Tag: Unhidden Gems
26
Jul
Unhidden Gem: Dhaba Wala
by Kerri Ana Provost
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It may be a hole in the wall, but between its bright signs and façade, Dhaba Wala is easily visible to those traveling on Pearl...
28
Jun
Unhidden Gem: St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Something rare about St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral is that unlike most other institutions, the church bothered to create an in depth and public account...
14
Jun
Unhidden Gem: The Flaming Llama
by Kerri Ana Provost
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There have been thousands of articles published referring to Hartford’s “Little Italy,” yet so far, no mention of “Little Peru” has been made by the...
31
May
Unhidden Gems: Ukrainian National Home
by Kerri Ana Provost
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It’s 1.6 miles from St. Michael the Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church to the Ukrainian National Home of Hartford, and then another tenth of a mile...
17
May
Unhidden Gems: Min Min Myanmar Market
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Instead of talking about the recent coup and related violence in Myanmar, or Hartford’s Karen refugees, I bring you photos of some of what you...
03
May
Unhidden Gems: Que Huong
by Kerri Ana Provost
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You can go home again. Arriving in the United States from Vietnam in 1975, owner Ve Do opened Que Huong at 355 New Park Avenue...
19
Apr
Unhidden Gems: Baltyk
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Add to the long list of foods available in Hartford: cherry babka, cheese babka, challah, poppy seed strudel, pierogi. In the general excitement over the...
05
Apr
Unhidden Gems: Fung
by Kerri Ana Provost
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This post is about Fung and it is not about Fung. It’s what makes Fung Chinese Restaurant possible, and what threatens it, and others like...
22
Mar
Unhidden Gems: St. Anne’s
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Today, the church is closed. In the late 19th century, Catholic French-Canadians decided they wanted their own parish. Before having a designated space for worship,...
08
Mar
Unhidden Gems: Lo Sano
by Kerri Ana Provost
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I can’t possibly talk about Lo Sano and Hartford present without first staring down some Hartford nostalgia. Like many buildings of a certain age, this...