Call 860-688-9035
Hours
Grill
Mon-Fri: 7am-7pm
Saturday: 8am-7pm
Sunday: 11am-3pm
Deli
Mon - Fri 7am-3pm
Saturday: 8am-3pmSunday: Closed
Email to order lunch by 9:30 am
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Bart's Drive In Restaurant55 Palisado Ave
Windsor, CT 06095
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February 6, 2006We will be closing today at 3 to go to Scott's basketball game. He made 3 baskets at his last game! Go Scott!
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Congratulations To The WinnerCongratulations to Peter Samuels from Turbotec Products, Inc.! Please stop by the Beanery for your FREE lunch!
When visiting the Beanery, drop your card in the box for a chance to win a free lunch. Drawings weekly.
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Valentine's Day SpecialPick up a great gift for that special someone at the Beanery, Koko's or the Water Closet Bath and Book. Together we have created a gift basket with lot's of goodies...Only $50.00!
Enjoy coffee, tea, chocolate, Valentine candle and more!!
We will deliver in Windsor FREE or ship anywhere in the US for $4.35.
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Specials of the Day/WeekSandwich Special - Stuffed pork with apple sauce on a roll. ($6.25)
Salad Special - Macaroni Salad ($1.25)
Drink Special - Medium "Cafe Chocolate" with whipped cream and a peppermint stick. ($2.30)
Soups of the Day
Monday
--Beef Stew
--Portabello Mushroom
Tuesday
--Split Pea & Ham
--Chicken Tortellini
Wednesday
--Pasta Fagioli
--Apple Squash Butternut
Thursday
--Sparkey's Hungarian Mushroom
--Lobster Bisque
Friday
--Tomato Rice
--New England Clam Chowder
FREE Delivery with a minimum purchase of $15.00. Order must be called in before 10:30 AM. |
PaulaWalla.com & The Water Closet Bath & Book Shop Visit The BeaneryLocal gift shops display at the Beanery Bistro
PaulaWalla Imports and The Water Closet Bath and Book will have displays at The Beanery Bistro. Check out what these other Windsor businesses have to offer!
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Beanery Book ClubThe Beanery Bistro Book Club meets once a month. For information call Val at 688-2224.
The next meeting of the Beanery Book Club is February 20th at 7:00 PM.
Probable Future
By Susan Kelly, USA TODAY
In 1697 a child with long, black hair wanders out of the winter woods and into the God-fearing town of Unity. She is greeted with suspicion, reluctantly harbored and, while in her teens, is killed by townsfolk who are suspicious of her inability to feel physical pain.
But Rebecca Sparrow - so named because the birds flocked to her - lived long enough to give birth to a daughter. That baby also grew into a young woman with long, black hair and a different unique quality: She needed almost no sleep. And in time, she had a daughter, similarly beautiful and strange.
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Artist Susan Tait Porcaro At The Beanery Bistro! |  | |
Stop by the Beanery Bistro and check out the art work by local artist Susan Tait Porcaro! They are so life like they look like photographs. Take a closer look...they are colored pencil illustrations!
About the artist. Susan was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts. She started drawing once she could hold a crayon, and developing an interest in fashion illustration and portraiture in high school using colored pencil and chalk pastels. During this time Susan lived abroad in England for three years, returning to attend Chamberlayne Junior College in Boston to earn an Associates Degree in Illustration, and a Bachelor in Fine Arts in Illustration from the University of Lowell, Lowell, Massachusetts. With her extensive experience, Susan became an on-staff illustrator for an advertising agency in Andover, Massachusetts before moving to Connecticut. There, she worked for nearly 6 years in the advertising department in a major Connecticut department store. After that, she was employed as a full time illustrator in a Massachusetts publishing company until 2000. It was at this time, she decided to pursue her goal of illustration, portraitures, and still life's full time. One of her first projects was illustrating a series of children's books for the Huckleberry Press, while continuing to illustrate on a freelance basis for many other firms. Over the years, Susan has exhibited her work in numerous local and national art shows. Currently, she is a member of the local art community, and organizations. Susan is also a member of the Colored Pencil Society of America, and continues to exhibit on a regular basis. She lives happily in Connecticut with her husband and three boys.
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