This January, IHOP restaurants, including both located in Rockland County, are helping breakfastarians achieve their New Year’s resolution – to eat as many of IHOP restaurants’ world famous, freshly made for you buttermilk pancakes as often as they wish, any time of day – by bringing back one of the brand’s most popular and beloved offers, “All You Can Eat” pancakes. From January 4 through February 14, guests dining in participating restaurants can order either five famous buttermilk pancakes or a short stack of two pancakes with a combo plate of eggs, golden hash browns and their choice of breakfast meats for breakfast, lunch or dinner – or all three! Once that initial serving of pancakes has been enjoyed, guests can keep a short stack of two buttermilk pancakes coming again and again until they have had…all they can eat!* Diners can make this offer even sweeter by finishing each stack of pancakes – including each additional short stack – with their favorite fruit topping for one additional cost. Guests can choose to add and switch among the following toppings: · Strawberries · Blueberries · Cinnamon Apples · Peaches “Since the moment we opened 57 years ago, our guests have been able to get the perfect breakfast any time of day,” said Kirk Thompson, Vice President, Marketing, International House of Pancakes, LLC. “And now, with the return of All You Can Eat pancakes, one of our most beloved traditions, it’s even easier for our guests and fellow breakfastarians to get their fill of our warm, delicious buttermilk pancakes, morning, noon and night through February 14 — and what better time to end this promotion than Valentine’s Day, when breakfastarians can celebrate their love of IHOP!” IHOPs are located in Rockland County at the Spring Valley Marketplace and the fourth floor of the Palisades Center Mall.
Four-star restaurant at Shops at Nanuet BY DYLAN SKRILOFF The only problem with the Bonefish Grill, located at the Shops at Nanuet, is that the food is so good you might keep eating until you gain a few pounds. When stepping into the Bonefish Grill one certainly expects a good meal, but the food is […]
BY CAROL MCILMURRAY Nyack-based psychic Maya Nash gave an exclusive interview to the Rockland County Times this week to share her predictions for the new year. Nash is well-known around the country as a psychic and radio host. She has been reading tarot cards at her shop Mind Over Matter, 85 S. Broadway, Nyack for past […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE Shades Rep Theatre CEO Samuel Harps has written an intriguing play about the African Globe Theater, the first all-black theater company founded in Lower Manhattan in 1821. Harps’ two-act drama, directed by Mel Hancock, chronicles the theater company’s struggle to perform Othello with an all-black cast, while the popular all-white Park […]
Photo Courtesy of Bob Wallace Photography The Rockland County YMCA recently held its Night of MAGIC with 140 people assembling together at the Nyack Seaport to honor outstanding citizens and raise funds to support YMCA youth programs. The Hon. Linda Christopher, chairperson of the YMCA Board of Directors, said, “We’re very proud to recognize our […]
Rockland’s great aerial photographer Lee Ross took advantage of the calm, clear weather on Wednesday and went on a voyage over the NY Metro area. He captured some compelling images of Manhattan, Queens Brooklyn and New Jersey all in one shot.
