IntoxiKate (v):
to excite or elate foodies to the point of enthusiasm or frenzy;
to live life deliciously*
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Get your tickets now for the Beer and Barnacles Event at Moderne Barn! A tasty tribute to the Armonk Volunteer Fire Company, the event features live music, beer and plenty …
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Tune in to the Lisa Wexler Radio Show from 4 to 6 p.m. as she broadcasts live from the farmer’s market at Ridge Hill. You may hear a familiar voice! …
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{IntoxiKate Series} No Check In to Check Out is a series about the re-emerging hotel restaurant. With a new generation of business travelers (and diners) looking for quality meals, local …
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Last night’s Best of Westchester 2013 Party at New Rochelle’s Glen Island Harbor Club in photos. To check out more images of the Westchester Magazine event, visit the IntoxiKate Pinterest …
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If you’re looking to throw a party like a rock star, why not choose a venue named after one? The Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre recently opened Garcia’s (named after the …
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{By IntoxiKate contributing writer Jeanne Muchnick} Ardsley native Ken Carlton is known among his friends for his delectable tuna tartare and witty dinner conversation. And so the Park Slope resident, …