Sophia Leang has cut back on her work in the film industry to bring her family-friendly bubble tea shop to Bethel.

This month's Bites of Bethel column features Whitlock's Restaurant, Bethel's hidden gem serving the freshest fish, steaks, pasta and more!

Voted Best Indian Restaurant in CT - Experts Pick - in CT Magazine, Bethel's Spice Indian Cuisine and Bar has been going strong since 2019.

Café Duo opens in downtown Bethel serving up delicious coffee from Guatemala and Columbia and fresh baked sweet or savory baked options.

In just 2 years, Chef/Owner Chris Bruno has cultivated a well loved restaurant with an exceptional menu and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Community Shellfish, a shellfish processing distribution business, is making waves in Bethel, CT.

Bethel's beloved thriving destination restaurant, La Zingara, celebrates its 20th year this month.

Calling all past, present and future foodies! Bethel's Chamber of Commerce presents Restaurant Week 2023, 2/27-3/3/2023. Don't miss this!

In this month's Bites of Bethel, here's some buzz about Bethel's newest restaurant Dragonfly, located at 55 Stony Hill Road.

House of Yoshida, celebrates 20 years of offering fresh sushi and authentic Japanese dishes including Shabu Shabu which is Japanese fondue.

Vesta Rooftop Kitchen located at 8 PT Barnum Square in Bethel, CT is the perfect casual rooftop escape.

Some might say that Bethel's vibe is that of a beach-town without a beach, boasting a unique variety of outdoor dining and music options.

Bethel's newest restaurant, Edison Kitchen, is all about preparing meals with fresh ingredients, offering fine service and a positive vibe.

Check out the well deserved article by Litchfield Distillery featuring Bethel's J. Lawrence Downtown and their masterful bartenders.

In this month's Bites of Bethel, Genée West shares the story of Asian Kitchen, one of Bethel's newest gems.

Varano Bakery is a not so hidden and well loved gem located at 198 Greenwood Avenue in Bethel, CT.

Genée West interviews Molten Java's owner Wendy Cahill about what makes Bethel's best place for coffee and treats so unique.

So how did a traditionally seaside establishment end up washed so far inland?

Taking a bite out of Portofino Restaurant & Wine Bar