the counter. Look for creams containing glycolic or salicylic acids. Dr. Evans often recommends CeraVE SA or Gold Bond Rough & Bumpy Daily Skin Therapy. “Use these in combination with sunscreen,” she suggests. The Problem: SUNBURN Even the most vigilant sunscreen wearers slip up now and then. Sunburns not only age the skin prematurely, they have a strong link to skin cancer.

DR. ROBIN EVANS of Southern Connecticut Dermatology in Stamford is affiliated with Stamford Hospital.

DR. DEANNE MRAZ ROBINSON, a Westport-based dermatologist, is an assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Yale New Haven Hospital.

The Problem: TOENAIL FUNGUS This common, year-round condition, which leaves nails discolored, brittle and ragged, often has sufferers seeking medical intervention come sandal season. The Fix: Prescription medicines can help treat fungal infections, “but some have a lot of side effects and they often don’t eliminate the problem,” says Dr. Mraz Robinson. So focus on prevention to keep feet clean, as the organisms that cause nail fungus often spread in communal areas. Wear flip-flops in public showers; spritz shoes with anti-fungal sprays, she says. Tip: If you love pedicures but worry about hygiene at the nail salon, bring your own instruments or consider booking a medical-grade pedicure. (Dr. Evans offers them at her Stamford practice.) “Make sure [the salon has] high standards for cleaning their foot tubs,” she says.

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Tip: A severe, blistery burn may require medical attention. It could be a sign of a second-degree burn, says Dr. Evans.

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The Fix: While a burn means the damage is done, take the sting out by taking an anti-inflammatory pain reliever and applying cool compresses or aloe vera gel, says Dr. Evans. Also, consider taking vitamin D supplements, says Dr. Mraz Robinson, as research has shown that the vitamin can help reduce inflammation and redness.

DO The Problem: TOO MUCH FUZZ From armpits to the back and bikini area, folks with unwanted hair usually want to banish it come summer.

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The Fix: Shaving, waxing and depilatory creams all offer effective, temporary fixes, but laser hair removal is the best long-term solution, says Dr. Mraz Robinson. While this approach is highly effective for some, it only works on those with darker natural hair color. It is not an option for folks with red, gray or blonde hair because lasers do their job by targeting melanin, explains Dr. Evans.

The Problem: OILY, ACNE-PRONE SKIN “With temperature fluctuations from January to July, our beauty and skincare routines must adapt,” says Dr. Evans, who notes anyone prone to oily skin is likely to experience a shiny complexion. For acne sufferers—even those who have an effective skincare regimen—summer can trigger flare-ups. The Fix: Modify your regimen, focusing on lighter skincare formulations of products, says Dr. Evans. For example, substitute gel for cream varieties. Keep your hair pulled off your face. (Oily hair can aggravate acne.) Consider mineral-based makeup options. Tip: If you see a dermatologist for acne management, summer is a great time to check in.

SPF Smarts By now, most of us know there’s no such thing as a healthy tan, and high SPF sunscreen is a summer essential. Yet skin health experts say despite all the public education out there on the benefits of protecting our complexions from cancer and premature aging, too many of us still get sun-safety basics wrong.

Expert tips for improving your SPF IQ include: Numbers Game Don’t assume that layering sunscreen with makeup that contains sunscreen increases your SPF quotient. “If you put a 15-SPF moisturizer with a 15-SPF foundation, you are not increasing the SPF levels on your face to 30,” says Dr. Evans. “It’s still 15.” Apply & Repeat “Reapply sunscreen all day long,” says Dr. Mraz Robinson, who notes too many people think “you can put it on in the morning and assume you are good for the day.” Cover Up Wear a hat in the sun. “The bigger the better,” says Dr. Evans.

The Problem: EXCESSIVE SWEAT For those who suffer from hyperhidrosis, summer means constant worry about wet underarms. The Fix: “Botox is a total game changer for this problem, which in some people can be absolutely devastating,” says Dr. Evans. Armpit injections once or twice a year can eliminate hyperhidrosis for some sufferers. Besides this highly effective approach, Dr. Mraz Robinson says there are some excellent clinical strength antiperspirants that are quite helpful, too.

Shady Business In sunny places like the beach or your kids’ outdoor sporting events, “seek shade wherever you can,” says Dr. Evans. “Even if that means you’re sitting with the opposing team’s fans.” Block the Sun Look for broad-spectrum sunscreen products that contain generous percentages of zinc or titanium. “They give the best coverage,” says Dr. Mraz Robinson. For Max Results Consider taking sunscreen tablets, which are intended to act as boosters to topical sunscreens.

Tip: Botox therapy for hyperhidrosis is often covered by insurance, says Dr. Evans.

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KYUSHU RAMEN

The Real Deal left: Tonkotsu miso, regular or spicy, is the chef’s specialty right: Executive Chef Shigero Ito

Stamford’s international cuisine repertoire expands with the arrival of Kyushu Ramen: Japanese noodles and tapas by va l e r i e fost e r p h oto g ra p h s by t h o m as m c g ov e r n

tamford foodies have long taken pride in the broad range of global cuisine served in town. Stand on the corner of Broad and Summer streets and within several blocks, in any direction, one can find Italian, Argentinian, Japanese, Spanish, Australian, Indian, Mexican, Irish, Greek, French and Peruvian dishes being served. Broaden the radius and you’ll also find Ethiopian, Jamaican and Korean restaurants. So, it was welcome news when we heard about the opening of Kyushu Ramen, offering hearty bowls of marvelous wheat noodles served in steaming broth topped with just about any combination of ingredients you may crave. 42

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Is it like the noodle destinations you’ll find in Japan? Yes and no. Indeed, the ramen here is authentic, filling and delicious, but Kyushu’s menu includes many other offerings (more on that later), a contrast to traditional Japanese noodle shops, which are no-frills, fast-food places offering a selection of ramen with only a few seats at a bar, and a line out the door. They are noisy, and their menus are filled with pictures of ramen preparations. You grab a ticket under the picture, give it to an employee, and presto, your ramen is served. There may be no lines out Kyushu’s door, or people shouting your order, but this eatery is ultra-casual, sleek

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and clean. As soon as you walk in, comforting aromas of ramen broth greet and draw you into the space, a small yet inviting location with wood-topped tables intermingled with communal high-tops that accentuate its friendly vibe. We settled in for what became a feast of flavors from a menu where noodles may be the star, but not the only cast member. To appreciate ramen one must understand its origins: It arrived in Japan from China in the early 1900s, and has been a hit ever since. Every region of Japan has its own version, suggesting at least twenty-six varieties, though within regions, one can find distinctions in flavor and preparation. It should come as no surprise, then, that we arrived at Kyushu eager for ramen. Named for the third largest island in Japan, the restaurant offers two types of bone broth bases—pork and chicken. The pork base is simmered for hours to achieve a complex and rich broth, while the chicken is lighter but equally satisfying. Both capture that umami flavor critical for authentic Asian food and feature the requisite wheat noodles made simply from flour and kansui, an alkaline mineral water. Of the myriad choices, we opted for two bowls: the tonkotsu miso (pork) and the shio (chicken). The tonkotsu, in addition to noodles and sliced pork belly, featured ground pork, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, soy-sauce egg, scallions and corn. This is a thick broth with a depth of flavors and textures with a long finish; each perfectly cooked element had us digging into the bowl for more earthy umami that warmed us from head to toe. (For those who prefer their meal with a

above: Vegetable ramen

gnore your mom’s rules about table manners. When enjoying a bowl of ramen, you are allowed— better yet, encouraged— to slurp. Why? With slurping you inhale as you taste the flavors, allowing for a better sensory appreciation of the full umami of the base broth, all while helping you cool down

the piping hot noodles. In Japan, ramen is fast food, not something to linger over. There’s a reason for that; noodles may get soggy if you take your time. So, once a bowl is placed in front of you, hold that thought of whatever conversational point you were about to make, and dig in instead.

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little kick, a spicy tonkotsu miso is also offered.) The shio was lighter and clearer, and delivered a deep chicken flavor. It was rave-worthy, for sure, though we were partial to the intensity and complexity of the pork ramen, and for us, ramen is all about the base. But if you like lighter fare, look no further. You can also have the chicken base with pork belly, seafood or vegetable addins to mix things up. You may also want to consider trying the vegetarian miso—spinach noodles, shiitake mushrooms, konbu seaweed, tofu, onions, bean sprouts and chives. If you order nothing else but a bowl of ramen, trust me, you will be full and happily sated. But do yourself a favor and try some small plates, too. We did and we were glad for it. The starter salad was a delight: baby greens, mango slices, blueberries, red onion and tomatoes, topped with a subtle, ginger-infused dressing. Equally satisfying was the firecracker shrimp, tempura-battered and lightly fried with a tangy sauce that was a fantastic complement to the salt and crunch of each bite. The menu also has a steamed buns section: pork belly, shrimp cake, fried chicken, vegetable and, the one we chose, beef brisket. The buns, soft, moist and chewy—as they should be—were served with a healthy portion of brisket filling accompanied by a cuke and Japanese pickle and the best-tasting spicy horseradish I’ve had in a long time. Next time, I am ordering this dish again. And I’m not sharing. The pork belly rice bowl rounded out our meal. This sweet-and-sour presentation, made with short-grain

1. Load your chopsticks with noodles using your dominant hand. 2. Hold a soup spoon with your non-dominant hand. 3. Lean over the bowl. 4. Put the noodles into your mouth, slurp them up, using the spoon to finish your mouthful with broth. 5. Feel free to use the chopsticks to guide the longer noodle strands into your mouth.

The steps might seem like a hot mess, but it’s worth it. Just concentrate on the bowl in front of you, not at who is watching you or listening in. (Trust us: No one cares.) Also, it is perfectly acceptable to pick up the bowl and sip from the rim. It's a piece of cake. Since the slurping already took you out of your comfort zone, drinking from the bowl’s rim will be like child’s play.

Japanese rice and large-diced pieces of pork, was another delightful, comforting dish. Just know that the flavorful sauce tends to pool in the bottom, so stir— and continue to stir—as you enjoy this dish. If I had to find fault, we would have appreciated a tad more sauce. One more thing for all of you with a sweet tooth: Try a Milk Bubble Tea or Fruit Tea. Both may be loaded with sugar, but the chewy tapioca bubbles make it such a fun way to cap a flavorful evening at Kyushu.

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What you need to know about Italian amari beyond the Negroni and the Aperol spritz

t is a common phenomenon that summer travelers to Italy are exposed to, and often grow to love, the Aperol spritz, a fizzy, orange refreshing cocktail made with prosecco, Aperol and a splash of soda. What many don’t realize is that Aperol is an amaro, a “bitter” (and sweet) botanical liqueur in the same family as Campari and Fernet Branca. They’re infused with secret blends of herbs, roots, flowers and spices, then sweetened. Closer to home, amaro is best known as an ingredient in a Negroni. But in Italy, amari (plural for amaro) are popular and varied, and mark the transition to evening in what is known as an aperitivo. Café tables fill with friends sipping Aperol and Campari spritzes and nibbling on free appetizers of little sandwiches and cured meats. It’s also commonly enjoyed as an after-dinner digestivo. Both traditions, we happily note, are beginning to take root here now. It’s about time. —Elizabeth Keyser

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We asked our friends at Fairway to suggest some notable and popular amaro brands.

Aperol

Cynar

With notes of bitter orange peel, herbs and wood, it flavors a spritz.

Bright and light, Cynar is based on artichokes and herbs. Try it with a splash of soda before dinner, or neat after dinner.

Averna

This Sicilian amaro is dark, with caramel flavors, bitter herbs and scent of orange peel. Campari

Known for its distinctive red color and classic pairing with soda and lime.

Nonino

Prepared with green, unripe walnuts that release chocolate and coffee flavors into this liqueur, that is then spiced with cinnamon and

cloves. Drink in small glasses, on ice. Ramazotti

Like Averna, with notes of licorice, vanilla and ginger. Vecchio Amaro de Capo

Secret ingredients include twenty-nine aromatics, with earthy, herbal and anise flavors. Use as a mixer or serve icecold after dinner.

AMARI 101

5 bitter truths about Italy’s botanical liqueur Rumor has it amaro was first created by the Romans, who wrote of medicinal brews made of herb-steeped wines. Medieval monks improved distillation methods and used alcohol as the base of restorative, herbal concoctions. Amari are high in alcohol, ranging from 16 to 35 percent, yet as a flavoring, they are essential ingredients in low-alcohol, pre-dinner cocktails meant to stimulate the appetite.

Amari were first manufactured in the late eighteenth century, Campari in 1786 and Fernet Branca in 1845, both in Milan. Amaro’s palatecleansing astringency carries past dinner. Sipped straight up, it revives a full stomach. Campari’s red shade originally came from a natural carmine dye made from crushed cochineal bugs. Since 2006, bottles sold in the U.S. use artificial color. G

Elizabeth Keyser has written about beer, wine and spirits for newspapers, magazines and blogs. She has sat on the Yankee Brew News tasting panel and judged craft and European brew contests.

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Whether you set up camp in your own backyard or at a local campground, building memories under a starry sky is pretty magical.

Pitch a tent at one of our very own Greenwich island parks. One-night permits are available to sleep over at Island Beach and Great Captain’s Island. This is an adventure that every child will cherish. Residents twenty-one and older can apply for a permit to camp through the Town of Greenwich Parks and Recreation Department (greenwichct.org). Reservations cost $55, plus a camping fee of $19 per person for campers five years and older. Pavilion, grills, picnic tables, showers and restrooms are available. Campsites can’t be set up prior to 7:30 p.m. and must be broken down by 9 a.m. No pets, weddings or fireworks allowed. Use of a personal boat is permitted to the islands, but the per-person camp fee still applies.

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Hit the Road Take a road trip and camp out at one of the many Connecticut state parks that provide a picturesque view right outside your tent flap. Here are two of my favorites. LAKE WARAMAUG STATE PARK Open for camping through September 3 with over seventysix camping sites. The grounds offer bathrooms, showers, picnic tables, and fishing and swimming in nearby Lake Waramaug. Connecticut-resident campers pay $17 a night, plus a $9 processing fee for the campsite. Or you can opt for a rustic cabin for $50 a night, plus the $9 processing fee. 30 LAKE WARAMAUG ROAD, NEW PRESTON CAMPGROUND OFFICE 860-868-0220 PARK OFFICE 860-868-2592

HAMMONASSET BEACH STATE PARK The Walter F. Miller Campground holds 558 camping sites, concessions, bathrooms, showers, salt water swimming and fishing. Connecticut residents pay $20 per night per campsite, plus $9 processing fee. A rustic cabin is available for $70 per night, plus the processing fee. The grounds are open through October 8. 1288 BOSTON POST ROAD/ ROUTE 1, MADISON CAMPGROUND OFFICE 203-245-1817

Reservations are available via phone or online at reserveamerica.com. There’s a two-night minimum and most grounds don’t allow pets but check with specific sites.

Tools of the Trade I have a passion for the camping experience but lack the patience for camp setup. My favorite item is the Coleman Four Person Instant Cabin Tent. It sets up in minutes and is available for under $100 at Amazon and Target. Grab a few sleeping bags and you’re all set. If you don’t think you can get a good night’s sleep on the ground, add a batteryoperated air mattress to your cart. 1. Safety First No matter where you set up your tent, camp smart. Wildlife can wander into your campsite

Hang at Home Not a hardcore nature girl? The wilderness awaits in your backyard. Camping on your own property combines the convenience of using your own bathroom while still enjoying a night in the great outdoors.

or backyard, so make sure food is properly disposed of and talk to your young campers about not taking solo bathroom breaks at night. Pay attention to postings at campsites regarding area wildlife.

2. Count Your Lucky Stars Counting shooting stars is a strong possibility if you camp away from light pollution, particularly from August 11–13, when the Perseid meteor shower makes its way through our East Coast pre-dawn skies, with up to fifty shooting stars an hour.

3. Tech Talk Instead of banishing technology, embrace it by downloading a stargazing app. Apps like SkyView and Night Sky match your location with the stars above to enhance the stargazing experience. Most apps offer red and green filters to preserve your night vision when viewing in low-light conditions.

SkyView Lite (free at Apple App Store) SkyView uses your phone’s screen and sensors to give you an augmented reality view to help identify stars, planets and all eighty-eight constellations. The app can display an object’s track in the sky as well as information on select objects, planets and satellites. Point your device at the sky to find constellations such as the Big Dipper, Orion and the Southern Cross. If you are interested in astrology, you can use this app to search for your zodiac sign and discover what stars make up your sign and what planets are passing through your constellation.

Night Sky (free at the Apple App Store) Augmented reality provides views to identify thousands of stars, satellites, planets and constellations. A “celestial compass” highlights objects visible each night. Night Sky also offers a voice-over feature that allows users to hear about the area of the sky being viewed. G

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eet Jeff Erdmann. He’s the No. 1 financial adviser in the country, according to Forbes, and he’s willing to share s e c re t s a b o u t u l t ra - h i g h - n e tworth families (median investable assets $35 million) in Fairfield County: They have commonplace JEFF ERDMANN concerns about personal finance, even if their queries contain an extra zero (or three). Their approach to tackling money matters, however, is where we can all use some schooling. When the ultra-rich sit down with Erdmann to review their financial fitness, they don’t fixate on investments. “The first thing we always do is find out what matters in your life as it pertains to your finances,” says Erdmann, managing director of The Erdmann Group in Greenwich, a boutique team within the Merrill Lynch Private Banking and Investment Group. “There’s a misconception. Many people are programmed to think they’re there to talk with a wealth manager about the right investment. ‘Should I be passive or active? In hedge funds or equities?’ That sounds sexy, but that’s the latter part of any conversation.” What matters transcends tax brackets, he says. Whether you’re in the 1 percent or the 99 percent, questions about giving your children an allowance, where to go on vacation, paying for hobbies,

TMI (TOO MUCH INFO) “Everyone is so connected 24/7...and that can be to their detriment. They are at a huge disadvantage because they are so tied to the financial markets and respond emotionally to moves in the market. The best investors have a clear path and plan and reallocate constantly but never make dramatic moves—that never works.”

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funding your children’s education, taking care of aging or ill family members, saving for retirement, and so forth, all come into the mix. “A couple of weeks ago, I had a billionaire call me to ask permission to buy a jet. I cannot tell you how many people call and ask if they can buy something. They want to ask someone who has perspective,” says Erdmann, whose group manages more than $7.5 billion in assets for 160 families, and handles all aspects of their private banking, much like a family office would. This includes everything from philanthropy management to estate planning to business concerns. Whether you’re buying a jet or a Jetta, the key is to take information and convert it into wisdom to meet your goals. Ask yourself, does your income reconcile with your lifestyle and your needs? Is this sustainable? Over time, are you positive or negative? “Whether you’ve got $100 million or $10 million, you’re in a good position and you don’t want to screw that up.” Once you understand your cash flow and your risk, you can be a much better investor, Erdmann says. “We start with things we can control: fees, taxes and, to some extent, volatility. Then we build a portfolio around a family’s lifestyle and cash-flow needs.” The rich diversify among public equities, private equity, global stocks and emerging markets, hard assets, fixed income (bonds) and cash. To keep fees down, about a third of their investments might be passive (using Vanguard index funds, for example). Their plans extend five, ten, twenty-five years out, and they connect quarterly with Erdmann to make sure everything is on track. If it’s not, they rebalance. A good asset allocator focuses on “diversification, tax efficiency and common compounding,” says Erdmann. “The magic is compounding out at a good G rate of return over a long period of time.”

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Pay attention to taxes and fees. 2 Have a strategy, a process and a plan and be disciplined. 3

Do not let your emotions drive investment decisions. 4

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If you’re looking to switch advisers, talk to three different people from three different firms. Make sure they understand what matters most to your family.

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FOOD & DRINK THE SPREAD/ GOLD COAST WINNER FOR NEW RESTAURANT Ever since The Spread owners Drey Cortes, Chris Hickey, Shawn Longyear, Carlos Baez and Chris Rasile opened their doors in Greenwich, it’s been a packed house. And with good reason. There’s nothing on the menu that disappoints. (The short ribs pictured here are one of our all-time favorites.) We asked Executive Chef CARLOS BAEZ what he’s going to tempt us with next. “Hamachi Crudo is a new menu item that I’ve been trying to create, and I have finally figured out the right balance of ingredients. It’s amazing and we can’t wait for people to try it.” left Grass-fed short ribs with baby spinach, bonito broth, garlic chili oil, shaved shiitake mushrooms

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For nearly twentyfour years the Upper Crust team has been satisfying our craving for the perfect bagel. (The shop has sold well over a million of them!) And yet, as much as we may like to, man can’t live on bagels alone. “To round out our menu offerings we’ve introduced Upper Crust Lite. The menu includes gluten-free, dairy-free and raw vegan items,” says owner Rob Guerrieri. “The most popular are Paleo Egg White Salad, Southwest Quinoa Salad, Spa Chicken Salad, Raw Taco Salad, Tuna Collard Wrap and the Hummus Collard Wrap.”

There’s so much to love about Prime, especially this time of year. There’s the elegant décor, the impeccable service, the scenic harbor views and delectable menu offerings that include juicy steaks and mouthwatering seafood. “We’ve recently introduced dry-aged Wagu beef to the menu, served with a truffle-soy emulsion,” says Executive Chef Julio Genao, who likens the dish to a “meltin-your-mouth flavor experience.” Also new to this location is the renovated Cabana Bar, where guests can enjoy the balmy sea air to live music, light snacks and new cocktail specials.

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Yes, happiness can be bought. In fact, you can get a deal, such as 50 percent off drinks, apps and raw bar between 4 to 6 p.m. at this stylish SoNo spot— so close to New Canaan, Darien and Rowayton. Come in for the cocktails, then stay for the swoonworthy and satisfying steaks and seafood, including fresh clams (below). “We shift our menus in the summer to be more seafood-heavy,” says owner Rob Moss. “The standout dish is always our Giant Brazilian Lobster Tail—two pounds of meat served lazy style with clarified garlic butter. It can be shared by the table or tackled alone.”

When the Whelk opened, it was a major part of the revitalization of the Saugatuck neighborhood in Westport. It too overhauled our expectations of a seafood menu. Take, for example, its Soft Shell Crab Tempura with Ramps and Jalapeño Mayo (below). “The Whelk’s menu exemplifies a seasonally simplistic and organic approach to seafood,” says owner/ Chef Bill Taibe. The restaurant’s upscale feel, enviable water views and commitment to sustainable seafood and local produce set the stage for its commitment to always try new things.

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FAIRFIELD LIVING MAGAZINE LOCAL KITCHEN AND CRAFT BEER BAR A hot summer’s day and an icecold beer in hand is a match made in heaven—maybe not Shakespearean romance, but irresistible nonetheless. So locals head to Local Kitchen and Craft Beer Bar for plenty of options from local brewers or simply appeal to local pride. “We have always tried to support the growing local craft beer market by carrying their products,” says restaurant owner William da Silva. “One of the newest local craft breweries is from BadSons of Derby [below] and has been selling like crazy at Local Kitchen.” WINNER OF BEST OF THE GOLD COAST Beer Selection

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55 WINE BAR & WOOD GRILLE / GOLD COAST WINNER FOR WINE LIST ON…A NEW WINE OFFERING “We are thrilled and honored to be given the Best of the Gold Coast’s Best Wine List award this year,” says co-owner Kleber Siguenza. “Over the summer we will be introducing several new rosé wines, but one in particular that we can’t wait for customers to try is the Band of Roses. This award-winning wine is very fresh and vibrant, with notes of lilac, guava and passion fruit, which is sure to make it the silky and fruity drink of the summer.” Try it during one of the fun events, such as live music every Wednesday, DJs on Friday and Saturday, and jazz during Sunday brunch.

The Spread That old saying about too many chefs doesn’t translate to restaurateurs—at least not at The Spread. Longtime friends Chris Rasile (who grew up in Greenwich), Chris Hickey, Shawn Longyear, Drey Cortes and Chef Carlos Baez opened the first location in SoNo and are now winning over Greenwich. It boasts a rustic-chic vibe with its exposed ceiling and food served on mismatched china. And it works, because the place is often packed with hungry diners and happy cocktailers. You might find yourself hanging out at the seventy-foot bar. Cheers, because the juices for the cocktails are

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pressed in-house daily. Savor Beverage Director Sean Nye’s The Amelia, with vodka, St. Germain, lemon-blackberry cordial and mint—snappy. Then dig into the shareable small, medium and large plates with classic favorites, like shaved foie gras, and totally unexpected takes and weekly specials, such as tomato tartare and scallop crudo with green strawberries. (See also “Weekend Brunch.”) 18 West Putnam Ave., Greenwich, 203-900-1887 | 70 N. Main St., South Norwalk, 203-939-1111 thespreadrestaurants.com

TOWN WINNERS The Spread Flinders Lane Knot Norm’s Catering Co.

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55 Wine Bar & Wood Grille From “age is just a number” to “the 7:27 now arriving on Track 3,” numbers matter. Take for example, Fairfield’s 55 Wine Bar & Wood Grille. The perfect temperature for wine is 55 degrees, so the perfect location for a wine bar is, of course, No. 55 Miller Street. Coincidence? We think not. The owners, the Siguenza family, know exactly what they’re doing. If the 55 thing doesn’t prove it to you, then tap into your inner wine critic as you

review their wine list. Whether a Chardonnay from California or a red from Italy, the glass can never seem full enough. Seconds, please! 55 Miller St., Fairfield, 203-955-1178 55winebar.com

TOWN WINNERS l’escale Bar Rosso Barcelona (Norwalk) Tarantino Restaurant & Bar 55 Wine Bar & Wood Grille

STEAK

The Capital Grille There are certain foods that we humans simply crave unapologetically. And steak is at the top of the list. So when you’re in the mood for a perfectly prepared

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filet mignon or New York strip, it had better be perfect. Our readers follow the discriminating herd to The Capital Grille. Here, they know they’ve met like-minded steak aficionados, from the in-house butchers to the servers who know how to soothe “hangry” guests. Take the edge off with a cocktail and a few starters, knowing the entree will satisfy. There are locations across the country, but The Capital Grille somehow feels like the capital of Stamford. 230 Tresser Blvd., Stamford, 203967-0000 thecapitalgrille.com

TOWN WINNERS Blackstone’s Steakhouse Washington The Capital Grille Prime (SoNo) Jesup Hall Blackstone’s Steakhouse

TAPAS MENU

Barcelona Restaurant & Wine Bar When that certain notion comes to mind—tapas!—our readers instantly think of Barcelona. With multiple locations across the county (OK, and, yes, in multiple states), this restaurant and wine bar requires coordinating at which one to meet your friends. Then don’t worry about decisions, because, really, isn’t there enough to stress about in Fairfield County without having to decide on what to eat? Just order a bunch of small plates and share freely. You’ll find plenty to like, including potato tortilla, truffle bikini, queso a la plancha, blistered shishito peppers—and plenty of new friends to add to your crowd. (See also “Wine Bar” and “Girls Night Out.”) 222 Summer St., Stamford, 203-348-4800 | 515 West Ave., Norwalk, 203-854-5600 | 4180 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203-2550800 barcelonawinebar.com

TOWN WINNERS Douro Restaurant & Bar Barcelona bartaco

SEAFOOD

The Whelk One might be tempted to accuse Chef Bill Taibe of being obsessed with food. But maybe he actually has a taste for gold? After all, year after year, he brings home the gold from our foodie readers. His seafood restaurant, The Whelk, has been a hit since day one. Part of it goes

to the perfect location along the river. Also, its design is comfortable and fresh; the staff is friendly and knowledgeable; and the food never misses. Try Seafood Stew with fregula, calabrian chilies and garlic, or Head-on Prawns with paprika butter toast and onion escabeche. Seems like Taibe just drops a line in the water and comes up with a winner. (See also “Creative Menu.”)

575 Riverside Ave., Westport, 203557-0902 thewhelkwestport.com

Delicious food, sophisticated cocktails and a relaxing atmosphere, Prime–An American Kitchen and Bar, knows what diners crave. More to the point, people want steak and seafood prepared perfectly, as well as being treated well. At Prime, from the cocktail napkin to the final bite and dabbing the corner of your upturned lips with a crisp white dinner napkin, things are smooth sailing. Not a surprise; this place has a sister restaurant across the Sound in Huntington, which you’d swear you could see from the restaurant’s wall of glass. Enjoy the water views—that is, if you can tear your eyes away from the illuminated glass wine room (with over 750 labels that are chilled to the perfect temperature), raw bar, sushi and USDA Prime 21-day dryaged beef. Sit along the deck with cocktails from the cabana bar—and expect snappy service with a smile.

TOWN WINNERS Elm Street Oyster House The Restaurant at F.I.S.H. Rowayton Seafood The Whelk

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Artisan Southport Not a master of romance? No worries, because Artisan at Delamar has everything that’s needed to create a little magic: a beautiful location that feels secluded, upscale and serene décor, polite staff and fine French cuisine that always delights the senses. Consider, for example, the preserved lemon risotto, English peas, corn, grilled radicchio, bacon gastrique or the simply excellent Stonington jumbo sea scallops. You can’t help but make a good impression, whether it’s a first date or a golden anniversary. (See also “Hotel Restaurant” and “American.”) 275 Old Post Rd., Southport, 203307-4222 artisansouthport.com

TOWN WINNERS Homestead Inn Barcelona Restaurant & Wine Bar Match (SoNo) Artisan The Whelk Southport

CREATIVE MENU

The Whelk Ever look in a completely full refrigerator and see absolutely nothing to make for dinner? While a common trick of the eyes to some of us, this phenomena has, seemingly, never happened to culinary geniuses at The Whelk. From bitter greens with kohlrabi, green tomato, anchovy and soft egg to brook trout with porky lentils, kale and salsa verde, you’ll see a menu flush with creative dishes. You’ll ask yourself, Why didn’t I think of that? If it’s all a bit too much and you can’t decide, try the raw bar—pure and simple New England slurpy goodness. (See also “Seafood.”)

TOWN WINNERS Le Fat Poodle Harlan Social The Spread The Whelk Flipside Burgers & Bar

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TOWN WINNERS The Waters l’escale Prime Edge at Giovanni’s (Darien) The Whelk Flipside Burgers & Bar

OUTDOOR DINING

bartaco Some combos are made in heaven, like beer and fish tacos or blue and white checks or outdoor water views and dining. Hold up! Our readers figured it out: bartaco is the place for a fun night out— especially on a warm summer day or night, when you can enjoy dining along the river. Order a round of margaritas with gauc and chips and an assortment of creative tacos. Claim your space on the patio. It’s going to be a moment for summer memories with the perfect combo: bar and taco. (See also “Restaurant Bar” and “Margaritas.”) 20 Wilton Rd., Westport, 203-2228226 | 222 Summer St., Stamford, 203-323-8226 bartaco.com

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Artisan Southport The Delamar’s forty-four guest rooms and suites, with handcrafted furniture and plush terry robes, feel like home (without the Legos underfoot). Everything’s just beautifully designed—a world of comfort. Plus, you’re only steps away from meals at Artisan. Whether you’re putting guests up in the hotel or just meeting friends in the upscale “tavern,” trust that Artisan watches the big picture and every detail. Stop by the patio with outdoor bar to meet local fans who treat it like a home away from home. (See also “Special Occasion/Date Night” and “American.”) 275 Old Post Rd., Southport, 203307-4222 artisansouthport.com

TOWN WINNERS l’escale Stamford Mariott Hotel & Spa Roger Sherman Inn Artisan Pearl at Longshore Southport

WEEKEND BRUNCH

The Spread Looking to ward off the Sunday Blues? Make your weekend last longer: Go to brunch. It’s like stopping the clock. The Spread is a delicious break from the daily grind. Consider the Alaskan Benny with poached egg, smoked salmon and hollandaise on an English muffin or a crepe with Nutella, bananas, walnuts and cream cheese. Whether you’re easing into a new work week or recovering from a toolate Saturday night, here’s some timeless advice: Take it easy like Sunday morning, but with good food. (See also “New Restaurant.”) 18 West Putnam Ave., Greenwich, 203-900-1887 | 70 N. Main St., South Norwalk, 203-939-1111 thespreadsono.com

TOWN WINNERS The Spread Elm Street Diner Terrain Garden Café The Chelsea

VEGETARIAN / HEALTH FOOD

The Lime Restaurant Being vegetarian doesn’t make you a fussy eater, despite all the jokes to the contrary. It just means you don’t eat certain foods, not

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that you don’t enjoy well-prepared dishes. The Lime Restaurant gets it. Its menu has plenty of vegetarian options, including zucchini loaf with carrots, sesame and sunflower seeds, cheese and tahini and black bean burritos. But bring your steak and tuna eating pals, because this place appeals to anyone who enjoys good food, not fussiness. 168 Main St., Norwalk, 203-8469240 limerestaurant.com

TOWN WINNERS Green & Tonic Tabouli Grill The Lime Restaurant (Norwalk) b.good Organic Market

ITALIAN

Café Silvium The country that bestowed the world with Sophia Lauren and Luciano Pavarotti generously continued to give with fresh pasta, fresh mozzarella and fresh bruschetta. When it comes to Italian, it’s all fresh and it’s all loved around the world. Our voters chose Café Silvium, a trattoria in the southern Italian tradition, to indulge in the culinary delights. With Sophia, we’d choose the Cavatelli con Cime di Rape, and with Luciano, we would have tried the Branzino

Mediterraneo. Whether you’re in the mood for pasta, veal, fish, beef, chicken or maybe even wild boar, you’ll be transported and charmed by the serious dishes here. 371 Shippan Ave., Stamford, 203-324-1651 cafesilviumct.com

TOWN WINNERS Water’s Polpo Café Silvium Edge at Giovanni’s (Darien) Bianco Rosso (Wilton) Brick + Wood

AMERICAN

Artisan Southport Artisan’s partner and Executive

Chef Frederic Kieffer is from France. Director of Operations Hicham Amaaou comes from Morocco. Its general manager, Nani Crespo, hails from Venezuela. David Aguirre, the chef de cuisine, came here from Guatemala, and the pastry chef, Reka Csernus, from Hungary. Could there be anything more American than global? Its elegant American cuisine comes to the table as grilled Vermont Cavendish quail with grits cake, grapes and verjus glaze or Chicken Liver Mousse with grilled bread and pickled cherries. Our voters consider it the best American. (See also “Special Occasion/Date Night” and “Hotel Restaurant.”) 275 Old Post Rd., Southport, 203307-4222 artisansouthport.com

TOWN WINNERS Little Pub The Capital Grille Gates Restaurant & Bar The Cottage Artisan at Delamar

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Not sure what you’re craving, but it’s along the lines of Szechuan or dumplings? Great, get your passport stamped at Kawa Ni, which not only has Szechuan pork dumplings with barrel-aged ponzu and garlic hot oil (zing!) but also some serious Kani crab salad with mango, cucumber and tobiko (a flying fish roe, because what else can you do when that craving hits). Our Best Of voters find lots of reasons to enjoy this creative local powerhouse that turns out authentic and irresistible dishes. (See also “Japanese.”)

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19A Bridge Sq., Westport, 203-5578775 kawaniwestport.com

TOWN WINNERS Asiana Café Asiana Bistro Mecha Noodle Bar (SoNo) Wild Rice Kawa Ni

FRENCH

Crowds line up to score a table at this Stamford landmark. Co-owner Nick Petrafesa says one reason patrons keep returning is he and his brother, Vincenzo, are committed to culinary tradition. “We pride ourselves on our pastas and mozzarella, which are made in-house,” he says. “From classics like veal parmigiana to fresh seafood and game—rabbit, wild boar and lamb—our dishes are inspired by the flavors of our hometown in southern Italy.” Be sure to check out the wine list for a tasting of the real thing.

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Le Penguin We’ve never been able to master the French accent, but, not to worry, we speak French cuisine fluently. And you know what sounds really good right now? Escargots de Bourgogne or maybe Pâté de Campagne Alsachen, or, since we’re getting hungry, Calamars à la Provençale with just the right amount of garlic and lemon juice. Le Penguin sets the mood with such

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menu choices, a fresh and vibrant atmosphere, and the friendly welcome of a bon vivant. Of course, we’re also not opposed to a glass of Champagne—frankly, that’s speaking our language. 61 Lewis St., Greenwich, 203-717-1200 | 7 Sconset Sq., Westport, 203-557-6432 lepenguinbistro.com

TOWN WINNERS Le Penguin Volta Gelateria Creperia Roger Sherman Inn Martel Bistro & Bar

JAPANESE

Kawa Ni It’s a first date, and you’re not sure it’s going to work out? Consider a bite at Kawa Ni, an Izakaya-inspired restaurant. The communal tables and bar seat only fifty, so that takes some pressure off. It’s easy to talk and you can bond over exotic menu options, such as Peekytoe crab rangoon with ginger-carrot dressing, pork belly bahn mi or barbeque eel with celeriac and black garlic. It’s a culinary adventure in a petite package, with the restaurant tucked away in a corner of Westport. If the date doesn’t go well, it’s a quick sayonara and home in fifteen minutes flat; otherwise, stay for some sake tasting. Kanpai! (See also “Asian Fusion.”) 19A Bridge Sq., Westport, 203-5578775 kawaniwestport.com

TOWN WINNERS Kira Sushi Kiku Sushi Kazu Sushi Japanese Cuisine Bar & Japanese Restaurant (SoNo) Fin Japanese Kawa Ni Restaurant

SUSHI

Fin Japanese Restaurant It’s no little thing, getting Gold Coasters to choose you for best sushi. The bite-sized treats are carefully created to look good and make the most of flavors and textures. Fin offers an extensive menu of sushi and sashimi choices a la carte. Whatever you have in mind—scallop, squid, eel, salmon, tuna—this Japanese restaurant has it. If you’re ready for a taste explosion, try one of the rolls. Take, for example, the Tiger Roll, with shrimp tempura, spicy salmon, cucumber and avocado wrapped in white seaweed. We’re so hooked.

1241 Post Rd., Fairfield, 203-2556788 fin-sushi.com

TOWN WINNERS Kira Sushi Kiku Sushi Kazu Sushi Japanese Cuisine Bar & Japanese Restaurant (SoNo) Pink Sumo Sushi & Sake Café Fin Japanese Restaurant

MEXICAN/LATIN FUSION

Bodega Taco Bar If it comes with avocado, lime and a beer, chances are we’re going to like it. But if it happens to be tacos from Bodega Taco Bar, we’re sure to love it. The Argentino comes with hanger steak, charred onions and sala de chili de arbol, while the Calexico has fried avocado, refried beans and queso. Beyond tacos, consider chicken enchiladas or a pulled pork torta with serrano crema, Swiss and chili-cured pickles. It’s all good, right down to the brilliant margarita cheesecake. 980 Post Rd., Darien, 203-6558500 | 1700 Post Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-9590 bodegatacobar.com

TOWN WINNERS Boxcar Cantina Brasitas Valencia Luncheria (Norwalk) Bodega Taco Bar bartaco

SPANISH

Valencia Luncheria “Come as you are” means, “Sure, wear jeans,” but it doesn’t mean you have to check your discriminating palate at the door. At Valencia Luncheria, diners don’t have to choose between being comfortable and enjoying a plate packed with culinary delights, such as a Venezuelan handmade corn cake with spinach, bacon, onion and queso (or your choice of filling) or an empanada stuffed with chorizo and pepper. Come hungry, because no one stops at the ceviche. There’s a world of robust flavors from which to choose, right down to the arroz con leche. 164 Main St., Norwalk, 203846-8009 see all locations at valencialuncheria.com

TOWN WINNERS Barcelona Valencia Luncheria (Norwalk)

INDIAN

Coromandel Cuisine of India

American food doesn’t stop at meat and potatoes. And, in the same regard, Indian food goes far beyond Chicken Tikka Masala. Coromandel Cuisine of India has an eye-opening number of menu options, so whether your tastes tend to seafood and chicken or lamb and beef, or maybe vegetarian, you’ll find something to like. There are also regional specialties, such as Navratan Korma and Beef Coconut Fry. With all of the options in preparation, not to mention mix of spices, seeds, herbs and sauces, you might need help making up your mind. Just ask for recommendations. 68 Broad St., Stamford, 203-9641010 | 25 Old Kings Highway N., Darien, 203-662-1213 | 17 Pease Ave., Southport, 203-259-1213 see other locations at coromandelcuisine.com

TOWN WINNERS Mumbai Times Coromandel (Stamford, Darien) Bangalore

CHINESE

The Little Kitchen Our Best Of voters know that The Little Kitchen is not so little and not a kitchen—it’s a large and handsome restaurant in the center of town. It started off small and humble, but has since become unrecognizably cool on the other side of the décor spectrum. The menu includes all of your longtime favorites, yet also elevated. It’s soothing to enjoy your chicken Lo Mein, Thai grilled shrimp or Mongolian beef with green onion, cauliflower and chilies in the glitzy black-and-red dining room, but you can still get take-away. 423 Post Rd. E., Westport, 203-4545524 littlekitchenwestport.com

TOWN WINNERS Tengda Asian Bistro Ching’s Table Bistro Kitchen Wild Rice

Asiana The Little

THAI

Rainbow Thai Thai food is just one of those things—when you want Thai, nothing else will do. And that means the Thai food you choose had better be good. Head to Rainbow Thai, because the food is good and there are so many options. There’s simply no way not to find the dish—be it Duck Choo Chee or Peanut Shrimp Curry—to hit the spot. The mix of

curries, coconut, mango and other traditional ingredients are prepared in fascinating variety. There’s no end to it, but we’ll chase it like the end of the rainbow. 5 Bridge Sq., Westport, 203-5579000 | 57 Unquowa Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-3933 rainbowthaict.com

TOWN WINNERS Little Thai Kitchen (Greenwich, Darien) Little Buddha Rainbow Thai Lucky Thai Kitchen

GREEK

EOS Greek Cuisine Our readers just need to buy a ticket and fly off to Greece. After all, year after year, they vote EOS Greek Cuisine as the best in the county. The restaurant serves dishes of lamb, octopus, sea bass, chargrilled chicken, salmon and steak that are as authentic as you can get outside of the country set between the Aegean and Ionian seas. Speaking of the sea, consider adding grilled octopus to your salad or ordering the branzino with olive oil, lemon, oregano and sea salt. If you happen to be a Greek cuisine newbie, this is a great place to try moussaka or a gyro pita—a world away from the options that you may be used to. 490 Summer St., Stamford, 203569-6250 eosgreekcuisine.com

TOWN WINNERS Famous Greek Kitchen EOS Meditarraneo Greek Cuisine (Norwalk) Layla’s Falafel

MEDITERRANEAN

Layla’s Falafel Owned and run by Dino and Layla Sakakini, Layla’s Falafel offers shawafal, kabob and falafel, prepared following generationsold family recipes. Over time, try the whole menu. Return again and again for the hummus, tabbouleh and grape leaves, but also discover the grilled lamb and chicken. Come as you are. No need to expect white tablecloth service, just a happy tummy. 926 High Ridge Rd., Stamford, 203461-8004 | 245 Main St., Stamford, 203-316-9041 | 1535 Post Rd. E., Westport, 203-955-1583 | 2088 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203-3840100 laylasfalafel.com

TOWN WINNERS Mediterraneo (Greenwich, Norwalk) Layla’s Falafel

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DRINK

BARTACO / GOLD COAST WINNER FOR RESTAURANT BAR ON…THE BEST DRINK TO GO WITH TACOS “The margarita is our signature drink,” says Gretchen Thomas, wine and spirits director. “We even custom made our tequila to be perfectly blended for our recipe—I really like margaritas that use both blanco and reposado. We also use extremely good orange liqueur and squeezed-to-order lime juice. Our margarita is dry, crisp, mouthwatering and refreshing—with some spice and a hint of agave aromas in the scent. It’s great paired with our entire taco line-up—the flavors in our food are so bold, they need a high-energy cocktail to keep up.”

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bartaco

l’escale Barcelona Washington Prime (SoNo) Flipside Burgers & Bar bartaco

Do we like bartaco more for its restaurant or for its bar? Ha, trick question: We love both. The white-washed walls, blue-andwhite-shirted servers, plentiful tacos, refreshing tequila, the views (a.k.a. people-watching)—it’s all just so snappy and fun. And that is exactly what one wants when heading out for summertime bites and sips. Before you fill up on food, though, do try the creative and fresh margaritas. (See also “Outdoor Dining” and “Margaritas.”) 222 Summer St., Stamford, 203323-8226 | 20 Wilton Rd., Westport, 203-222-8226 bartaco.com

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PUB

Little Pub Little Pub has a quaint, historic tavern feel that puts people at ease. They offer riotously large portions of soon-to-be-your-new favorite fare, such as the Jamburger with roasted garlic, cream cheese, jalapeños and bacon jam; The Ships seafood bisque with langoustines, shrimp and clams in a creamy sherry bisque; and moo shu pork tacos with shredded pork, orange-ginger BBQ sauce, green

onion–Thai peanut slaw, wasabi aioli in a soft flour tortilla. A pub’s purpose is about good food and drink at its heart, but when it’s a favorite gathering place in the neighborhood—that’s gold. 531 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob, 203-717-1147 | 26 Danbury Rd., Wilton, 203-762-1122 | 59 Ethan Allen Hwy., Ridgefield, 203-5449222 | 2133 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203-612-4567 littlepub.com

TOWN WINNERS Pub

Little Pub Tigín Irish O’Neill’s Pub (SoNo)

WINE BAR

Barcelona Restaurant

& Wine Bar With nearly 400 wines on the wine list at Barcelona Restaurant & Wine Bar, one has to wonder how much wine Fairfield County is drinking. You need something to wash down the tapas shaped by Mediterranean, Spanish, and South American influences, right? Barcelona has plenty of options from around the world to suit even true aficionados; its collection is one of the largest wine programs in the country, serving some forty by the glass. (See also “Tapas Menu” and “Girls Night Out.”) 222 Summer St., Stamford, 203-348-4800 | 515 West Ave., Norwalk, 203-854-5600 | 4180 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203-

TACOS BY TOM MCGOVERN; DRINKS BY BRUCE PLOTKIN

RESTAURANT BAR

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TOWN WINNERS Harvest Wine Bar Barcelona TIED Harvest Wine Bar and Rizzuto’s Restaurant and Bar 55 Wine Bar & Wood Grille

HAPPY HOUR

Washington Prime The workday whistle sounds and it’s time to kick back. Shrug off the office stress with the time-honored happy hour. Think of your best friends and group-text plans to head to Washington Prime, where you all can happily consider the lengthy list of the wine, beer and cocktail options. Nothing says the workday is behind you like wetting your whistle with a Barrel Aged Manhattan. 141 Washington St., Norwalk, 203-857-1314 | 19 Main St., Georgetown, 203-587-1488 washingtonprimect.com

TOWN WINNERS J House Sign of the Whale Washington Prime The Whelk Flipside Burgers & Bar

SINGLES SCENE UNDER 35

Sign of the Whale Are you chasing “the one”? Casting an eye far and wide for the impossible catch? Drop a line at Sign of the Whale, where there are many fish in the sea. The daily catch includes tacos, pizza, burgers and entrees like Maryland crab and shrimp ravioli, and massive drinks. Consider The Blue Whale with vodka, rum, blue curacao, pineapple juice and Sprite. The events/parties make meeting people as easy as a day at the beach. (See also “Outdoor Bar.”) 6 Harbor Point Rd., Stamford, 203883-8282 signofthewhalect.com

TOWN WINNERS The Ginger Man Sign of the Whale Match (SoNo) bartaco Flipside Burgers & Bar

SINGLES SCENE OVER 35

Spotted Horse Tavern Your days as a prized pony are not behind you. Stop by Spotted Horse Tavern to find over-35’s enjoying good food (maybe Chicken Milanese with lemon vinaigrette on an arugula salad with tomatoes and Reggiano); good drinks (perhaps the creative U-Pick It Texas Lemonade, a swirl of

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Tito’s handmade vodka, lemonade, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, mint and seltzer); and good company (like that cutie in the corner). Strut your stuff. 26-28 Church Ln., Westport, 203-557-9393 spottedhorsect.com

TOWN WINNERS Ten l’escale Barcelona Twenty Post (Darien) Spotted Horse Tavern 55 Wine Bar & Wood Grille

OUTDOOR BAR

Sign of the Whale Votes suggest Fairfield County wants a whale of a good time—so they’re heading to Sign of the Whale. Everything’s done bigger here: the giant portions (such as Agrodolce BBQ chicken spring rolls); massive Tidal Wave drinks (hang on while trying the Gummy Bear Grog— Smirnoff Cherry Vodka with peach Schnapps, pineapple juice and Sprite); and a rooftop view that goes on for miles. Go big, or go home. (See also “Singles Scene Under 35.”) 6 Harbor Point Rd., Stamford, 203883-8282 signofthewhalect.com

TOWN WINNERS l’escale Sign of the Whale Sunset Grille (Norwalk) bartaco 55 Wine Bar & Restaurant

SPORTS BAR + BIG GAME DAY

The Blind Rhino We’ve heard about three blind mice, but a blind rhino? That’s a new one for us; but not for our Best Of voters, who gave it the top spot for best sports bar. It has twentyeight TVs and a bar in full swing, so sports fans can see every detail of the winning play. And because sports fans come in all shapes and sizes, the best way to pick them out of a crowd is to wait for the big game day. They’ll be the ones standing in an endless line to get seats in the stadium—or they’ll be gathered together blissfully screaming at the TV, play after play, at The Blind Rhino. They’re soaking in the full Big Game Day experience. Every day, there’s a game on. Wash it all down with plenty of draft beer and fan-favorite foods, such as potato skins, burgers, cheese steaks and wings. Who wins? Rhino. In between innings, could you explain the Blind Rhino thing? 15 North Main St., Norwalk, 203-956-7243 theblindrhino.com

TOWN WINNERS Sundown Saloon Bobby Valentine’s Sports Gallery Café The Blind Rhino (Norwalk) Archie Moore’s

GIRLS’ NIGHT OUT

Barcelona When the girls get together, there is lots of wine. This night out is about talking and laughing, commiserating about life and sharing stories that no one else quite appreciates like your besties. Barcelona sets the stage with a gorgeous restaurant and wine bar. Order shareable tapas and sample favorites from the wine list—and keep ‘em coming, because there’s just so much to catch up on. (See also “Tapas” and “Wine Bar.”) 222 Summer St., Stamford, 203-348-4800 | 515 West Ave., Norwalk, 203-854-5600 | 4180 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203255-0800 barcelonawinebar.com

TOWN WINNERS Douro Norwalk) Molto

Barcelona (Stamford, Pearl at Longshore

BEER SELECTION

Local Kitchen & Craft Beer Bar Having a favorite beer doesn’t mean you always want the same one. Maybe it’s time to cast your eye over the beer horizon and try something completely different. Go on a beer adventure close to home at Local Kitchen & Craft Beer Bar, where, in a converted factory with soaring sixty-foot-high ceilings, beer-lovers have their choice of thirty different options on tap. Doesn’t matter if you like draft, your buddy likes bottle, and your date prefers cask beer, there is an almost overwhelming amount of choices. We love that alongside beers from California, Colorado and throughout New England, there are also picks from Branford and Stratford. There’s also a bourbon room, because this barrel-aged distilled spirit deserves some love too. 68 Washington St., Norwalk, 203- 957-3352 | 85 Mill Plain Rd., Fairfield, 203-955-1920 sonolocal .com

TOWN WINNERS The Ginger Man Coalhouse Pizza The Blind Rhino

Little Barn (Norwalk) Kitchen & Beer Bar

Local

MICROBREW

Half Full Brewery Half Full Brewery is seemingly on a mission to make everyone happy. Stop by its tasting room for what a “year-round beer,” such as the Liquid Hoptimism (points for the name), which is a Double IPA— Citra and Centennial hops with tropical notes. Otherwise, maybe a Community Sourced Ale or the Grace & Darkness, a limited-edition oyster stout collaboration with Copps Island Oysters of Norwalk. 43 Homestead Ave, Stamford, 203658-3631 halffullbrewery.com

TOWN WINNERS Little Pub Half Full Brewery O’Neills Pub & Restaurant (SoNo) Little Pub (Wilton, Fairfield)

MARGARITAS

bartaco When it comes to the margarita, the unofficial drink of summer, bartaco concedes the field (we mean, the beach) to no one. Born of the coastal cultures of Brazil, Uruguay and California, this place prides itself on its creative concoctions to get the party started. Its win is your delight. (See also “Outdoor Dining” and “Restaurant Bar.”) 222 Summer St., Stamford, 203323-8226 | 20 Wilton Rd., Westport, 203-222-8226 bartaco.com

TOWN WINNERS Boxcar Cantina bartaco Tequila Mockingbird Flipside Burgers & Bar

MARTINIS

J House You sipped the J House’s 5 o’clock (tequila, vodka, lime, orange liqueur and basil), sampled the Biscotti Old Fashioned (four roses, Johnnie Walker Black, Faretti biscotti and orange bitters), and tried a Riverside Car (cognac, orange liqueur and rose-petal water). Yet the classic martini won your vote. With good reason. It’s delicious. 1114 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich, 203698-6980 jhouserestaurant.com

TOWN WINNERS J House The Capital Grille Match (SoNo) Jesup Hall Flipside Burgers & Bar

Market knows how to keep up with the times. These days, we have a taste for gourmet food that we can pick up and keep going with our day, fast. Also, we have high expectations of our prepared food. Palmer’s does it all, with a smile. Why cook when you can pick up beef burritos, country-style meatloaf, Chicken Parmesan or filet of sole almondine without a care in the world? The market also offers catering, so you can throw that summer soirée with aplomb. Palmer’s is part of the family that is Fairfield County—the good-cooking part of the family.

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SPECIALTY FOOD

264 Heights Rd., Darien, 203-6552077 palmersdarien.com

TOWN WINNERS Aux Délices Fairway Market Palmer’s Market Garelick & The Pantry Herbs

HEALTH FOOD MARKET

Whole Foods Market

CITARELLA / GOLD COAST WINNER FOR GOURMET GROCERY ON…CREATING THE PERFECT MEAL

Whole foods, or whole world? After all, Whole Foods Market seems to have everything we could want in a market—all the raw ingredients we could ever hope to use for our gluten-free, no-carb, vegan masterpieces as well as prepared foods, from sushi and salads to traditional comfort foods that ease a chilly day. Wine, chocolate, baked goods, yogurt, cheeses, fruit, cereal—it’s all here. The only thing you need to bring is your creative culinary inspiration and cooking confidence. And if you leave that home, just pick up some takeout from the hot bar.

GOURMET

90 East Putnam Ave., Greenwich, 203-661-0631 | 150 Ledge Rd., Darien, 203-662-0577 | 399 Post Rd. W., Westport, 203-227-6858 | 350 Grasmere Ave., Fairfield, 203-319-9544 wholefoodsmarket.com

“We work hard to set the standard in gourmet foods. We carry the freshest local seafood, the best selection of prime, dry-aged meats, the highest-quality produce, as well as handcrafted pastries,” says Joe Gurrera, owner of Citarella Gourmet Markets. “Our chef-prepared foods are made from our own family recipes. Right next door to our Greenwich market is Citarella Wines & Spirits—our first and only wine shop, with our hand-selected collection. At Citarella, we have everything you need for a terrific meal.”

GOURMET GROCERY

Citarella Gourmet Market This family-run business, with seven markets, in Manhattan, the Hamptons and Greenwich, has been around since 1912. Clearly, they know what we of Fairfield County crave, which is to say, the best. Fresh seafood (oysters, clams, lobsters, mussels, scallops, crab, etc.), dry-aged meats, a hot-food station with pizza, a salad station, and more. There’s even a wine store next door, so you’re sure to have absolutely everything you need to indulge and share your refined palate. We’re going back

again and again, proving we can’t get too much of a good thing. 600 West Putnam Ave., Greenwich, 203-861-6900 citarella.com

TOWN WINNERS Citarella Gourmet Market Palmer’s Fairway Market Market (Darien) Balducci’s The Pantry

CATERER

Marcia Selden Catering & Events Repeat after me: “It was no trouble. I love throwing parties!” Now, to make that believable to your guests, call the pros at Marcia Selden Catering. They’ll come

in and create the event of your dreams, meaning it will be perfect planning, presentation and food— and it will be easy on you. Our voters turn to Marcia Selden for special get-togethers, from fun and festive beach parties to elegant and formal weddings. 65 Research Dr., Stamford, 203-353-8000 marciaselden.com

TOWN WINNERS Watson’s Catering Marcia Selden Catering & Events Palmer’s Catering (Darien) AMG Catering & Events (Wilton) The Pantry

GOURMET TO GO

Palmer’s Market Five generations strong, Palmer’s

TOWN WINNERS Green & Tonic Fairway Market Whole Foods Market Organic Market

FISH MARKET

Fjord Fish Market You’re watching what you eat—we get it. Fjord is clearly on your radar, as you, our Best Of voters, chose the fish market as the place to pick up premium, responsibly sourced seafood. What’s that mean? It’s free of antibiotics and artificial colorings, because the only

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additive you really need are juicy lemon wedges. If it comes from the Big Blue, Fjord has it: oysters, lobster, shrimp, clams and lots of fish. Pick up fresh to cook at home or prepared food for takeout— everything from lobster rolls and fish tacos to sushi and whole lobster dinners. If you try their catering for a beach bash, send us an invite. We’re so in. 158 East Putnam Ave., Cos Cob, 203- 661-5006 | 22 East Ave., New Canaan, 203-966-2200 | 1015 Boston Post Rd., Darien, 203-2029473 | 1835 Post Rd. E., Westport, 203-255-9331 fjordfishmarket.com

TOWN WINNERS Fjord Fish Market New Wave Seafood

BUTCHER SHOP

Fleishers Craft Butchery Your relationship with your butcher is like the foundation you have in a best friend. There has to be trust, consistency and tender loving care—or at least a tender pork chop. Fleishers, which prides itself on the highest standards, transparency and forging strong relationships with their customers, understands that when it comes to quality meat, a lot of other competitors just don’t make the cut. Founded in 2004, this craft butchery brings new meaning to customer service by raising the animals itself. When it comes to your meat, you won’t have a beef with your butcher. 160 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich, 203-900-1800 | 580 Westport Ave., Westport, 203-226-6328 fleishers .com

TOWN WINNERS Fleishers Craft Butchery Darien Butcher La Rocca’s Shop Custom Meats

BAKERY

DiMare Pastry Shop Baking is like magic. A little flour, a bit of sugar, some eggs and other essentials, and poof!, a cake. Of course, if it were that easy, our readers wouldn’t turn to DiMare Pastry Shop year after year to proclaim it tops. From fancy birthday cakes to perfect cannolis, all your favorite sweet treats are found at this family-owned shop. And when you set them out on the

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table for your guests, the desserts seem to disappear instantly—as if by magic. 1245 East Putnam Ave., Riverside, 203-637-4781 | 12 Largo Dr. S., Stamford, 203-9672253 | 12 Largo Dr. S., Stamford, 203-967-2253 dimarepastry.com

TOWN WINNERS Wave DiMare Pastry Shop Hill Breads (Norwalk) Dough & Co. (Weston) Billy’s Bakery

COFFEE SHOP

Lorca Coffee enthusiasts know that not all coffee shops are created equal. Not by a long shot. Sure, we love the buzz, but taste matters—and so does the vibe of the place. Founder Leyla Jenkins and her team of baristas totally understand both flavor and environment. The cool yet comfortable coffee bars in Stamford and Cos Cob are moodelevating even before the first sip. And it takes a coffee lover to know one—thank caffeinated goodness, Lorca is here. For fun, each season it offers new homemade syrups; this spring it was a chamomile honey latte made with Rishi Tea’s chamomile flower buds. Stop by for a summertime sip—it’ll be so good, you’ll want to slow down. 125 Bedford St., Stamford, 203-5042847 | 160 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob, 203-930-2401 lorcacoffeebar.com

TOWN WINNERS Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee Lorca Espresso NEAT (Darien) Las Vetas The Granola Bar

WINE SHOP

Ancona’s Wines & Liquors Whether it’s been a long week or just the dawn of another great summer weekend, locals stop by Ancona’s to pick a bottle or two to savor with friends. Celebrating eighty-five years as a family business calls for cheers with your favorite wine, Champagne, cocktail or beer. Try small-batch bourbon with friends around a late-night fire pit, have a port tasting or serve a Bordeaux that’s all the rage with a new recipe you’re trying at an upcoming dinner party. It’s all here. 5 River Rd., Wilton, 203-2107399 | 720 Branchville Rd., Ridgefield, 203-544-8958 | 17B Governor St., Ridgefield,

203-544-9017 anconaswine.com

TOWN WINNERS Old Greenwich Fine Wines & Cheese Stew BevMax Leonard’s Wines (Norwalk) Ancona’s Wines & Liquors (Wilton) Harry’s Wine & Liquor Market

LIQUOR SHOP

Total Wine & More There are lots of ways to ask for seconds without speaking. Tap the table twice. Tip your glass toward the server. Look pleadingly at the person holding the wine bottle. They all get your glass refilled. And, let’s be honest, sometimes we just want more. When our voters were asked about where they get their liquor, they went big: Total Wine & More, a serious shopping experience. With thousands of choices of wine, beer, spirits and more filling the aisles, you’re sure to find exactly what you’re looking for. If you need help, you might have to speak up and ask. 380 Main Ave., Norwalk, 203-840-0007 totalwine.com

TOWN WINNERS Val’s Putnam Wines & Liquors Total Wine & More BevMax (Norwalk) Ancona’s Wines & Liquors (Wilton) Harry’s Wine & Liquor Market

SWEETS

DESSERTS

Palmer’s The family-owned Palmer’s is a go-to for locals who love a sane shopping experience, no frenzy. We can’t say your guests will have the same self-controlled decorum when it comes to the desserts you set out on the table. From cakes and cupcakes to cookies and pastries, the selection here runs from fun and festive to elegant and refined. Let’s see your guest even try to pass on dessert—it’s impossible. 264 Heights Rd., Darien, 203-6552077 palmersdarien.com

TOWN WINNERS DiMare Pastry Shop Palmer’s Saugatuck Sweets The Pantry

CUPCAKES

Forever Sweet Bakery What is your little princess or prince into? Unicorns, airplanes,

mermaids or all things Frozen? No matter what it is, there’s a cupcake to suit. Forever Sweet Bakery seems to delight in the challenge of creating the most imaginative cakes for all occasions. We have to admit, we’re out of our depths when it comes to creating a sweet something, nevermind traversing the ground between Sweet 16 cupcakes with roses and LAX cupcakes for the winning champs. Luckily, we do know just who to call. 4 New Canaan Ave., Norwalk, 203-939-9600 sweetendingsbakery.com

TOWN WINNERS Sweet Lisa’s Exquisite Cakes (Cos Cob) DiMare Pastry Shop Forever Sweet Bakery (Norwalk) The Pantry The Country Store

CANDY STORE

Saugatuck Sweets A favorite childhood memory has to be holding a paper baggie in one hand, a scoop in the other, and in front of you, rows and rows of candy bins filled to the brim. Just time me. So if your little ones (or inner little one) have been really good, pop by Saugatuck Sweets. Kids enjoy selecting gummy worms, sharks and frogs and others from a wide selection of treats. Good memories are in the bag. (See also “Ice Cream/Gelato.”) 575 Riverside Ave., Westport, 203642-4615 | 28 Reef Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-8550

TOWN WINNERS Mackenzie’s Sweets

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CHOCOLATE SHOP

Chocolate Works Why just eat chocolate when you can mold it, decorate it and dip it? Here, you can use one of the dozens of molds to create a Belgian chocolate creation that is distinctly yours. The shop hosts workshops, parties, play dates and walk-in activities. So, come in and play, or just stop by and fill up a sack with your favorite chocolate bites, such as Champagne truffles, chocolatecovered almonds or butter crunch. 25 Old Kings Hwy. N., Darien, 203202-7067 chocolateworks.com

TOWN WINNERS Chocolate Works (Darien) Le Rouge Chocolates by Aarti Isabelle et Vincent

Thank You For Voting

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fare. And the Harvest Kale Bowl and El Gaupo burger with bacon, jalapeno slaw and ranch tells us you’ll like doing it. So, go ahead, tell us to b.good—we’re so on it.

Terrain Garden Café’s popular Harvest Bowl with quinoa, spring vegetables, kale falafel and tahini dressing

1460 Post Rd., Fairfield, 203-2928970 bgood.com/fairfield

TOWN WINNERS Méli-Mélo Capriccio Café Valencia Luncheria (Norwalk) Flipside Little Pub (Wilton) Burgers & Bar

CAFE/BISTRO

Terrain Garden Café Something about a café wants to make us tip our chapeau to passersby. But, of course, times have changed—and Terrain Garden Café is a café for today. Its upscale gardener-chic vibe is as organic and fresh as the hand-selected local produce, meats and dairy used for the seasonally adaptive dishes. Consider, for example, the quinoa and cauliflower salad with chickpeas, Brussels sprouts, spinach and cranberry-turmeric dressing or maybe sharing a Blood Orange Frangipane Tart. It just might have you tipping that nonexistent hat at the chef.

ICE CREAM/GELATO

Saugatuck Sweets A perfect summer night concludes with a round of ice cream cones and big smiles. Bring the troupe to Saugatuck Sweets, where you can choose your favorite ice cream and maybe a few toppings. This shop is fresh and appeals to today’s sweet tooth, yet also has that perfect nuance of an old-fashioned, slowdown “shoppe.” We think it’s the influence of honest goodness; plus, we like chocolate syrup. (See also “Candy Store.”) 575 Riverside Ave., Westport, 203642-4615 | 28 Reef Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-8550

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TOWN WINNERS Gofer Ice Cream Volta Gelateria Creperia Gelatissimo Artisan Gelato Saugatuck Sweets

FROZEN YOGURT

16 Handles Ladies, remember your Sweet 16? Here’s a twist on sweet and 16: discover 16 Handles and its options for frozen yogurt and toppings. Perhaps it was straight-up Cotton

561 Post Rd. E., Westport, 203-226-2732 shopterrain.com/ westport-restaurant

TOWN WINNERS Méli-Mélo ZAZA Italian Gastrobar & Pizzeria SoNo Baking Company & Café Terrain Café Madeline Garden Café

HAMBURGERS

Flipside Burgers & Bar When you’re beyond hungry, entering that “hangry” zone, nothing else will satisfy like a burger. And if you get it at Flipside Burgers & Bar, not only will your belly be happy, so will your overall mood. The place exists to have a good time, and the happiness begins with a review of the fun burger options. Consider this mouthwatering example: the Fairfield Fire Burger, featuring pepper jack cheese, roasted jalapeño trio, chipotle mayo topped with a fried jalapeño. If that doesn’t flip that mood, just add a Grand Margarita. Done. 1125 Post Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-8233 flipsiderestaurant .com

Candy, next time a Berry Medley Sorbet with fresh blueberries, blackberries and strawberries. New this summer is the Cerealiously Toasted flavor with Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal and the Cerealiously Loopy with Froot Loops. Customize the fro-yo experience to your taste. 219 Bedford St., Stamford, 203817-0707 | 1300 Post Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-9841 16handles.com

TOWN WINNERS Gofer Ice Cream (Greenwich, Darien) 16 Handles Top This

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LUNCH SPOT

b.good Many of us grew up hearing, “Be good!” And that poor Johnny fellow was told to be good all the time— like a craze. But it never really sounded like fun, just a demand to do the right thing in company. Then, a revelation: b.good opened in Fairfield and it was not only the right thing to do (eat well), it was also seriously easy to do. Here you can choose foods that are sourced sustainably and cooked seasonally—so you support the community and eat super-fresh

Flipside’s Waldorf Burger (topped with gorgonzola cheese, apples, candied walnuts and a cranberry aioli)

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SKINNY PIZZA / We haven’t been this excited about a food trend since Ben and Jerry got into the fro-yo game. Build a pizza from the (very thin) crust up. Calorie counts are available for sauces, cheeses, toppings and drizzles— so it’s easy to create a healthy pie. 30 Greenwich Ave., Greenwich,

HUMBLED COFFEEHOUSE / As soon as this cozy neighborhood, family-owned gem opened, caffeine addicts were catching up with friends over steaming cups of BonJo Coffee. Make it a breakfast date; they serve Liz Sue Bagels, too. 575 Hope St., Stamford, 475-619-9915 humbledcoffeehouse.com

203-769-1234 skinnypizza.com

TOWN WINNERS

Duck Café

Little Pub Plan B Burger Bar BJ Ryan’s (Norwalk) Shake Shack Flipside Burgers & Bar

PIZZA

HOT DOGS

Super Duper Weenie This is not first date kind of food, unless it’s a let’s-get-real test. Super Duper Weenie serves serious hot dogs—they’re good and filling and the toppings are piled on. But they’re also that really good kind of no-Instagram-photos messy. Go classic-with-a-twist with a New Englander (sauerkraut, bacon, mustard, sweet relish and onion) or all-out funky with the Georgia Red Hot (spicy Southern sausage with sauerkraut, mustard and fresh sweet relish). Second date? Sure.

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Letizia’s Pizza In the ongoing Fairfield County pizza wars, this year’s gold goes to Letizia’s Pizza. Its thin Neapolitan-style pie is said to hold family secrets. With a joint like this, we’re happy to leave the preparations to the pros and take that pizza piled with pepperoni and onions to go. The only secret we need to know is where to get a good pizza. Now we have it. 666 Main Ave., Norwalk, 203-8476022 letiziaspizza.com

CAVA WINE BAR & WOOD GRILLE / Chef Nube Siguenza takes such care that every dish we’ve tried tastes like perfection on a plate. And the cool cave-like remodel makes us feel like we’re in a private club, sans attitude. 2 Forest St., New Canaan, 203-966-6946 cava.com

cavemen—but they did have all-day barbeque. If only. At least when our Best Of voters are hankering for real smokehouse dinner—messy, piled high, juicy and sticky—they can turn to Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. The black-T-shirt-and-jeans appeal, blues rockin’ in the background, and food on metal trays says this meal means business. Choose your favorite wood-grilled, house-cured meat and add on the extras, from sweet onions to fiery BBQ sauce. Your inner caveman thanks you. 845 Canal St., Stamford, 203-5173272 dinosaurbarbque.com

TOWN WINNERS

Bobby Q’s Pit Stop Dinosaur Bar-B-Que BJ Ryan’s (Norwalk)

Planet Pizza Colony Grill Letizia’s Pizza (Norwalk) Brick + Wood Westport Pizzeria

BAGELS

306 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203334-3647 superduperweenie.com

RIBS/BARBEQUE

Upper Crust Bagel Co.

TOWN WINNERS

Dinosaur Bar-B-Que

Joey B’s Famous Chili Hub Bridge Street Wienery Black

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We doubt every day was good for

We in Fairfield County are “keeping it real” at the local barbeque joint, yet getting all uppity about our bagels. This year the honors go to

Upper Crust Bagel Co. Why are its bagels better? They’re baked daily on the premises, using only natural ingredients—plus it’s family owned, which adds to the commitment to perfection. Top that bagel with an old favorite, like cream cheese and jelly, or stack it high with The OG (Nova Scotia lox, Philadelphia cream cheese, Bermuda onion and tomato). Bagel pride is a good thing for everyone. 197 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich, 203-698-0079 uppercrustbagel.com

TOWN WINNERS Upper Crust Bagel Co. Liz Sue Bagel King Village Bagels

DELI

A&S Italian Fine Foods Deli sandwiches—on a hero, roll or wrap—are crowd-pleasers. It’s even better when that deli is A&S Fine Foods. Get your prosciutto, mozzarella, provolone, salami or

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CANDLEWOOD MARKET / Hydrate, people—fresh-roasted coffee in the a.m., kombucha from the tap at mid-day; tea with lemon for an afternoon perk. Check out the Nitro Bar with your chilled favorites in this energizing new place in the Sportsplex. 85 Mill

6 Wilton Rd., Westport, 203-5578404 okokitchens.com

Plain Rd., Fairfield, 203-292-8559 candlewoodmarket.com

2079 Black Rock Tpk., Fairfield, 203-576-1600 asfinefoods.com

TOWN WINNERS Corbos Corner Deli Rye Angelo’s Specialties Ridge Deli (Norwalk) A&S Fine Foods Gold’s Delicatessen OKO, CONTRIBUTED; CANDLEWOOD BY KATIE SETTEL

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OKO / The votes for our Best Of poll were in before this Japaneseinspired restaurant opened, but there was zero chance we wouldn’t include the new sister restaurant of The Cottage. Chef Brian Lewis’s OKO is a must-try for a nearby food adventure.

roast beef stacked in just the right order and combo that you crave, topped with roasted red peppers or crispy romaine. Order one or order many, this place can handle anything you throw at it and please everyone.

FOOD TRUCK

Melt Mobile We’re not saying Fairfield County drivers are the worst. Yet, we’re glad when the food comes to us—especially when it involves melted cheese. The folks at Melt Mobile, who create masterworks of artisanal breads, imported cheeses, organic meats and produce had us at melted Vermont cheddar, swooning at Gruyere and

FOOD & DRINK

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quaint, New England décor harkening back to a grander and gentler time. Relaxation here means curling up in a terry plush robe on a king-size mattress, rejuvenating your mind and body with a hotstone massage, and savoring fine cuisine and a perfect glass of French wine. As one reviewer notes, “This is my home away from home when in Connecticut.” Everybody’s definition of “home” is a little different, but the Delamar’s fortyfour guest rooms, with handcrafted furniture and luxury amenities (down comforters, hardwood floors, marble bathrooms, and such) are universally soothing. Even its special packages, like the Delamar Romance and Delamar Doggies, show that this hotel can charm anybody. 275 Old Post Rd., Southport, 203259-2800 delamar.com/southport

TOWN WINNERS Delamar Greenwich Harbor Hotel Courtyard by Marriot Zero Degrees (Norwalk) The Delamar Southport Westport Inn

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Your Guide To

THE BEST of

GREENWICH F

ourteen years ago, we first invited our readers to weigh in on Fairfield County’s most fabulous finds—everything from relaxing spa treatments and grilled-toperfection burgers to the most swoon-worthy bed linens and sleekest shoes. The response was overwhelming, and each year we look forward to presenting your favorite spots in our annual Best of the Gold Coast issue, highlighting hundreds of winners chosen by you, the readers of our magazines. But there are also plenty of standouts right here in town, and this guide showcases the top vote-getters from Greenwich. Consider this issue your number-one resource for the best of all worlds, near and far. »

text by jamie marshal photograph by julie bidwell

Pork Belly with a potato cake, black garlic sauce and pico de gallo from The Spread

FOOD & DRINK CUISINE

NEW RESTAURANT + WEEKEND BRUNCH

The Spread

18 West Putnam Ave., 203-900-1887 thespreadgreenwich .com

AMERICAN + PUB + HAMBURGERS + MICROBREW

Little Pub

531 East Putnam Ave., 203-717-1147 littlepub.com

SEAFOOD

Elm Street Oyster House

11 West Elm St., 203-629-5795 elmstreetoysterhouse .com

STEAKS

Blackstones 28 West Putnam Ave.,

203-661-8700 blackstones steakhouse.com

SPECIAL OCCASION/ DATE NIGHT

Homestead Inn-Thomas Henkelmann

420 Field Point Rd., 203-869-7500 homesteadinn.com

TAPAS + GIRLS’ NIGHT OUT

Douro

363 Greenwich Ave., 203-869-7622 dourogroup.com

GLOBAL CUISINE ITALIAN

Polpo

554 Old Post Rd., 203-629-1999 polporestaurant.com

THAI

Little Thai Kitchen

203-717-1200 lepenguinbistro.com

OUTDOOR DINING + HOTEL RESTAURANT + OUTDOOR BAR + SINGLES SCENE (OVER 35) + WINE LIST + BEST SERVICE + RESTAURANT BAR

MEDITERRANEAN

Mediterraneo

366 Greenwich Ave., 203-629-4747 zhospitalitygroup.com

INDIAN

Mumbai Times

140 East Putnam Ave., 203-625-5500 mumbaitimesct.com

GREEK

Famous Greek Kitchen 10 North Water St.,

203-531-6887 famousgreekkitchen .com

MEXICAN + MARGARITAS + FAMILY-FRIENDLY RESTAURANT

Boxcar Cantina

44 Old Field Point Rd., 203-661-4774 boxcarcantina.com

SUSHI + JAPANESE

Kira Sushi

4 Lewis Ct., 203-422-2990 kirasushigreenwich.com

203-629-6153 melimelogreenwich.com

203-625-5338 tengdaasian bistrogroup.com

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130 East Putnam Ave., 203-622-6833 asianacafe.com

21 St. Roch Ave., 203-622-2972 littlethaikitchen.com

Le Penguin 61 Lewis St.,

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Asiana Cafe

FRENCH

LUNCH + CAFE/ BISTRO

Méli-Mélo 362 Greenwich Ave.,

ASIAN FUSION

Tengda 21 Field Point Rd.,

l’escale 500 Steamboat Rd.,

203-661-4600 lescalerestaurant.com

CREATIVE MENU

Le Fat Poodle

20 Arcadia Rd., 203-717-1515 lefatpoodle.com

CASUAL BREAKFAST + COFFEE SHOP

Ada’s Kitchen & Coffee Shop 112 Riverside Ave.,

203-637-1956 adaskitchenandcoffee .com

BAGELS

Upper Crust Bagel Company

197 Sound Beach Ave., 203-698-0079 uppercrustbagel.com

HOT DOGS

Joey B’s 118 River Rd. Ext.,

203-661-0573 joeybsct.com

GRILL LIKE A PRO BEST BUTCHER

Fleishers Craft Butchery

othing says easy summer dining like outdoor grilling. When it comes to upping your game, the folks at Fleishers Craft Butchery have you covered. The Cos Cob-based butcher shop specializes in pasture-raised meats from Northeast-based family farms; they offer a slew of condiments, rubs and sauces, to boot. The Fleisher folks offer their tips on how to grill like a pro.

Make Smart Meat Purchases Great meals start with great ingredients, says Crystal Cun, Fleishers’ brand manager. “Look for meat that is pasture-raised,” meaning that the animals grazed on pasture and moved around naturally. For beef, “grass-fed” means the cows grazed entirely on grass without supplementary grain. The meat will be leaner but have a richer and more complex flavor. Meats should be hormone and antibiotic free. Explore New Cuts Everyone loves a great rib-eye or New York strip but why not try something new? “Ranch, flat iron, bavette, tri-tip and Denver steaks are all fantastic alternatives to the

classic steakhouse cuts,” says Crystal. Grill to Temperature, Not Time “Meats and grills vary widely,” she adds. As a general rule of thumb: Beef (Medium Rare): 120° – 125° F Lamb (Medium): 130° – 135° F Pork (Medium): 140° – 145° F Chicken: 165° F Give It a Rest After you pull the meat off the grill, let it rest for five minutes. “The meat will continue cooking from residual heat and will have a chance to reabsorb juices so that it stays moist,” says Cun. “For even better results, rest the meat on a plate with olive oil or melted butter with fresh herbs.”

PIZZA

Planet Pizza

28 Railroad Ave., 203-622-0999 planetpizza.com

RIBS/BARBECUE

Bobby Q’s Pit Stop 1340 East Putnam Ave.,

203-990-0606 bobbyqspitstop.com

VEGETARIAN + HEALTH FOOD + JUICE BAR

Green & Tonic

85 Railroad Ave., 203-622-1479 7 Strickland Rd., 203-869-1376 greenandtonic.com

DINER

Glory Days

GOURMET GROCERY

Citarella Gourmet Market

600 West Putnam Ave., 203-861-6900 citarella.com

BUTCHER SHOP

Fleishers Craft Butchery

160 East Putnam Ave., 203-900-1800 fleishers.com

FISH MARKET

Fjord Fish Market

69 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-9067 glorydaysdiner.com

158 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-5006 fjordct.com

DELI

GOURMET TO GO + COOKING CLASSES

Corbos

1380 East Putnam Ave., 203-354-4675 470 West Putnam Ave., 203-629-4987 corbosdeli.com

SWEETS DESSERTS + BAKERY

DiMare Pastry Shop

1245 East Putnam Ave., 203-637-4781 dimarepastry.com

ICE CREAM + FROZEN YOGURT

Gopher Ice Cream

522 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-9080 551 East Putnbam Ave. 203-990-0094

CUPCAKES + WEDDING CAKES

THOMAS MCGOVERN

MARKETS & CATERING

Sweet Lisa’s Exquisite Cakes

3 Field Rd., 203-869-9545 sweetlisas.com

Aux Délices

3 West Elm St., 203-622-6644 1075 East Putnam Ave., 203-698-1066 auxdelicesfoods.com

CATERER

Watson’s Catering

1 Glenville St., 203-532-0132 watsonscatering.com

BARS HAPPY HOUR + MARTINIS

J House

1114 East Putnam Ave., 203-698-6980 jhousegreenwich.com

BEER SELECTION + SINGLES SCENE (UNDER 35)

RESTAURANT + MEXICAN

Boxcar Cantina

44 Old Field Point Rd., 203-661-4774 boxcarcantina.com

WINE BAR

Harvest Wine Bar & Restaurant

372 Greenwich Ave., 203-869-4080 harvestwinebar.com

RESTAURANT BAR + OUTDOOR BAR + SINGLES SCENE (OVER 35) + OUTDOOR DINING + HOTEL RESTAURANT + WINE LIST + BEST SERVICE

l’escale 500 Steamboat Rd.,

YOU WILL NEED

One mixing glass and ice A chilled, stemmed martini glass 1/4 ounce of Dolin dry vermouth 2.5 ounces of Plymouth gin 1 to 3 Mezzetta olives

203-661-4600 lescalerestaurant.com

SPORTS BAR + BIG GAME DAY

Sundown Saloon

403 Greenwich Ave., 203-629-8212 sundownsaloon.com

PUB + AMERICAN + HAMBURGERS + MICROBREW

Little Pub

531 East Putnam Ave., 203-717-1147 littlepub.com

LIQUOR STORE

Val’s Putnam Wines & Liquors

125 West Putnam Ave., 203-869-2299; 21 Glenville St., 203-813-3477 valsputnamwines.com

WINE SHOP

The Ginger Man Old Greenwich 64 Greenwich Ave., Fine Wines & 203-861-6400 Cheese gingermanct.com MARGARITAS + FAMILY-FRIENDLY

J House Perfect Gin Martini

195 Sound Beach Ave., 203-990-3030 ogfinewines.com

STEPS

Pour vermouth into the ice-filled mixing glass, add gin, stir for 1 or 2 minutes. Strain liquid into a cold stemmed martini glass. Add olives. Serve.

STIRRED, NOT SHAKEN BEST HAPPY HOUR/ MARTINI

J House

ames Bond liked his martinis shaken not stirred, but according to Anthony DiChiara, former head barman and now restaurant manager of J House, which also earned accolades for its Happy Hour, the iconic British agent was going against the grain when it comes to creating the cocktail classic. “Shaking bruises the gin,” says DiChiara, referring to the slight bitter aftertaste that can occur when gin is turned upside down. While conceding that these days many people opt for vodka over gin (“It is a wonderful mixing liquor,” he says), for traditionalists, DiChiara offered this advice for creating a perfect gin martini: a really cold stemmed glass, a whisper of dry vermouth and a good long stir over ice, which helps release the liquor’s essential oils. “A martini is a classic drink that will never go out of style,” he says. No doubt 007 would agree. »

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LIVING & HOME HOME ACCESSORIES BOUTIQUE + COSTUME JEWELRY

Splurge

1381 East Putnam Ave., 203-637-4200 estatetreasures.com

OUTDOOR FURNITURE

Patio.com

RUGS

Turabian & Sariyan

21 Northfield St., 203-869-5950 turabianandsariyan .com

39 Lewis St., 203-869-7600 splurgegifts.com

600 East Putnam Ave., 203-869-3084 patio.com

FURNITURE STORE

LUXURY IMPORTS

310 Greenwich Ave., 203-552-1040 restorationhardware .com

220 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-3737 thedrawingroomhome .com

415 Greenwich Ave. 203-914-4433 146 Sound Beach Ave., 203-344-1844 corepilatesstudios.com

APPLIANCES

YOGA STUDIO

partridgeappliances .com

328 Pemberwick Rd., 203-532-0660 1455 East Putnam Ave., 203-990-0967 kaiayoga.com/ greenwich

Restoration Hardware

CONTEMPORARY FURNISHINGS

The Drawing Room

Partridge & Mitchell Gold + Rockwell 85 Pemberwick Rd., Bob Williams 203-531-8670

45 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-4480 mgbwhome.com

ART GALLERY + MUSEUM + MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN

FLORIST + WEDDING FLORAL DESIGNER

FITNESS PILATES

Core Pilates

Kaia Yoga

SPINNING CLASSES

SoulCycle

266 Mason St., McArdle’s 203-653-7685 soul-cycle.com Florist & Bruce Museum Garden Center GYM of Arts & 48 Arch St., Equinox Science 203-661-5600 1 Museum Dr.,

203-869-0376 brucemuseum.org

CHINA/TABLETOP + WEDDING GIFTS + WEDDING REGISTRY

Hoagland’s of Greenwich

175 Greenwich Ave., 203-869-2127 hoaglands.com

ANTIQUES/ VINTAGE STORE

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mcardles.com

GARDEN CENTER

Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses

437 North St., 203-869-3418 sambridge.com

LINENS

Lynnens

278 Greenwich Ave., 203-629-3659 lynnens.com

Clair Mason and Laura Laboissonniere

16 Old Track Rd., 203-863-0070 equinox.com

FITNESS STUIO

Elliptica

1345 East Putnam Ave., 203-344-1193 ellipticastudios.com

DANCE FITNESS

Arthur Murray

6 Lewis St., 203-769-1800 arthurmurraygreenwich.com

STEP UP BEST FITNESS STUDIO

Elliptica

newcomer to the Greenwich fitness scene (its Old Greenwich-based studio opened in January), Elliptica has taken off like a rocket ship. “We wanted to do a boutique fitness model that was unique and different,” says cofounder Laura Laboissonniere. She and her business partner, Clair Mason, conceived a low-impact, high-energy workout regime using elliptical machines and integrating weights and resistance training. “Everyone loves our classes,” she adds. “Especially young moms who appreciate the on-site childcare.” Having carved out a niche in a highly competitive field, Laura knows about achieving goals. Here she debunks several fitness myths.

CLAIR AND LAURA BY PAMELA EINARSEN PHOTOGRAPHY; CLASS, CONTRIBUTED

HOME

Rethinking the Workout Elliptical (and other group fitness classes) are only for females. FALSE

“Men enjoy the energy of a group class as much as women do. In fact, men comprise more than 50 percent of our client base; they are some of our biggest fans!” Low-impact exercise is less effective than HIIT (high intensity interval training) workout. FALSE

“Low impact workouts are just as effective as high impact workouts, especially when you are utilizing resistance training and weights. Bottom line: You are getting a great workout while protecting your joints from injuries down the road.” You need to be sore to see results. FALSE

“Pain should not be your main goal while working out,” says Laura. “Different workouts will change your body in different ways. Low impact workouts are a great way to see results without adding stress to your body.” You have to exercise at least sixty minutes per day to see results.

©TANIA COBZAR/STOCK.ADOBE.COM

FALSE

“The most important part is to just get your body moving,” says Laura. “If you are adding three forty-five-minute classes to your routine weekly, then you are moving more than you were and that is a lifestyle benefit. At the end of the day, we have an obesity problem in this country, and any amount of time spent exercising is positive.”

CROSSFIT

Division 1 Prep

200 N. Pemberwick Rd., 203-489-3300 division1prep.com

FITNESSWEAR

Lululemon Athletica 151 Greenwich Ave.,

203-622-5046 lululemon.com

BARRE

PERFORMING ARTS

The Greenwich Symphony Orchestra

10 Hillside Rd., 203-869-2664 greenwichsymphony .org

LOCAL RADIO STATION

WGCH 71 Lewis St., 203-8691490

wgch.com

Go Figure 141 West Putnam

FAMILY LIFE

SPORTS GEAR

BABY STORE + CHILDREN’S CLOTHES

Ave., 203-625-7616 gofigurestudio.com

Bruce Park Sports 104 Mason St.,

203-869-1382 bruceparksports.com

BICYCLE SHOP

Dave’s Cycle 78 Valley Rd.,

203-661-7736 davescyclect.com

GOLF EQUIPMENT

Griffith E. Harris Golf Course 1323 King St.,

203-531-7200 thegriffgolf.org

ENTERTAINMENT LOCAL HOTEL + WEDDING RECEPTION SITE

Delamar Greenwich Harbor

VETERINARIAN

Anna Banana

248 Sound Beach Ave., 203-637-0128

KIDS’ HAIRCUTS

Generations Barber 3 Boulder Ave.,

203-637-8266 generations1929.com

TOY STORE

Smart Kids’ Toys

17 East Elm St., 203-869-0022 sktoys.com

PERSONAL CHEF SERVICES

The Cooking Fairy 914-548-9379

PET SUPPLIES + PET CLOTHING

203-344-9295 ppwpet.com

LIVE MUSIC SPOT

DOG GROOMER/ PET SPA

220 Sound Beach Ave., 203-637-0367 beachhousecafe greenwich.com

Greenwich Animal Hospital

430 West Putnam Ave., 203-869-0534 greenwichanimal hospital.com

AUTO REPAIR

Zelenz Brothers Auto Body 37 Sherwood Pl.,

203-869-1414 zelenzautobodyrepair .com

CAR WASH

Splash Car Wash 73 East Putnam Ave.,

203-625-0809 625 W. Putnam Ave., 203-531-4497 splashcarwashes.com

DRY CLEANERS

Thomas Cleaners

68 Lewis St., 203-869-9420

Pet Pantry EDUCATION Warehouse 1191 East Putnam Ave.,

500 Steamboat Rd., 203-661-9800 delamargreenwich.com

Beach House Cafe

Greenwich Animal Hospital keeps your fourfooted friends healthy.

MUSIC LESSONS + CHILDREN’S MUSIC LESSONS

ART CLASSES

Action Art School

242 Sound Beach Ave., 203-637-2685 actionartschool.com

TEST PREP

Carnegie Pollak

136 Old Stone Bridge Rd., 203-352-3500 carnegiepollak.com

LANGUAGE CLASSES

The Chinese Language School 139 East Putnam Ave.

and 1 University Place, Stamford 866-301-4906 chineselanguageschool .org

MUSEUM + MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN + ART GALLERY

Bruce Museum of Arts & Science 1 Museum Dr.,

203-869-0376 brucemuseum.org

BOOKSTORE

Diane’s Books

8A Grigg St., 203-869-1515 dianesbooks.com

Riverside COOKING CLASSES The Pampered School + GOURMET TO GO of Music Pooch 401 East Putnam Ave., Aux Délices 257 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-9501

203-629-9100 pamperedpoochcare .com

riversideschool ofmusic.org

3 West Elm St., 203-622-6644 1075 East Putnam Ave., 203-698-1066 auxdelicesfoods.com »

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Saks Fifth Avenue

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Richards

359 Greenwich Ave., 203-622-0551 mitchellstores.com

Everything But Water

84 Greenwich Ave., 203-622-1878 everythingbutwater .com

TEEN FASHION

Madewell

256 Greenwich Ave., 203-661-1591 madewell.com

LINGERIE

Petticoat Lane

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TAILOR

Ted the Tailor 2 Church St., 203-869-5699

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39 Lewis St., 203-869-7600 splurgegifts.com

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Stuart Weitzman

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Betteridge

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LOCAL JEWELRY BOUTIQUE

Roundabout

VENERA ALEXANDROVA

SWIMWEAR

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Sunglass Hut

260 Greenwich Ave., 203-629-7907 sunglasshut.com

Steven Fox

8 Lewis St., 203-629-3303 stevenfoxjewelry.com

Fashion finds at Copious Row

TRENDING FOR FALL BEST COCKTAIL ATTIRE/ ACCESSORIES/ DESIGNER JEWELRY

Copious Row

hether in need of a special occasion dress or a wardrobe overhaul, fashion savvy women of all ages flock to this chic designer boutique on Greenwich Avenue. “Our expert stylists can guide shoppers to their next fashion must-haves,” says David Chines, CEO and creative director. “With its mix of cutting-edge designer and heritage names, the curated selection is both inspiring and head-turning.” To get a jump-start on fall, Chines offered these takes on the season’s hottest trends.

Magenta and Red “It’s not just about one color but a combination of two,” he says. “Fuchsia is the hottest color of the season and when combined with red, you’re on point.” Think color-blocked blouses, printed dresses and mixing solid pieces in two different shades. “Try pairing the look with a bold handbag in any shade of the rainbow,” he adds. Bring on the Bling “Sequins and sparkle are no longer just for

special occasions,” says Chines. “This fall, shimmer works day and night. You’ll find it on jackets, T-shirts, dresses and handbags. Don’t be afraid to shine!” He suggests a bejeweled T-shirt with jeans and sneakers by day, and for evening an updated silk blouse with paillette detailing paired with starry shoes. Cat’s Meow Animal prints always look modern and sleek, especially leopard, “the new

neutral,” says Chines. “You’ll need a leopard-print coat this fall. Everyone from Victoria Beckham to Tom Ford showed their own interpretation of this wardrobe staple. It’s time to replace your black or gray basic coat with something far more dazzling.” The ’80s Are Back Yes, shoulder pads are a thing. As are neon colors, carefree and easy layered styling, and loud accessories in bright colors with plenty of

detailing. “Decadent dressing filled with excess detailing is major,” says Chines. “Don’t be afraid to channel your inner rock star.” Everything’s Rosey For jewelry, rose gold is here to stay. An easy element to mix and match, you can layer and stack it with anything in your jewelry box. Its laid-back elegance makes it a natural for bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings. And it takes you from day to night. »

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Elena of Christopher Noland Salon & Beauty Spa

124 Greenwich Ave., 203-622-4247 christophernoland.com

COSMETICS STORE

Sephora

Get red-carpet ready at Christopher Noland Salon.

FACE FORWARD BEST MAKEUP ARTIST

Christopher Noland Salon, Elena Hristu

his sleek Greenwich Avenue salon is the go-to spot for photo-op ready makeup—think charity events, proms, weddings and socials. We asked senior stylist and makeup artist Elena Hristu, who divides her time between New York City and Greenwich, to give us her top tips for creating a flawless face.

Beauty Insider

What is the key to a fresh daytime look?

“I love our LIRA BB tint foundation, which has SPF 30 in it. Mixed with LIRA serum, this provides a natural glow and will cover any imperfections,” Elena says.

Is there an easy way to go from work to cocktails?

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heavier on the blush for more pronounced cheekbones and don’t forget to reapply your lipstick,” she says.

Got any tips for a black-tie event?

“Go for deeper, more natural colors that are more pronounced.”

What look is new and modern now?

“Fuller eyebrows and lips,” Elena says. “But the face is more natural. Think pale colors. Porcelain skin was all over the runways this spring.”

And to achieve that look?

“Start with the right foundation by sampling it on your neck. Similarly, to get the right blush, base it on your skin tone. If you have peachtoned skin, then find a peach-toned blush. A burgundy tone is best with darker skin.”

What should every woman avoid? “Thick

eyeliner and heavy foundation,” Elena says. “It’s amazing how much that ages a woman’s face.”

WOMEN’S SALON + COLORIST

Color Cafe 23 Benedict Pl.,

203-769-1929 colorcafestudio.com

The Delamar Greenwich Harbor

SPRAY TAN

Zen Bronze

1081 East Putnam Ave., 203-990-0209 zenbronze.com

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MANICURE + PEDICURE

10 Railroad Ave., 203-661-0107 hopscotchsalon.com

203-622-3023 cozynailbeauty.com

Hopscotch Salon MEN’S SALON

Classic Barber 396 Greenwich Ave.,

203-869-3600 classicbarbergreenwich .com

DAY SPA

Delamar Greenwich Harbor Hotel

500 Steamboat Rd., 203-661-9800 delamar.com

FACIAL + WAXING

Celia B Skin Care

181 Greenwich Ave., 203-861-6850 celiabskincare.com

MASSAGE

Massage Mavens

59 Le Grande Ave., 203-340-2518 massagemavens.com

Cozy Nail & Spa 103 Greenwich Ave., MEN’S WEDDING ATTIRE + BLACK TIE ATTIRE + MEN’S FASHION + JEANS + MEN’S SHOES + SELECTION OF LOCAL JEWELERS

Richards

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WEDDING FLORAL DESIGNER + FLORIST

WEDDING RECEPTION SITE + LOCAL HOTEL

Delamar Greenwich Harbor

500 Steamboat Rd., 203-661-9800 delamargreenwich.com

l’escale

500 Steamboat Rd., 203-661-4600 lescalerestaurant.com

WEDDING CAKES

Sweet Lisa’s

3 Field Rd., 203-869-9545 sweetlisas.com

WEDDING INVITATIONS

J Papers

115 Mason St. 203-769-5104 jpapers.com

WEDDING GIFTS McArdle’s + WEDDING REGISTRY Florist & + CHINA/TABLETOP Garden Center Hoagland’s 48 Arch St., 203-661-5600 of Greenwich mcardles.com BRIDAL GOWNS + BRIDESMAID DRESS BOUTIQUE

Marietta C Designs

436 East Putnam Ave., 203-661-2171 mariettac.com

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2019 PHOTO CONTEST

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HERE’S THE PICTURE This is your chance to capture the spirit and vibe of Greenwich on film. The photogenic faces, facets and façades of our town are abundant. Whether you are a serious amateur photographer, a weekend shutterbug or a beginner with a good eye, show us your stuff. WHAT TO FOCUS ON The theme is the People, Places and Animals of Greenwich, with all shots taken in Greenwich. Set your sights on Greenwich people at work, at play, young, old and in-between. Snap that adorable pet doing something cute. Or take pictures of identifiable Greenwich places, from woods to water. Look for those uncommon sites; catch that different perspective. We want to see the town through your viewfinder—who or what you think best exemplifies the character and spirit of Greenwich. If animals are featured in the photo, please identify their owners or the location where they were photographed. IT’S A SNAP TO ENTER > Amateur photographers only > No frames or glass

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All Smiles

t’s no secret that finding a dental pro you can trust, one who has a gentle hand and skills to match, can be as challenging as remembering to replace your toothbrush every three months. It’s the reason we turn to Top Dentists, a leading dental data research firm, for its inventory of elite practitioners in Fairfield County. To compile this list, Top Dentists surveyors asked area specialists who are members of the American Dental Association to evaluate their peers. The criteria included experience, continuing education, patient care

and use of new technologies. Respondents were also asked to put aside personal and political bias and use only their knowledge of a peer’s work when evaluating other nominees. Final selections were made after careful examination of credentials and past records with state academies and dental boards. Need a new dentist? Turn the page to find one. Whether you’ve put off your regular cleaning, your kid needs braces or it’s time to consider Invisalign, the list that follows is sure to include a specialist who can take care of your family’s oral care. »

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BRIAN AMOROSO

259 Stillson Rd., Fairfield 203-333-3636

ENDODONTICS

Dr. Scott Kesselman RIVERSIDE ORTHODONTICS

Flossing 411

Push a little toothpaste between your teeth first [then floss]. This will improve the cleaning of opposing tooth surfaces. Also, water flossers are an excellent addition to brushing when wearing braces. They can remove additional debris and clean under and around the braces as well as between the teeth.

stamfordendo.com

ALBERT N. BONANNO

JOSEPH A. ZERELLA

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433

ALEXANDRA BYRNE

5 Eversley Ave., Norwalk 203-803-1849

JOEL B. CHASEN

Advanced Endodontics of Connecticut 95 Armory Rd., Stratford 203-377-1331

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DOMINICK P. AGOSTIN

fairfieldshoreendodontics .com

JOSHUA L. DEMBSKY

Advanced Endodontics of Connecticut 95 Armory Rd., Stratford; 203-377-1331 advancedendo-ct.com

DAVID T. FONG

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033

Microendodontics of Southern Connecticut 10 Berkeley St., Norwalk 203-899-1636 microendodonticsct.com

AGNES HERCEG

Advanced Endodontics & Microsurgery of Stamford 44 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-324-9239 stamfordendo.com

GERALD H. HYMAN

Shore Endodontics Associates 40 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-625-7686 westchesterrootcanal.com

PHILIP R. MASCIA

The Greater Danbury Center for Endodontics 360 Federal Rd., Brookfield 203-775-3344 danburyendo.com

DENNIS L. PIPHER

Endodontic Associates of Norwalk 120 East Ave., Norwalk 203-853-0880 ctrootcanal.com

Elke Cheung Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 43 North Ave., Norwalk 203-846-0400 drcheungsmiles.com

CHRISTOPHER C. COGGUILLO

Cogguillo Family Dentistry 203 Cherry St., Milford 203-874-0000 drcogg.info

ALEJANDRA G. COSTANTINO

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033 thesteindentalgroup.com

CHARLES A. CRAPE

ELIOT S. ESSENFELD

Vanlang & Essenfeld 53 Old Kings Hwy N., Darien 203-655-8887 dariendentists.com

WILLIAM J. FESSLER

116 East Ave., Norwalk 203-838-3939 williamfesslerfamilydentistry .com

ANTHONY T. FESTA

New Canaan Dental Care 116 South Ave., New Canaan 203-966-9696 newcanaandentalcare.com

SCOTT R. FISHER

4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-869-2929

CAMILLO L. FONTANA

Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Rd., Danbury 203-748-5717

VINCENT B. DEFINA

fontanafamilydentalcare.com

dentalassociates.us

dentistofgreenwich.com

STEVEN ALTMAN

SANTO A. DELALLO

ROBERT S. ALEDORT

Fairfield Shore Endodontics 61 Sherman St., Fairfield 203-255-3636

ELKE W. CHEUNG

Center for Family Dental Health 435 New Haven Ave., Milford 203-877-4511

15 Old Ridgefield Rd., Wilton 203-762-9907

EVAN D. CHRISTENSEN

ANJANETTE W. GJERTSEN

Don’t rush when you brush.

GENERAL DENTISTRY agostindentalcare.com

advancedendo-ct.com

Daily Care

zerellaendo.com

advancedendo-ct.com

Advanced Endodontics of Connecticut 95 Armory Rd., Stratford 203-377-1331

Zerella Endodontics 1275 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-553-9700

dentalcarestamford.com

ANDREA GENTILE-FIORI

G R E E N W I C H B R AC E S

Advanced Endodontics & Microsurgery of Stamford 44 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-324-9239

amorosoendo.com

thesteindentalgroup.com

Dr. Rosemary Ryan and Dr. Tiffany Christensen

ALLEN J. ROSENTHAL

Greenwich Dental Group 18 Fieldpoint Rd., Greenwich 203-869-3984 greenwichdentalgroup.com

JEFFREY W. ANDERSON Anderson Dental 351 Main Ave., Norwalk 203-286-8668 andersondentalct.com

THOMAS ANZALONE

Integrity Dental Greenwich 235 Glenville Rd., Greenwich 203-531-5595 integritydentalgreenwich .com

JAMES T. ARIS

Wilton Center Family Dentistry 436 Danbury Rd., Wilton 203-762-5100 drjamesaris.com

JEFFREY A. BABUSHKIN Cosmetic & Preventive Dentistry 888 White Plains Rd., Trumbull 203-268-5881 cpdentistry.com

CYNTHIA A. BARTOLONE 2150 Black Rock Tpke., Fairfield 203-333-2060

Devine Dental 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-629-9009

122 W. Norwalk Rd., Norwalk 203-855-8877

CARL F. DELUCIA

3100 Main St., Bridgeport 203-374-0082

BARBARA J. DEVINE

Fontana Family Dental Care 1817 Black Rock Tpke., Fairfield 203-333-4700

JOSEPHINE A. FRANZESE

Ridgefield Perfect Smile Center 162 Danbury Rd., Ridgefield 203-544-2630 danajonesdds.com

ADAM J. FREEMAN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Ave., Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

Devine Dental 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-629-9009

TINA C. GAGE

dentistofgreenwich.com

tinacgagedmd.com

MARK S. DEWAELE

ROBERT GALELLA

208 South Ave., New Canaan 203-966-5944

newcanaanctdental.com

VERNON D. DOMMU

2945 Main St., Stratford 203-375-3068

Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Rd., Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

Vayner Family Dentistry 195 Tunxis Hill Cutoff S., Fairfield 203-336-1275

MARILYN GENI-BLANEY

vaynerfamilydentistry.com

genidmd.com

EVELINA DRAGNEVA

MICHAEL D. GENTILE

dentalcarestamford.com

ALAN GOLDBERG

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433

BRIAN S. DUCHAN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Ave., Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

Imperial Dental Associates 15 Imperial Ave., Westport 203-227-2520

49 Lake Ave., Greenwich 203-869-2090 Goldberg & Marcus Dental Associates 1825 BarnumAve., Stratford 203-375-6090 goldbergmarcusdental.com

DANIELLE D. GOODWIN

JANETTE A. BLACK

YOLANI P. EDIRISINGHE 53 Cherry St., Milford 203-878-1766

Goodwin Dental 31 River Rd., Cos Cob 203-869-2552

drscullyandblack.com

familydentistrymilford.com

dgoodwindds.com

JOSEPH R. BOLDT II

MARK L. EINZIG

LARRY I. GOTTLIEB

69 Sherman St., Fairfield 203-255-1545

69 Fairfield Rd., Greenwich 203-629-3735

JAMES T. BOWMAN

70 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-324-9506 jamestbowmandds.com

Ridgefield Cosmetic & Family Dentistry 90 Grove St., Ridgefield 203-438-0120 markeinzigdds.com

RICHARD A. EPSTEIN

Bridgeport Family Dentistry 4697 Main St., Bridgeport 203-612-5870 bridgeportfamilydentist.com

KRISTY L. GRETZULA

Two Red Coat Rd., Westport 203-222-1227

Hawley Lane Dental 475 Hawley Ln., Stratford 203-377-9300

thefamilydentist.com

hawleylanedental.com

ANGELO M. GUERRERA 2979 Madison Ave., Bridgeport 203-372-7700

guerreradentistry.com

PAUL D. HARBOTTLE

162 East Ave., New Canaan 203-972-0588 paulharbottle.com

Dr. Masha Kogan T H E D E N TA L C E N T E R O F W E ST P O R T

Flavored Seltzer

Carbonated drinks are having a moment, but they are acidic— pH of 5.5—and therefore damaging to your teeth. It is also damaging to enamel especially with prolonged sipping. Enjoy your fizzy water with a meal, but don’t sip it all day.

Teeth and Gum Health

“Vitamin C deficiency gives bacteria a chance to cause more infection and is associated with increase in bone loss and gum disease. Fruits that are high in vitamin C are guava, kiwi, oranges and strawberries. Make sure to have plenty this summer!”

Juicing 101

Commercial fruit juices are six to eight times more erosive than self-pressed ones. Make your own and prevent tooth erosion.

MATTHEW HERBSTMAN

Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Rd., Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

JEFFREY C. HOOS

Brush & Floss Dental Center 4949 N. Main St., Stratford 203-378-9500 bettersmile.com

STEPHANIE J. HOTCHKISS Greenwich Dental Group 18 Field Point Rd., Greenwich 203-869-3984 dentalinformation.com

MATTHEW J. IWINSKI

45 Pine St., New Canaan 203-966-5606 matthewjiwinskidds.com

DANA C. JONES

Ridgefield Perfect Smile Center 162 Danbury Rd., Ridgefield 203-544-2630 danajonesdds.com

PAMELA A. KARKUT

Imperial Dental Associates 15 Imperial Ave., Westport 203-227-2520 genidmd.com

STANLEY H. KESSLER

14 Elizabeth St., Bethel 203-797-8070 dockessler.com

BOZENA KIERSKI

44 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-348-5612 bkierskidds.com

MASHA KOGAN

The Dental Center of Westport 250 Main St., Westport 203-227-8700 dentalcenterwestport.com

GEMMA G. KWOLEK

Brush & Floss Dental Center 4949 N. Main St., Stratford 203-378-9500 stratfordctdentist.com

MICHAEL LEVIN

1171 E. Putnam Ave., Riverside 203-637-5252

HAROLD ORLOW

WILLIAM SCHMID, JR.

555 Newfield Ave., Stamford 203-323-1551

DAVID A. PEREIRA

Dental Arts of Darien 800 Post Rd., Darien 203-656-8079

STEPHEN J. SCOTT

52 Beach Rd., Fairfield 203-259-7073 drsusanlevine.com

dentalartsofdarien.com

CAROLINE A. SHENKER

MICHAEL J. MACK

SALVATORE M. PIZZINO

SUSAN K. LEVINE

40 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-661-2279 michaelmackdds.com

ANDREW M. MARCUS

Goldberg & Marcus Dental Associates 1825 Barnum Ave., Stratford 203-375-6090

Southport Family Dental 10 John St., Southport 203-255-5142 southportfamilydental.com

MICHAEL J. PIZZO

goldbergmarcusdental.com

Ridgefield Cosmetic and General Dentistry 65 Danbury Rd., Ridgefield 203-438-8866

JACKQUELINE J. MCLEAN

DONALD A. POGODA

Mclean Smiles 23 Hoyt St., Stamford 203-327-6717 mcleansmiles.com

WILLIAM J. MCPADDEN, JR. 135 Anton St., Bridgeport 203-371-6586

JOSEPH D. MICELI

8 West End Ave., Old Greenwich 203-637-0554

LON M. POLVERARI

DNL Dental 21 Sherman Ct., Fairfield 203-349-6601 dnldental.com

Middlesex Dental Group 106 Noroton Ave., Darien 203-529-4682

DUSTIN F. RABINE

dentist-darien.com

dustinrabinefamilydentistry .com

WAYNE A. MICHALKA

7365 Main St., Stratford 203-375-1932

Commerce Park Cosmetic Dentistry 4699 Main St., Bridgeport 203-372-3726

PETER J. RATHMAN

commerceparkcosmeticdds .com

peterrathmandmd.com

DONALD W. MILLER

Esthetic Dental Group of Westport 327 Riverside Ave., Westport 203-227-3421

Fairfield Cosmetic Dentistry 1275 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-255-6878

125 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-327-1470

STEVEN M. REGENSTEIN

fairfieldcosmeticdentistry .com

edgw.us

ANDREW L. MOGELOF

2600 Post Rd., Southport 203-256-8900

Mogelof Dental Group 2499 Main St., Stratford 203-378-5588 drmogelof.com

SCOTT A. MOGELOF

Mogelof Dental Group 2499 Main St., Stratford 203-378-5588 drmogelof.com

CARLA M. MONTEIRO

Goldberg & Marcus Dental Associates 1825 Barnum Ave., Stratford 203-375-6090 goldbergmarcusdental.com

DAVID L. MOSKOWITZ

MICHAEL J. REYNOLDS

michaelreynoldsdds.com

MARK S. ROISMAN

1411 Black Rock Tpke, Fairfield 203-384-6389

JON C. ROSENBLITT 509 Glenbrook Rd., Stamford 203-348-1632

rosenblittdentistry.com

MICHAEL A. NOCERINO

dentalcarestamford.com

michaelnocerinodds.com

MARYANN E. LEHMANN

THOMAS M. OHLSON

5 Brook St., Darien 203-655-0021 maldds.com

FRANCIS SHIN

25 Valley Dr., Greenwich 203-625-0301 greenwichfamilydentistry .com

JERRY M. SIMON

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433 dentalcarestamford.com

DAVID R. STEBBINS

148 East Ave., Norwalk 203-866-0415 davidstebbinsdmd.com

MICHAEL B. STEIN

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033 thesteindentalgroup.com

MARK R. SUTTON

391 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-869-2066 greenwichdentistry.com

JEFFREY A. TAMUCCI

5 Eversley Ave., Norwalk 203-853-0669 tamuccidds.com

KENNETH B. TEMPLE

40 E. Putman Ave., Cos Cob 203-622-4243

DAVID J. THIBAULT

15 Commerce Rd., Stamford 203-965-7795 davidthibaultdmd.com

CHRISTINE L. TIERNEY

beautifuldentistryof greenwich.com

MICHAEL LAZARUS

dentist-stamford.com

perfectsmilesoffairfield.com

JOSEPH M. ROMANELLI

ZACHARY M. ROTH

1809 Black Rock Tpke., Fairfield 203-335-4413

Perfect Smiles of Fairfield 60 Katona Dr., Fairfield 203-666-2920

mywestportdentist.com

1 Strawberry Hill Ct., Stamford 203-327-5300

125 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-324-4252

40 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-629-4598

Beautiful Dentistry of Greenwich 40 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-392-1177

225 Main St., Westport 203-408-3165

32 Church Hill Rd., Newtown 203-426-5891

WILLIAM P. LABELLA

55 Danbury Rd., Wilton 203-762-5800

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433

KEITH L. RUDOLPH

140 Sherman St., Fairfield 203-254-9533 drkeithrudolph.com

Comprehensive Dental Group 999 Summer St., Stamford 203-359-3296

JOHN J. SCHINTO III

pogosianohlsondental.com

schintodental.com

Schinto Dental 2001 W. Main St., Stamford 203-978-1184

ADRIANA TORENA

Allure Dental Group 4699 Main St., Bridgeport 203-368-9016 dentistryfairfield.com

ROBERT N. TRAMPOSCH

2 Benedict Pl., Greenwich 203-862-9000 greenwichsmiles.com

DOUGLAS TREPP

Trepp & Miller 500 W. Putnam Ave., Greenwich 203-869-2510 treppandmiller.com

GEORGE TSANGAROULIS

Greenwich Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-869-4755 greenwichfamilydental.com

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Vanlang & Essenfeld Family Dentistry 53 Old Kings Hwy. N., Darien 203-655-8887

QUYNHCHI N. VANLANG

dariendentists.com

JEFFREY S. WARREN

1735 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-259-1460 drjeffreywarren.com

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Enamel Matters

The hard, outer layer of our teeth, also known as enamel, is precious. We must do everything we can to preserve our enamel and prevent its breakdown. Most people believe that brushing harder is the way to do this. However, the most effective way to brush our teeth and rid our mouths of harmful bacteria is to hold the tooth brush softly, at a forty-five-degree angle and brush in a circular motion. This will help reduce plaque buildup and biofilm around the gum line, thereby preventing cavities and periodontal inflammation. Brushing twice a day for two minutes each time and consistently flossing between the teeth will lead to a healthy, happy, pain-free smile.

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ANTHONY J. CAMILLO

Associated Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons 107 Newtown Rd., Danbury 203-797-0012 aomspc.com

PAUL M. CIUCI

Milford & Derby Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery One Golden Hill St., Milford 203-874-1664

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ERNEST J. WHITTLE III

CHRISTOPHER J. CUOMO

284 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich 203-637-4660

DAVID J. WOHL

The Center for Aesthetic and Comprehensive Dentistry 111 Beach Rd., Fairfield 203-255-4001 drdavidwohl.com

MASIS YETERIAN, JR.

My Creative Dentist 211 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-529-4217 dentist-greenwich.com

DAVID A. ZADIK

Greenwich Dental Group 18 Fieldpoint Rd., Greenwich 203-869-3984 greenwichdentalgroup.com

MARK L. ZAMAT

1200 Linden Ave., Stratford 203-378-0182

CHARLES M. ZATZKIN

391 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-869-2066

JOHNA D. ZITNAY

Brush & Floss Dental Center 4949 N. Main St., Stratford 203-378-9500 bettersmile.com

ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Oral Surgery Associates 1305 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-259-2665 oralsurgeryassociatesct .com

MICHELE S. BERGEN

Infinity Oral Surgery 49 Lake Ave., Greenwich 203-661-4231 infinityoralsurgery.com

TODD E. BLOOM

Fairfield Oral Surgery 760 Kings Highway W., Southport 203-259-2227 fairfieldoralsurgery.com

STEVEN BRODY

Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033

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Northeast Implant & Oral Surgery 27 Hospital Ave., Danbury 203-797-0008 neimplantandoralsurgery .com

ROOLS L. DESSIEUX

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433 dentalcarestamford.com

NAUSHAD R. EDIBAM

Stamford Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Arts 27 Bridge St., Stamford 203-325-2661 stamfordoms.com

SALVATORE J. FLORIO

The Facial Surgery Center 115 Technology Dr., Trumbull 203-261-7800 drflorio.com

VASILIKI KARLIS

Maxillofacial Surgery of Greenwich 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-717-1222 maxfacsgreenwich.com

CHRISTOPHER J. LANE

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033 thesteindentalgroup.com

KEVIN S. MCLAUGHLIN

Norwalk Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Centers 148 East Ave., Norwalk 203-866-0061 norwalkoms.com

PHILIP F. PACELLI III

New Canaan Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 166 Cherry St., New Canaan 203-972-1581 newcanaanoralsurgery.com

ALAN R. RISSOLO

Oral Surgeons Associates 10 Mott Ave., Norwalk 203-853-0500 norwalkdentalimplant.com

STEVEN E. SMULLIN

New Canaan Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 166 Cherry St., New Canaan 203-972-1581 newcanaanoralsurgery.com

HOWARD B. TWERSKY

EMILY C. DRIESMAN

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JOSEPH F. WALLACE III

AUSTIN W. FEENEY

Oral Surgery Associates 4747 Main St., Bridgeport 203-371-5595

Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 23 Maple Ave., Greenwich 203-661-5858 greenwichoralsurgery.com

THOMAS B. WILSON

Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 23 Maple Ave., Greenwich 203-661-5858 greenwichoralsurgery.com

ROBERT M. YUDELL

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center of Stamford 90 Morgan St., Stamford 203-327-9966 oralsurgeryofstamford.com

BRETT ZUCKMAN

Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 23 Maple Ave., Greenwich 203-661-5858 greenwichoralsurgery.com

ORTHODONTICS

Embrace Orthodontics 24 Imperial Ave., Westport 203-227-6061

45 Pine St., New Canaan 203-966-3042 feeneysmiles.com

PETER FEIBISH

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433 dentalcarestamford.com

MARK P. FEINBERG

4 Corporate Dr., Shelton 203-892-6822 feinsmiles.com

ROBERT J. GALLOIS

Dr. Fields & Dr. Gallois Orthodontics 125 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford 203-348-7571 drsfieldsandgalloisortho .com

STEVE GIANNOUTSOS

Georgetown Orthodontics 73 Redding Rd., Georgetown 203-544-9338 georgetownorthodontics .com

FIGEN A. BAYDUR

ROBERT B. GOLDMAN

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PATRICIA A. BENDICK

NIKA GRIGAITIS

dentalcareorthodontics.com

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DEBI G. BERGER

SCOTT L. KESSELMAN

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CASS D. BURRELL

BLAINE J. LANGBERG

Baydur Orthodontics 1817 Black Rock Tpke., Fairfield 203-333-0050

Dental Care Orthodontics 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433

Commerce Park Children’s Dentistry & Orthodontics 4702 Main St., Bridgeport 203-371-8282

First Impressions Orthodontics 1476 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-292-9595 fairfieldorthodontist.com

TIFFANY CHRISTENSEN

Greenwich Braces 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-869-2044 greenwichbraces.com

DAVID H. COWIN

Danbury Hospital 52 North St., Danbury 203-792-7722 danburyhospital.org

ALIKA L. CREW

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033 thesteindentalgroup.com

JEFFREY S. DRAYER

Stamford Orthodontics 999 Summer St., Stamford 203-325-3331 stamfordortho.com

Goldman Orthodontic Arts 1200 High Ridge Rd., Stamford 203-329-2712

Blue Wave Orthodontics 777 Boston Post Rd., Darien 203-202-7610

Riverside Orthodontics 1171 E. Putnam Ave., Riverside 203-698-0045

17 Danbury Rd., Ridgefield 203-431-4466 braceyourselves.com

FERNANDA D. MARCHI Fairfield County Orthodontics 1275 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-292-6644 bracesfairfield.com

GREGORY A. MCKENNA

McKenna Orthodontics 131 Deer Hill Ave., Danbury 203-790-9155 mckennaortho.com

GARY L. OPIN

Opin Wide! Orthodontics 266 Broad St., Milford 203-877-3231 opinorthodontics.com

ALLAN S. PHILLIPS

Braces CT 8 Prospect St., Ridgefield 203-438-6922 bracesct.com

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Oral Health

A healthy mouth should not bleed when you floss or brush. That is a sign of inflammation, which can have links to myriad systemic disease entities. Proper flossing and using an interdental brush with an antibacterial rinse on it can help to reduce the bacteria between the teeth and help to reduce the inflammation.

DAVID A. ROMEO

Westwalk Orthodontic Group 1460 Post Rd. E., Westport 203-226-9579 westwalkortho.com

GARY J. ROMEO

Westwalk Orthodontic Group 1460 Post Rd. E., Westport 203-226-9579 westwalkortho.com

ROSEMARY RYAN

Greenwich Braces 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-869-2044 greenwichbraces.com

GREGORY W. SANFORD

Sanford Orthodontics 44 Old Ridgefield Rd., Wilton 203-762-2322 sanfordorthodontics.com

STEVEN L. SCHER

Embrace Orthodontics 24 Imperial Ave., Westport 203-227-6061 westportortho.com

Treat Yourself

Go ahead and eat some dark chocolate! It is a much better treat for your teeth, mouth and body. Avoid sour, sugary gummy candies, as they will lead to a much higher rate of decay and, even worse, cause acidic tooth erosion.

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Straight Talk

Having straight teeth is not just a cosmetic issue. If teeth do not bite properly, it can lead to improper wear, chipping and cracking. Also, teeth that are crowded can lead to improper cleaning, decay and gum problems. Clear aligners help to gently move teeth to their proper location.

UTTAMPAL SINGH

Dental Care Orthodontics 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433 dentalcareorthodontics.com

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LAWRENCE DINKES

Commerce Park Children’s Dentistry & Orthodontics 4702 Main St., Bridgeport 203-371-8282 commerceparkdental.com

JENNIFER D. EPSTEIN

Kids First 1478 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-571-4507

HIROSHI TSUYUKI

RANDALL H. NEICHEN

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LILIAN R. VIERA

JOHN P. RALLO

Dentistry for Children 149 East Ave., Norwalk 203-838-4191

Children’s Dental Care of Norwalk 10 Mott Ave., Norwalk 203-866-5020

Dental Associates of Connecticut 19 Padanaram Rd., Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

DANA L. KAPP

Dental Care Kids 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4431 dentalcarekids.com

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PERIODONTICS RICHARD F. AMATO

Advanced Periodontics & Dental Implants 324 Elm St. , Monroe 203-268-2000 connecticutperiodontist .com

ROBERT CHUNG

4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-661-3733

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PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY HANNAH AHN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Ave., Westport 203-227-3709

PERRY A. WASSERLAUF Fairfield Periodontics 71 Beach Rd., Fairfield 203-255-7771

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Westport Pediatric Dentistry 305 Post Rd. E., Westport 203-226-5500

LAWRENCE A. DELIBERO

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GORDON K. LEE

Sensitive Care Dental 55 Old Gate Ln., Milford 203-878-6699

115 Technology Dr., Trumbull 203-966-1210

535 Saybrook Rd., Middletown 860-346-9665

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Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433

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JOHN CORINO

273 Post Rd. W., Westport 203-226-7788

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SIMON ZMUIDZINAS

Traynor Periodontics & Implants 56 Lafayette Pl., Greenwich 203-661-5885

BRUCE K. DAVIDSON

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TERENCE S. JACKSON

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E. J. TRAYNOR

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Dental Care Kids 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4431

GREGORY S. MOKOTOFF

40 E. Putnam Ave., Cos Cob 203-625-9888

Fairfield County Implants and Periodontics 1047 Old Post Rd., Fairfield 203-254-2006

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DURGESH A. KUDCHADKAR

Smile Art Orthodontics 126 Old Ridgefield Rd., Wilton 203-210-7375

GARRICK F. WONG

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MONICA A. TEREDESAI

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope St., Stamford 203-329-2033

MICHAEL SONICK

Greenwich Pediatric Dental Group 4 Dearfield Dr., Greenwich 203-422-5437

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JOHN IWASAKI

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4433

STACY ZARAKIOTIS

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Kids First 1478 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-571-4507

ANNA SIMONIS

Periodontics and Implant Dentistry Center 47 Oak St., Stamford 203-252-2252 stamfordperio.com

New Canaan Pediatric Dentistry 65 Locust Avenue, Suite 10, New Canaan 203-594-9500

SELMA KAPLAN

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ANDREW SPADINGER

1047 Old Post Rd., Fairfield 203-254-2006

Commerce Park Children’s Dentistry & Orthodontics 4702 Main St., Bridgeport 203-371-8282 commerceparkdental.com

GABRIELLE SYKOFF

Dental Care Kids 1500 Summer St., Stamford 203-883-4431 dentalcarekids.com

Periodontics & Dental Implants 10 Mott Ave., Norwalk 203-635-4250

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JENNY MATHEWS

131 Kings Hwy. N., Westport 203-227-8990 jennymathews-perio.com

BRETE D. MORAN

67 Cherry St., Milford 203-876-0304 drbretemoran.com

Norwalk Dental Arts 10 Mott Ave., Norwalk 203-854-9565

JACK DEGRADO

Stamford Dental Group 47 Oak St., Stamford 203-883-6074 stamforddentalgroup.com

MARIE E. FALCONE

Dental Specialists of Darien 24 Old Kings Hwy. S., Darien 203-655-1541 dentalspecialistsofdarien .com

STANLEY P. FREEMAN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Ave., Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

JEFFREY D. O’CONNELL Park Avenue Smiles 1177 Post Rd., Fairfield 203-292-9292

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STEVEN J. ROTHENBERG

Dental Specialists of Darien 24 Old Kings Hwy. S., Darien 203-836-2744 stevenrothenbergdmd.com

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GIVE YOURSELF SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT Did you know that oral health is critical to your overall health? Taking care of your mouth, teeth and gums can help prevent gum disease, tooth decay and halitosis. Research has proven that a healthy mouth has protected against other medical disorders as well, such as stroke and heart attack. On the following pages, meet some of Fairﬁeld County’s most prominent dental professionals who can get you started on the best dental regimen for you. Don’t forget, a healthy smile is the prettiest thing you can wear.

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Dr. Tsangaroulis, also

George Tsangaroulis DDS GREENWICH FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite G2 Greenwich, CT 203.869.4755 greenwichfamilydental.com

referred to as Dr. George or Dr. T, has raised the bar with what is possible with advanced modern dentistry. He is dedicated to providing patients the best, personalized dental care available, in a caring and compassionate environment. A graduate of New York University College of Dentistry, he is committed to a lifetime of professional development by attending countless hours of continuing education courses on a weekly basis. This allows him to be on the forefront with the most recent cuttingedge technology, and the safest, most effective techniques and materials.

What is unique about your practice? Dr. T employs a holistic

Dr. Jeffrey Tamucci is

Jeffrey A. Tamucci DDS JEFFREY A. TAMUCCI, DDS 5 Eversley Avenue Norwalk, CT 203.853.0669 tamuccidds.com

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a graduate of Connecticut College and Georgetown University School of Dentistry. He has been a family general practitioner providing comprehensive care to all of his patients since 1986. Born in Port Chester, New York, he observed his father, architect and general contractor, transform residential homes into beautiful structures. These experiences, as well as hands-on training from a gifted industrial arts teacher, helped him develop the visualization tools he still uses practicing dentistry. Using a Facially Driven Smile Design Protocol for his patients, he states, “These restorative transformations can help change people’s perception of themselves and their lives.” Dr. Tamucci utilizes a team

approach with his patients. His practice is committed to safety. The staff uses digital X-rays that emit ninety percent less radiation. In fact, these X-rays are so safe that the technician can remain in the same room right next to the patient. The practice is metal-free and provides BPA free tooth-colored composite fillings. Dr. T utilizes a special protocol to safely remove amalgam (silver) fillings with a special air filtration system that absorbs the harmful mercury vapor that is released. Using CEREC CAD/CAM technology, Dr. T can produce beautiful, highprecision porcelain crowns in one visit. When it comes to smile makeovers and cosmetic dentistry, Dr. T’s artistic skills

and attention to detail are impeccable. Dr. T takes time to carefully plan and design a new smile and encourages patient interaction. His thorough and meticulous approach, along with the craftmanship of elite worldclass laboratory technicians, produces the most beautiful porcelain veneers and crowns that look completely natural. As a father of three and local resident since 2012, Dr. T and his team also pride themselves on building lifelong relationships with their patients and their families by providing a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. Being a lowvolume dental practice, Dr. T and his staff believe in quality over quantity and spending ample one-on-one time with every patient.

approach when it comes to patients’ restorative needs. With an initial comprehensive treatment plan, Dr. Tamucci can sequence services, make necessary referrals and preview smile revisions using a digital workflow, with 3D printed models, photos or video simulations. Dr. Tamucci embraces technology, and has been using digital scanning equipment for over fifteen years. He introduced Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) as a diagnostic service in 2014. This equipment has allowed him to more thoroughly diagnose abnormalities or pathology with the help of a dental radiologist, analyze airway insufficiencies for patients susceptible to sleep apnea and be more communicative to oral surgeons and

periodontists when developing complex implant-supported replacement teeth for dental rehabilitations. He enjoys the case planning phase and is dedicated to a successful outcome for all patients who appreciate his caring way. He provides Invisalign®, fabricates “single visit crowns” when indicated and pursues selfimprovement through local and regional continuing education courses. ORGANIZATIONS • American Dental Association • Connecticut State Dental Association • Greater Norwalk Dental Society • Spear Study Group • Fairfield County Dental Club • Invisalign® Study Club • CEREC® Doctors

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Where did you go to school?

Steven Brody, D.D.S.: Medical College of Virginia School of Dentistry; Yale-New Haven/Hospital Saint Raphael—Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency; Beaumont U.S. Army Medical Center—General Practice Residency Joseph Wallace, D.D.S.: Georgetown University School of Dentistry; Washington Hospital Center—Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Thomas Wilson, D.D.S., M.D.: Columbia University School of Dentistry; Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons; NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital— Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency; NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital—General Surgery Internship Brett Zuckman, D.M.D.: Temple University School of Dentistry; Lincoln Medical Center/Weill Cornell Medical College—Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency

What distinguishes your practice?

Founded in 1984, Greenwich Oral Surgery treats each patient with the care and attention that has come to be our hallmark. Each of our doctors is Board Certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and holds memberships in many dental and medical organizations. Our doctors, with appointments to the staffs of Greenwich Hospital, NewYorkPresbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, afford our patients the highest standard of care. Our patients have the advantage of the collaborative nature of our practice. Frequently, diagnostic consultations and surgical procedures can receive the attention of multiple members of our group. Our practice consists of two state-ofthe-art offices. At least one of our doctors is available 24/7, 365 days per year. We are also proud to note that our doctors have been awarded Top Dentist status every year.

What procedures does your practice provide?

Some of the procedures offered are: dental implants, wisdom teeth extraction, bone grafting, pediatric procedures, TMJ treatments, reconstructive jaw surgery, facial trauma, oral pathology, and cosmetic procedures such as Botox® and fillers.

Steven Brody, D.D.S., Joseph Wallace, D.D.S., Thomas Wilson, D.D.S., M.D., Brett Zuckman, D.M.D. GREENWICH ORAL SURGERY

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Dr. Tierney and her team are committed to improving their patients’ overall health and wellness through the practice of Complete Health Dentistry. We are knowledgeable about the direct relationship between oral health and overall health, frequently partnering with dental specialists and medical colleagues to address issues we find. For over twenty-five years, we have been known for providing beautiful, optimal dentistry in our state-ofthe-art office with exceptional customer service. Consistent with our purpose and core values of helping all the people in our community become healthier, we provide free dentistry to the underserved and established a scholarship for dental students. We challenge ourselves through continuing education to learn the latest information and technology expanding our high level of expertise for our patients so they can live healthier, longer lives.

Dr. Hyman graduated from

the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and completed his General Practice Residency at the Tufts New England Medical Center in Boston. After practicing restorative dentistry for several years, he returned for post-doctorate advanced training in endodontics. A member of the Greenwich professional community for over 20 years, Dr. Hyman continues to incorporate the latest technology and advanced techniques in his endodontic practice, enabling him to shorten treatment time, enhance the patient experience and increase predictability and success. Advances such as the surgical operating microscope, ultrasonics, reciprocating and rotary files, digital imaging and computerized tomography, fiber optics and negative pressure irrigation have changed the way we treat teeth, but not the way we treat patients. Our goal is to provide treatment with skill and empathy, and make the experience a comfortable one.

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Christine L. Tierney, DMD

CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS OF GREENWICH

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1212 East Putnam Avenue Riverside, CT 203.698.0794 childrensdentistryandorthodontics.com

Valleywood Medical Building 40 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.869.5400

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Silvestro Iommazzo, DDS & Victor Pardi, DDS Why did you choose your specialty?

As a specialist in pediatric dentistry, Dr. Iommazzo cares for the oral health of children from infancy to early adult. As a specialist in orthodontics Dr. Pardi supports patients by improving their smiles and selfesteem, in addition to correcting even the most complex bite problems. We both have different passions but strive to do all we can for our patients.

Dr. Gerald Hyman SHORE ENDODONTIC ASSOCIATES SPECIALTY: Endodontics 40 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.625.7686 westchesterrootcanal.com

Why did you become a dentist?

Dentistry is a perfect blend of artistry, medicine and social interaction.

What symptoms do patients ignore that a dentist can remedy?

If gums bleed when you brush or floss, this could be a sign of early gum disease.

Tell us about your most compelling case.

Today I repaired a gentleman’s denture, which he said he has had for fifty years, and this was the first repair. I gladly repaired the teeth, gave him a fifty-year guarantee, and he left with a smile.

What is your greatest achievement?

My lovely wife Nina, and three wonderful children: Samantha, Sean and Scott.

What sets you apart from your competition? Our practice has continued to serve our community for over thirty years. We provide stateof-the-art treatment in all phases of pediatric dentistry and orthodontics, including emergency service 24-7. We are constantly engaged in continuing education to stay up-to-date with the latest technologies to best serve our patients and families.

Mark R. Sutton D.D.S SPECIALTY: Family and Cosmetic Dentistry 391 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.869.2066 greenwichdentistry.com

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Where did you go to school?

Rosemary Ryan DDS Tiffany Christensen DDS, MS GREENWICH BRACES, LLC SPECIALTY: Orthodontics 4 Dearfield Drive Greenwich, CT 203.869.2044 greenwichbraces.com

Dr. Ryan: DDS: Columbia University-College of Dental Medicine; General Practice Residency: Lenox Hill Hospital, NYC; Orthodontic Residency: Montefiore Medical Center Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Dr. Christensen: DDS: Columbia University-College of Dental Medicine; MS, Orthodontic Residency: Columbia University-College of Dental Medicine

Years of practice?

Dr. Ryan has been practicing for twenty-six years. She graduated dental school in 1992 and completed her orthodontic training in 1995. Dr. Christensen has been practicing for eleven years. She graduated dental school in 2007 and completed her

Dr. Gary Wong is an

Garrick F. Wong, DMD GARRICK F. WONG, DMD, LTD. SPECIALTY: Orthodontics 40 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.625.9888 drgarrickfwong.com

orthodontic and dentofacial orthopedic specialist who has practiced in Greenwich, Connecticut for the past twenty-four years. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Tufts School of Dentistry; and completed his Postdoctoral Program in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Wong has taught as a clinical instructor in the Undergraduate Dental Program at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine; and was also an associate professor in the Graduate Orthodontic Program at New York University, College of Dentistry. Beyond his basic orthodontic training, Dr. Wong has always been a strong believer of Continuing

orthodontic training in 2010.

What sets you apart from your competition?

2018 | Dental PROFILES How do you change people’s lives?

At Greenwich Braces, two orthodontic minds, with years of extensive training and experience, go into formulating each orthodontic treatment plan. Dr. Ryan and Dr. Christensen combine the greatest aspects of their skills and experience to provide the best care possible to our patients. Over the past 20 years, we have treated more than 3,500 orthodontic patients with braces, Invisalign® and a variety of other treatment modalities. Some of our patients have even commuted from as far away as London, Qatar, Atlanta, Chicago, New York and New Jersey, to be treated in our office.

We feel it is important to recognize a need for compassion beyond braces. We want our patients to feel beautiful and smile on the inside, as well as on the outside. Our motto is to treat each patient as if they are our family member. We truly enjoy our patients and look forward to their visits. We try to make our office a sanctuary in a hectic day. Additionally, we feel blessed to live and work in such a great community. Dr. Ryan and Dr. Christensen believe in paying it forward. We support local charities to make our community a better place for everyone. Every month, we commit a portion of our proceeds to a charitable organization. Doing this makes our community and our world a better place.

Education. This way he has been able to keep up with the latest trends in orthodontic methods and technologies. One of his most recent continuing education experiences includes the completion of his second Invisalign Orthodontic Master’s Program. In growing children and adolescents, Dr. Wong can use a variety of methods that utilizes their growth potential. This allows him to improve/correct any predetermined growth patterns or destructive oral habits that are causing the patient’s malocclusion. In adult orthodontic cases, there is no growth to help correct their malocclusions. Therefore, the orthodontic treatment goals, methods and prognosis are very different from that of a growing child. In more

complicated adult cases, the lack of growth sometimes makes it necessary to design an interdisciplinary treatment plan. This requires collaboration with the patient’s general dentist, and/or other dental specialists. Dr. Wong’s orthodontic practice has prided itself in providing the highest quality of service for every child, adolescent or adult patient that come to his office. He has always believed in maintaining the highest level of professional ethics, and he will only start orthodontic treatment if and when it is appropriate to do so. His capable and friendly staff has always tried to make every patient’s orthodontic treatment an enjoyable experience in a comfortable, relaxed environment.

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2018 | Dental PROFILES Dr. Bina Park has opened

a new orthodontic location in Greenwich and is dedicated to creating individualized treatment plans for each patient. We are a boutique practice that treats adults and children in a warm environment with a commitment toward the best possible care. She believes that communication and comfort are key in the commitment toward the choice of an orthodontist. Dr. Bina finished her dental training at Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, Texas and obtained her Master’s degree for Orthodontics at the University of Michigan. She has been practicing for sixteen years to date and has practiced in a high profile Upper East Side office in Manhattan. Dr. Bina continues to devote a few days a week to her New York City practice. She and her two children, Tèa and Tavo, reside in Greenwich, Connecticut.

What are some things you love about dentistry?

Since we have been in practice for over 14 years, I continue to love how the profession stays on top of technology. We are able to diagnose, treat and prevent dental infections so much better than even five years ago. We are able to get patients more comfortable and relaxed than ever before. Our office is very calming with oils burning, good music, comfortable rooms and an all-around calming environment. I love being able to help people get out of pain, to make people smile and to get children to have a great experience so the dental office is a great place to visit. Dentistry has also provided me with a work/life balance that I count my lucky stars for. I can go to work, make it to my kids’ sports games, be a room parent (not missing one parade or ice cream social), be home for dinner and homework. To me, that is what matters most. I truly wouldn’t change a thing!

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Years in practice?

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What sets you apart from your competition?

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Twenty-two years

Proudly, we are the choice for many pediatricians’ and dentists’ children.

What is your greatest achievement?

When past patients come back with their children for me to treat, it is the greatest compliment I can ever receive!!

Scott Kesselman D.D.S RIVERSIDE ORTHODONTICS

SPECIALTY: Invisalign® and Braces For All Ages 1171 East Putnam Avenue Riverside, CT 203.698.0045 riversideortho.net

Why is it important for children to get screened by the age of 7? The American Association of Orthodontics recommends an evaluation by an orthodontist by age seven because many times early developmental treatment guides permanent teeth into a more favorable position, lowers the risk of dental trauma and can correct skeletal discrepancies.

Danielle Goodwin GOODWIN DENTAL 453 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.869.2552 dgoodwindds.com

A resident of Greenwich,

Dr. Tramposch is known for creating beautiful smiles for over two decades. While treating patients with the utmost care, he has enjoyed raising his three children with his wife in this very town. This same disposition towards the care of family serves as the foundation of his practice. Alongside his staff, Dr. Tramposch strives to provide conservative, comprehensive dentistry to all patients in a warm and caring environment. We are excited to announce that we will be moving our practice to a new location this fall. This stateof-the-art office will be equipped with modern technology, including a digital intraoral scanner, which will allow us to capture images for implants, crowns, bridges, bruxing appliances and retainers. Say goodbye to messy, unpleasant impressions. All our digital Xray’s, 2D and 3D images will have the lowest doses of radiation in the dental industry, easing our patients’ concerns.

Robert N. Tramposch, DDS GREENWICH SMILES, LLC SPECIALTY: Family and Cosmetic Dentistry 2 Benedict Place Greenwich, CT 203.862.9000 greenwichsmiles.com

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Dr. James H. Doundoulakis COSMETIC DENTAL OF GREENWICH LLC 1 Webb Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 203.637.1141 cosmeticdentistgreenwichct.com

2018 | Dental PROFILES

Jack DeGrado founded

studied with top educators in New York City in the field of dental implantology. He also co-founded a study club in Connecticut and publishes a newsletter for other dentists on current advances in restorative techniques and dental implants. As a prosthodontist, Dr. DeGrado gets referrals from various dentists and specialists in the greater Fairfield County area, earning him the reputation as “the dentists’ dentist.” Because of his expertise, patients come from the tri-state area seeking his professional care. His research and techniques have been published in the Journal of Oral Implantology. He also contributed to the Stamford Times, the Stamford Advocate and the Greenwich Times. Since 2009, Dr. DeGrado has been

listed as a Top Dentist in Stamford and Greenwich Magazines, as voted by peer dentists. He also appeared on NewsChannel 12 CT. Dr. DeGrado’s core belief is giving back to his community. He hosts events such as Dentistry From the Heart annually at his office, providing free dental care to those who cannot afford it. In addition, he is a supporter of Operation Smile, an organization that provides surgeries to children with facial deformities. Stamford Dental Group proudly supports Food Bank of Fairfield County, Toys for Tots, as well as Breast Cancer Alliance on an ongoing basis. Dr. DeGrado and his team are commited to providing the highest standard of care at the best value.

Dr. James H. Doundoulakis

New York, NY, where he has instructed and inspired over 1400 dentists. Since 2014, he has brought his expertise to Greenwich and Western CT. He is a member of the Greenwich Dental Society and Connecticut State Dental Association. Dr. Doundoulakis is one of a few dental specialists who has been recognized as a Fellow by multiple prosthodontic and implant academies. He received his specialty training in Prosthodontics at Harvard University School of Dental Medicine, after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania Dental School. One of our “Hallmarks,” Dr. Doundoulakis was honored to have one of his “extreme makeovers” featured on ABC-TV’s The View, featuring Barbara Walters and Meredith

Viera. Dr. Doundoulakis is also the author of “The Perfect Smile—A Consumer’s Guide to Tooth Whitening and Bleaching, Veneers and Dental Implants,” published by the Hatherleigh Press. He has also published multiple articles in peer-reviewed journals and has won acclaim for his work. As a prosthodontist, Dr. Doundoulakis’s biggest role in the treatment of his patients is the beautification of their teeth, better known as “cosmetic dentistry.” In addition, he is an expert in the replacement of missing teeth, utilizing dental implants. Dr. Doundoulakis is Past President of the Academy of Osseointegration, the world’s leading and most recognized dental academy devoted to the research and clinical use of dental implants.

Stamford Dental Group in 2000. It is a private dental practice composed of three prosthodontists and one general DDS, who provide complex restorative dental care, which requires the coordination of treatment with different specialties. Dr. DeGrado is regarded as an authority in the field of dental implants and restoration of teeth. Dr. DeGrado graduated from Columbia College of Dental Medicine in New York. Upon graduation, he completed a two-year fellowship in oral implantology and biomaterials at Brookdale Hospital. He also completed a residency specializing in prosthodontics at Montefiore Hospital, an institution known for its center for craniofacial disorders. Dr. DeGrado

is a trained prosthodontist, the only dental specialty recognized by the American Dental Association devoted to restoring and replacing teeth. When you visit Cosmetic Dental of Greenwich, your smile and oral health is their top priority. Their entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized, quality dental care that you deserve. You will experience all that modern dentistry has to offer, including a comprehensive list of general, restorative and cosmetic dental services utilizing the latest dental technologies. Dr. Doundoulakis has practiced successfully for over 28 years in Manhattan’s upper eastside, while also holding the position as Director of Prosthodontics and Implantology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in

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this way; it was more of a natural progression. Dr. DeLallo, who graduated from Boston College in 1983 with a Bachelor of science degree, and received a D.M.D. degree from the University of Connecticut in 1987, says he could not imagine having it any other way. He believes that honesty and trust are the keys to building a successful dental practice. The numerous three and even four generations of families being treated by Dr. Sonny and his staff are a testament to this belief. All aspects of General Dentistry, including preventive, cosmetic, and over twenty years experience in implant dentistry, are performed with care and competence in this unique and friendly home office.

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Art & Antiques ALDRICH MUSEUM, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, 4380198. Tues.-Sun. noon5 p.m.; Fri. until 8 p.m. AMY SIMON FINE ART, 1869 Post Rd. East, Westport, 259-1500. Tues.-Sat. 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m., or by appointment. ART SOCIETY OF OLD GREENWICH, at Greenwich Arts Council, 299 Greenwich Avenue, Sun. 1-13, 2018 Open Juried Show: Bendheim Gallery. BRUCE MUSEUM, 1 Museum Dr., 869-0376. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 1-5 p.m. See highlight on this page. CANFIN GALLERY, 39 Main St.,Tarrytown, NY, 914-332-4554. Tues.-Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. or by appt. Fine paintings and sculptures by established and emerging contemporary artists from all over the world.

Approaching Man by Richard Haas

Bruce Museum Currently on view at the Bruce Museum is the Expressionism in Print: The Early Works of Richard Haas, 1957–1964 in the Arcade Gallery. Richard Haas’s expansive oeuvre is predominantly marked by trompe l’oeil murals and detailed renderings of New York City’s architecture. Included in the exhibition are woodcuts from Haas’s Famous Heads series, comprising portraits of Henry VIII, Friedrich Nietzsche, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Auguste Rodin, Paul Gauguin and Albert Einstein. Exhibitions at the Bruce Museum are supported by the Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Exhibition Fund and the Connecticut Office of the Arts. This show will be on display through October 21, 2018. ( for more events visit greenwichmag.com )

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Independence Day Fair The John Jay Homestead and Bedford-Armonk Rotary will host an Independence Day Fair on Wednesday, July 4 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event includes Declaration of Independence readings, a petting zoo, stilt walker, log cutting, pony rides, face painting, historic house tours, hayrides, live music, pet adoption, a student art show, food and so much more. 400 Jay Street, Katonah, New York. bedfordarmonkrotary.org (rain or shine).

THOMAS J. WALSH GALLERY, Fairfield Univ., 1073 N. Benson Rd., Fairfield, 254-4000, ext. 2969. Tues.Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. noon-4 p.m. WESTPORT ARTS CENTER, 51 Riverside Ave., Westport, 226-7070. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.4 p.m.; Sat.-Sun. noon-4 p.m. YALE CENTER FOR Caroline Jones BRITISH ART, 1080 Chapel St., New Haven, 432-2800. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. noon-5 p.m. Permanent collection on view. YALE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY, 1111 Chapel St., New Haven, 432-0611. Tues.Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thurs. until 8 p.m.; Sun. 1-6 p.m. The permanent collection includes African art, American decorative art, American paintings and sculpture, ancient art, Asian art, coins and medals and modern and contemporary art.

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in one of the country’s legendary outdoor settings. Visit caramoor.org for details. CURTAIN CALL, The Sterling Farms Theatre Complex, 1349 Newfield Ave., Stamford, 329-8207. Visit curtaincallinc.com for upcoming shows and times.

ARENA AT HARBOR YARD, 600 Main St., Bridgeport, 345-2300. Visit websterbankarena.com for shows.

DOWNTOWN CABARET THEATRE, 263 Golden Hill St., Bridgeport, 576-1636. No shows this month.

AVON THEATRE FILM CENTER, 272 Bedford St., Stamford, 661-0321. Visit avontheatre.org for special events and guest speakers.

FAIRFIELD THEATRE COMPANY, On StageOne, 70 Sanford St., Fairfield, 2591036. Visit fairfieldtheatre.org for dates, shows and times.

CARAMOOR INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL, Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah, NY, 914-232-1252. Caramoor is a renowned oasis for musical inspiration that offers audiences the opportunity to hear an in-depth spectrum of music

GOODSPEED OPERA HOUSE, 6 Main St., East Haddam, 860-873-8668. Fri. 29-Sept. 8, Oliver! GREENWICH DEPT. OF PARKS AND RECREATION, 618-7650. Sat. 7, Fireworks display will be held at Binney

Park and Greenwich Point. See highlight on page 127. GREENWICH LIBRARY, 101 W. Putnam Ave., 6227900. No Friday Film Nights in July. JACOB BURNS FILM CENTER, 364 Manville Rd., Pleasantville, NY, 914-7737663. Visit website for titles and times burnsfilmcenter .org. LONG WHARF THEATRE, 222 Sargent Dr., New Haven, 787-4282. The Roommate coming in August. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AT SUNY PURCHASE, 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase, NY, 914251-6200. Visit artscenter.org. RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield, 438-9269. For shows and times visit ridgefieldplayhouse.org

RIDGEFIELD THEATER BARN, 37 Halpin Ln., Ridgefield, 431-9850. Whose Barn Is It Anyway coming in August. SHUBERT THEATER, 247 College St., New Haven, 800-228-6622. Visit shubert .com for more shows, dates and times. STAMFORD CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Palace Theatre, 61 Atlantic St., Stamford, 325-4466. Visit stamfordcenterforthearts .org for event information. STAMFORD DOWNTOWN, Columbus Park, 348-5285 or visit stamford-downtown .com for concerts and times. Jazz Up July, Horsin’ Around Stamford Downtown and Alive @ Five. WESTPORT COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE, 25 Powers Ct., Westport, 227-4177. Tues. 8 p.m.; Wed. 2 and 8 p.m.;

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WEEKDAYS 5:30-10AM The Betteridge Challenge On Saturday, July 14 at Greenwich Country Club, the fourth annual Betteridge Challenge will pit tennis champions from ten different area country clubs against each other. The tournament is a partnership between Betteridge Jewelers and greenwich magazine. Participating clubs include Greenwich Country Club, Belle Haven Club, Burning Tree Country Club, Field Club of Greenwich, Innis Arden Golf Club, Milbrook Club, The Stanwich Club, Manursing Club, Round Hill Club and Westchester Country Club. RSVP to rsvp@betteridge.com. Matches begin at 9:30 a.m.

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ext. 108. Visit auxdelicesfoods .com for menus and dates. BOWMAN OBSERVATORY PUBLIC NIGHT, NE of Milbank/East Elm St. rotary on the grounds of Julian Curtiss School, 869-6786, ext. 338. Wed. 4 and 18, Observatory open to the public free of charge, 9-11 p.m., weather permitting. Sponsored by the Astronomical Society of Greenwich.

ALDRICH MUSEUM, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, 438-0198. Tues.-Sun. noon-5 p.m.; Fri. until 8 p.m. Fri. 6, First Fridays: A Contemporary Cocktail Hour, 7-9 p.m.; visit aldrichart.org for more information.

BRUCE MUSEUM, 1 Museum Dr., 869-0376. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 1-5 p.m. Visit brucemuseum.org for updates on lectures, tours and workshops.

AUDUBON GREENWICH, 613 Riversville Rd., 869-5272. Sun. 1, First Sunday bird walk at Greenwich point, 9 a.m.; visit Greenwich.audubon.org for more events.

FAIRFIELD MUSEUM AND HISTORY CENTER, 370 Beach Rd., Fairfield, 259-1598. Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., noon-4 p.m. Visit fairfieldhistory.org for tours.

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869-9242 or gecgreenwich .org; pruning class, plant doctor series, fruit tree grafting and more. Visit website for classes, dates and times. GREENWICH LIBRARY, 101 W. Putnam Ave., 6227900. The library offers a variety of classes: Blood Pressure Screenings, Drop-In Computer Lab, Chess Club, Volunteer Tax Assistance, Foreign Affairs Book Discussion Group; for dates and times visit greenwichlibrary.org

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CALENDAR noon-5 p.m. The Discovery Museum’s 20,000-squarefoot facility includes changing and permanent interactive exhibit galleries, a planetarium, Challenger Learning Center, an auditorium and five multipurpose classrooms where hands-on science classes are conducted for schools, groups and the general public. discoverymuseum.org DOWNTOWN CABARET THEATRE, 263 Golden Hill St., Bridgeport, 576-1636. Little Witches coming in October. EARTHPLACE, 10 Woodside Lane, Westport, 227-7253. The mission of Earthplace is to build a passion within the community for nature and the environment through education, experience and action, earthplace.org. FAIRFIELD MUSEUM AND HISTORY CENTER, 370 Beach Rd., Fairfield, 2591598. Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., noon-4 p.m. GREENWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 39 Strickland St., 869-6899. Visit hstg .org for upcoming camp and programs.

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ALDRICH MUSEUM, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, 438-4519. Tues.-Sun. noon-5 p.m.; Fri. until 8 p.m. Sat. 21, Family Art Experiences, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. AUDUBON GREENWICH, 613 Riversville Rd., 869-5272. Sun. 1, First Sunday bird walk, at Tod’s Point, 9 a.m. AUX DÉLICES, 23 Acosta St., Stamford, 326-4540 ext.

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108. Visit auxdelicesfoods .com for menus and dates. BEARDSLEY ZOO, 1875 Noble Ave., Bridgeport, 394-6565. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. One of Connecticut’s top family attractions. See more than 300 animals representing North and South American species and learn about their endangered and threatened species, which include the Amur (Siberian) tiger, Andean condor, Ocelot, Red wolf, Maned wolf, Giant Anteater and Golden lion tamarin. Then grab a bite at the Peacock

Café and take a ride on the carousel. BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREENWICH, 4 Horseneck Lane, 869-3224. Visit bgcg.org for events and programs at the club. BRUCE MUSEUM, 1 Museum Dr., 869-0376. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 1-5 p.m. Visit brucemuseum.org for updated classes and exhibits and after school workshops. DISCOVERY MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM, 4450 Park Ave., Bridgeport, 372-3521. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun.

GREENWICH LIBRARY, 101 W. Putnam Ave., 6227900. The library offers many programs for children: Wee Ones, Tales for Tots, Baby Lapsit, Mother Goose Story Time, call or visit greenwichlibrary.org for dates and times. IMAX THEATER AT MARITIME AQUARIUM, 10 N. Water St., S. Norwalk, 852-0700. For special documentaries and Hollywood films on IMAX, check website for films and times, maritimeaquarium .org. KATONAH MUSEUM OF ART, Rte. 22 at Jay St., Katonah, NY, 914-232-9555. Tues.-Fri. and Sun. 1-5 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays for Tots, 1 p.m; Picture This! Saturday Story Time, select Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.

MARITIME AQUARIUM, 10 N. Water St., S. Norwalk, 852-0700. Daily 10 a.m.5 p.m. The Maritime Aquarium inspires people to appreciate and protect the Long Island Sound ecosystem and the global environment through living exhibits, marine science and environmental education. NEW CANAAN NATURE CENTER, 144 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan, 9669577. Sat. 7, Night of 1,000 Fireflies, Enjoy the magic of a midsummer night at the Nature Center during a guided night hike and see the meadows aglow with the soft light of fireflies, 8-9:30 p.m. RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield, 438-5795. Shakespeare on the Green coming in August. STAMFORD CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Palace Theatre, 61 Atlantic St., Stamford, 325-4466. Stay tuned for The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show coming in November. STAMFORD MUSEUM & NATURE CENTER, 39 Scofieldtown Rd., Stamford, 977-6521 or stamfordmuseum.org. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Astronomy Nights on Fridays: for ages 5-17, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Farmer’s Market. STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN, 303 West Ave., Mathews Park, Norwalk, 899-0606. Every day 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Ongoing exhibits: Energy Lab, Tot Town, build it!, state-of-the-art Multimedia Gallery and Light Gallery; ongoing events: science lab, community gardens; Rainforest Adventures and Color Coaster; visit steppingstonesmuseum.org. WESTPORT ARTS CENTER, 51 Riverside Ave., Westport, 222-7070. Visit westportartscenter.org to sign up for workshops and summer camps. G

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FASHION

Drew Klotz Kinetic Sculpture . . . . . . . 66

Roundabout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

AUTOMOTIVE

FOOD, CATERING & LODGING

New Country Porsche Greenwich . . . . . 93 Pray Body Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Splash Car Wash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

BUILDING & HOME IMPROVEMENT Charles Hilton Architects . . . . . . . . . 39 Davenport Contracting . . . . . . . . . . 24 Douglas VanderHorn Architects . . . . . . 19 Grand Entrance Gates . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 JP McHale Pest Management, Inc. . . . . . . . . . Cover 3

BUSINESS & FINANCE Cacace, Tusch & Santagata . . . . . . . . Citibank/Perry Gaa & Joseph Potvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cummings & Lockwood LLC . . . . . . . . First Republic Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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DECORATING & HOME FURNISHINGS Amy Aidinis Hirsch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

EDUCATION & CHILDREN Greenwich Ballet Academy . . . . . . . . . 57

ENTERTAINMENT Stamford Tent & Event Services . . . . . 63 Star 99.9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147

EVENTS A-list Awards 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 The Alzheimer's Association, Connecticut Chapter Sixth Annual Celebrating Hope 2018 Thank You . . . . . . . . . 145 Best of Greenwich . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Best of the Gold Coast . . . . . . . . . . 138 Best of the Gold Coast Online Store . . 142 Closer to Free Ride . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Sidewalk Sale Days . . . . . . . . . . 146 Greenwich Photo Contest . . . . . . 121, 122 Greenwich Town Party Thank You . . . . 112 Moffly Media's 2018 Event Lineup . . . 137 NYCWFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Orvis Game Fair and Sporting Weekend . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Westport magazine Celebrates 20 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 Women in Business Thank You . . . . . 148

Ada's Kitchen + Coffee . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Citarella . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Fjord Catering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Little Pub . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Marcia Selden Catering & Events . . . . . 57 Méli-Mélo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Ocean House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Private Staff Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Sweet Pea's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 The J House Greenwich . . . . . . . . . . 52 The Mountain Valley Spring Water . . . . 82 The Spread . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

HEALTH & BEAUTY Atria Stamford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Children's Dentistry and Orthodontics of Greenwich/Silvestro Iommazzo, DDS & Victor Pardi, DDS . . . . . . . 132 Christine L. Tierney, DMD . . . . . . . . . 132 Cosmetic Dental of Greenwich LLC/ Dr. James H. Doundoulakis . . . . . . 135 Dental Care Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Dental Care of Stamford . . . . . . . . . 127 Dental Care Orthodontics . . . . . . . . 127 Dr. Bina Park Orthodontics . . . . . . . . 134 Garrick F. Wong, DMD, LTD. . . . . . . . . 133 Goodwin Dental/Danielle Goodwin . . . 134 Greenwich Braces, LLC/Rosemary Ryan, DDS & Tiffany Christensen, DDS, MS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Greenwich Dental Group/David A. Zadik, DDS and Steven Altman DMD, FAGD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Greenwich Family & Cosmetic Dentistry/ George Tsangaroulis, DDS . . . . . . 130 Greenwich Oral Surgery . . . . . . . . . 131 Greenwich Smiles, LLC/Robert N. Tramposch, DDS . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Hospital for Special Surgery . . . . . . . 25 Jeffrey A. Tamucci, DDS . . . . . . . . . . 130 Mark R. Sutton, DDS . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Maxillofacial Surgery of Greenwich/ Vasiliki Karlis, DMD, MD, FACS . . . . 136 My Creative Dentist/Masis Yeterian Jr., DMD, FOCI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 The Nathaniel Witherell . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Park Avenue Vein Laser Center . . . . . . 66 Riverside Orthodontics/ Scott Kesselman, DDS . . . . . . . . 134

Rye Vein Laser Center . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Santo A. DeLallo, DMD, LLC . . . . . . . 136 Shore Endodontic Associates/ Dr. Gerald Hyman . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Stamford Dental Group, LLC/Jack DeGrado, DDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135 Stamford Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 The Waxing Spot by Rosemary and Veri . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Yale NewHaven Health/ Greenwich Hospital . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Zen Bronze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

JEWELRY Betteridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cover 4 Cartier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cover 4

LANDSCAPING, NURSERY & FLORISTS Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses, LLC . . . . . . . . . . 127

NONPROFIT Kids in Crisis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 The Elephant Sanctuary . . . . . . . . . 127

REAL ESTATE Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties/ Patrick Eagan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Coldwell Banker Global Luxury/ Max Wiesen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Coldwell Banker Global Luxury/ Tamar Lurie Group . . . . . . . . . . . 23 David Ogilvy & Associates . . . . Cover 2, 1 Douglas Elliman Real Estate . . . . . . . . 31 Houlihan Lawrence . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 9 Sotheby's International Realty . . . . . 14, 15 William Pitt/Sotheby's International Realty/Victoria Fingelly . . . . . . . . 33 William Raveis . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 5, 21

REAL ESTATE/DESTINATION Business Development Board of Palm Beach County . . . . . . . . . . 16

TRANSPORTATION Rudy's Executive Transportation . . . . 109

MISCELLANEOUS Big Picture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146 Greenwich Sentinel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Westy Self Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 JULY 2018 GREENWICH

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