Subscribe!
Old-World gourmet goodies are back in New Paltz, thanks to Russo’s Italian Deli

December 17, 2012 05:00 PM | 0 0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend | print
There are certain types of businesses that are essential to have in a town the size of New Paltz, if you want to encourage people to “shop local,” and one of those is a real Italian delicatessen. You know the kind that I mean: with strings of well-dried sopressata sausage and “piglets” of scamorze cheese hanging from the ceiling; trays of home-baked focaccia and cannoli displayed enticingly on the counter; bins full of a rainbow of varieties of imported olives, artichoke hearts and other essential antipasto ingredients in the refrigerated cabinets; bottles of intriguing products from Italy like fancy oils and hand-cut pasta on the shelves.
Share This Article |
similar stories

New Paltz village Board votes to make mayor’s position part-time; West threatens to resign | 27 days ago

New Paltz Regatta draws record crowds | 13 days ago

Newcomers flock to fill vacant New Paltz School Board seats | 20 days ago

Kids’ Almanac (May 9-16) | 14 days ago

The state of farming in the Hudson Valley | 3 days ago

Comments
(0)
Comments-icon Post a Comment
No Comments Yet

Comment Guidelines
Note: The above are comments from the readers. In no way do they represent the view of Ulster Publishing.
845-336-2633 845-336-2633