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    Friday, May 24, 2024

    The taste buds’ guide to Waterford

    As established elsewhere in these pages, Waterford can be justifiably proud about its pizza options. But that doesn’t preclude enjoying the town’s other dining possibilities.

    Lunch at Cafe NV in Waterford Wednesday, October 19, 2022. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
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    In fact, a stubborn Waterfordite (Waterfordist? Waterfordian?) who flatly refuses to leave the Big W for any reason – and is allergic to pizza – could rotate among a fine variety of restaurants and live in culinary happiness for a long time.

    She or he — or perhaps a blissful couple — might then settle into a routine of sampling from the following restaurants and find plenty of pleasing variety and reliable service. There’s also Ivy’s Simply Homemade, a place where you can gourmet sandwiches and such to go as well as prepared meals.

    Caffé NV — Insider’s tip: try Bonnie’s Pecan Salmon ($23.95), 57 Boston Post Road, (860) 444-8111 www.nvbakeryandmarket.com.

    Caffé NV Bakery — Insider’s tip: try the Spicy Chicken Melt Grilled Cheese ($10.95), 40 Boston Post Road, (860) 574-9038, www.nvbakeryandmarket.com.

    Filomena’s — Insider’s tip: try the Gnocchi al Palma ($25), 262 Boston Post Road, www.filomenascafe.com, (860) 437-1010.

    The Shack — Insider’s tip: try the Corned Beef Hash Wrapper ($8.49), 131 Boston Post Road, www.shackrestaurants.com, 860-442-6660.

    Ivy’s Simply Homemade — Insider’s tip: try the Ham & Herb Cheese Sandwich ($9.50), 316 Boston Post Road, (860) 442-8686, www.ivysimplyhomemade.com

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