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Ithaca, NY —

1 – Monks adds “Heretical Secrets”, a space for short runs of interesting cocktails

Monks expands cocktail menu with “Heretical Secrets” (video) – Monks on the Commons is already making a name for itself with soulful food and sinful cocktails, and Roland Coggin is still shaking things up, literally and figuratively, behind the bar.

Photo by Jennifer Wholey.

2 – The Easter Bunny bounded into town for brunch at the Ithaca Marriott on the Commons

Photo provided.

3 – Eat, drink, bowl, and now listen to sweet tunes at Atlas

Photo by Mike Blaney.

4 – New grilled options at Jack’s offer a healthy, juicy alternative

Photo by Jennifer Wholey.

5 – Luna Inspired Street Food introduces longer restaurant hours and menu overhaul at Ithaca Yacht Club

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6 – Three times the tacos, three times a week with The Bickering Twins

The Bickering Twins bring tacos to Fall Creek and Collegetown, three times a week – The Bickering Twins first made waves almost a year ago with their first pop-up restaurant event, and their take on fresh, authentic Latin American food.

These days, Ithacans don’t have to wait once a month for mouth-watering moles and hand-pressed corn tortillas. Ithaca Voice

Photo by Jennifer Wholey.

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Jennifer Wholey is a feature writer and Head of Dining Partnerships for the Ithaca Voice. Contact her at jwholey@ithacavoice.com.