South Norwalk
While SoNo has a catchy name, it is actually a neighborhood within the larger South Norwalk, which prior to 1913 was its won town. South Norwalk stretches along the coast until it turns into Rowayton, itself its own town. Elegant Victorians in Golden Hill, and home to Flax hill Park, Village Creek, Wilson’s Point, and Harborview— the neighborhoods of South Norwalk feature water views and coastal living.
The Ultimate Guide to the Best Bars in Norwalk
From the new-on-the-scene best bars to the best spots for cocktails to terrific whiskey joints, here’s where to get a drink in Norwalk. Small town
Discover Norwalk Pizza
Periodically we do extensive research and eat a lot of pizza. This means we have a go to list of who does the best pizza
Living in Brookside
Brookside is a classic suburban neighborhood, plenty of trees and a convenient location for those seeking a bit more elbow room without giving up convenience.
Living in Rowayton
Originally a fishing hamlet and oyster harvesting community, Rowayton’s history dates back to the 17th century. The village grew around the Five Mile River, which still serves as its picturesque centerpiece. Historic captain’s homes and converted fishing cottages dot the landscape, telling the story of the community’s seafaring past while providing distinctive housing options for today’s residents.
Wave Hill Breads
Wave Hill Breads offers a full cafe experience on Westport Ave in Norwalk that provides an oasis of fresh bread in the corridor.
Happy Thanksgiving
On this quintessential American holiday, I offer a station break to the other American pastime of endless “Black Friday” marketing. Today we celebrate the story
Best Lobster Roll
Harvesting succulent lobster from the Long Island Sound is but a faded memory. The coastal harbors of Connecticut used to be home to the vibrant
Broad River: The Deep Dive
Broad River is a suburban neighborhood located in Norwalk, Connecticut, characterized by its residential charm and convenient access to urban amenities. Situated between Route 7
Why Is It Named That? Nylked Terrace in Rowayton
Now that the election is over, Veterans Day came and went, and soon Thanksgiving will lead into Christmas, it is officially the end of warm
Norwalk’s Old Fashioned Creative Economy
The history of Norwalk from the top, of your head that is. This is about the hat making industry.
History of Wilson Point
Textile merchant Lewis O’ Wilson and the history of Wilson’s Point.
