New collaboration: Edible Long Island magazine!

25 Apr

I am pleased to announce that Edible Long Island has launched its first salvo into the Riverhead to Queens border Long Island food follies and that I am a part of it! The blog went live today, including my story on The Greek…a lovely little restaurant near me started by a local restaurant tycoon! So visit and enjoy, and I will keep you “posted” as more of my work comes up and when the print edition comes out (summer or later!) Now let’s hope that The Greek didn’t suddenly close…we just ordered from them about a week ago but their site says they are closed for the summer? Eek!

Peter the Greek (click to link to story)

Tags: Greek food, Natalia's publications and articles, restaurant reviews

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Mad Dog April 26, 2013 at 9:26 am #

Cool – I hope it all goes well 🙂

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- Natalia at Hot, Cheap & Easy April 27, 2013 at 8:14 pm #
  
  Thank you! And thanks so much for visiting the article and commenting. That is so thoughtful of you and much appreciated!
  
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