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PROFILE Syracuse SYRACUSE’S ONLY MAGNET HOSPITAL. usairwaysmag.com May 2006 208 A classic Hofmann’s Hot Haus Hofmann’s has been making franks and coneys for more than 100 years. It’s grown to three locations in the area, but the original Hot Haus still serves up the local favorites. Start with a double coney, and end with a chocolate chip cookie from another local favorite, Harrison Bakery. The community-driven restaurant also hosts a summer car club in its parking lot. 401 Northern Lights Plaza, 315-454-4271, hofmannhothaus.com Thai done right Lemon Grass Lemon Grass has been serving savory Pacific-Rim Thai food for more than 17 years, winning multiple awards along the way, including a Best Coleman’s Pub: Leprechauns please enter here of Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator magazine seven years in a row. Try the Tamarind Duck, a popular version of the restaurant’s Long Island Duck entree. 238 W. Jefferson St., 315-475-1111, lemongrass-238bistro.com Comfort food Pastabilities Located in the growing district of Armory Square, Pastabilities’ laid-back sophistication has made it a local favorite for more than 20 years. Its homemade pasta, soups, salads, and desserts are authentic and classic. Try a specialty, the baked spinach and feta manicotti with house tomato sauce. The madefrom-scratch bread here is so popular, the restaurant had to open a separate bakery across the street to sell it. 311 S. Franklin St., 315-474-1153, pastabilities.com PIZZA PIE Twin Trees For more than 50 years, Twin Trees has been making some of central New York’s most popular and award-winning pizza. Try a velvety cheese pizza topped with fresh tomato slices for a refreshingly different spin on an original favorite. Or, order the Italian platter for two to taste a variety. Arriving with a half carafe of wine, it’s the perfect way to unwind and indulge. 1100 Avery Ave., St. Joseph’s patients and their loved ones always tell us how special our nurses are. And they’re not alone. The American Nurses Credentialing Center has once again awarded St. Joseph’s Magnet recognition for nursing excellence. Magnet status is widely considered to be the gold standard in nursing care, and we’re proud to have achieved it for another four years. More importantly, we’re proud of the dedication, professionalism and compassion that St. Joseph’s nurses bring to our patients each and every day. 315-468-0622, syracuse.com/sites/twintrees —Compiled by Courtney Bowman Enjoy live jazz on Thursday nights at Asti Caffe in Little Italy. St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center 301 Prospect Ave. • Syracuse, NY • www.sjhsyr.org St. Joseph’s is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis.
PROFILE Syracuse Last look Vintage images depict the Syracuse Weighlock Building, built in 1850 and now home to the Erie Canal Museum. The Erie Canal Museum today usairwaysmag.com SEPtember 2007 214 Hub of Early Superhighway p h o t o s C o u r t e s y o f E r i e C a n a l M u s e u m Syracuse’s proximity to the Erie Canal helped the city prosper, positioning Syracuse as a transportation hub and luring warehouses and businesses to open along the canal. The Syracuse Weighlock Building was used to weigh cargocarrying boats and collect tolls from canal travelers. The Greek Revival building dates back to 1850 and is the last remaining weighlock in the US. The last boat traveled down the canal in 1922; dirt and blacktop soon filled the former waterway. The Erie Canal Museum (eriecanalmuseum.org) opened in the former weighlock building in 1962 to offer visitors a glimpse of life on the canal. Exhibits include a full-size replica of a canal boat, a postcard arcade depicting scenes of life in 19th- and 20th-century Syracuse, and a replica of a canal-side tavern where travelers stopped for drinks and food. — Martha-Page Ransdell
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PROFILE<br />
<strong>Syracuse</strong><br />
SYRAC<strong>US</strong>E’S ONLY<br />
MAGNET HOSPITAL.<br />
usairwaysmag.com May 2006<br />
208<br />
A classic<br />
H<strong>of</strong>mann’s Hot Haus<br />
H<strong>of</strong>mann’s has been making franks<br />
and coneys for more than 100 years.<br />
It’s grown to three locations in the<br />
area, but the original Hot Haus still<br />
serves up the local favorites. Start with<br />
a double coney, and end with a chocolate<br />
chip cookie from another local favorite,<br />
Harrison Bakery. The community-driven<br />
restaurant also hosts a<br />
summer car club in its parking lot.<br />
401 Northern Lights Plaza, 315-454-4271,<br />
h<strong>of</strong>mannhothaus.com<br />
Thai done right<br />
Lemon Grass<br />
Lemon Grass has been serving savory<br />
Pacific-Rim Thai food for more<br />
than 17 years, winning multiple<br />
awards along the way, including a Best<br />
Coleman’s Pub:<br />
Leprechauns please<br />
enter here<br />
<strong>of</strong> Award <strong>of</strong> Excellence from Wine<br />
Spectator magazine seven years in a<br />
row. Try the Tamarind Duck, a popular<br />
version <strong>of</strong> the restaurant’s Long Island<br />
Duck entree. 238 W. Jefferson St.,<br />
315-475-1111, lemongrass-238bistro.com<br />
Comfort food<br />
Pastabilities<br />
Located in the growing district <strong>of</strong><br />
Armory Square, Pastabilities’ laid-back<br />
sophistication has made it a local favorite<br />
for more than 20 years. Its homemade<br />
pasta, soups, salads, and desserts<br />
are authentic and classic. Try a specialty,<br />
the baked spinach and feta manicotti<br />
with house tomato sauce. The madefrom-scratch<br />
bread here is so popular,<br />
the restaurant had to open a separate<br />
bakery across the street to sell it. 311 S.<br />
Franklin St., 315-474-1153, pastabilities.com<br />
PIZZA PIE<br />
Twin Trees<br />
For more than 50 years, Twin Trees<br />
has been making some <strong>of</strong> central New<br />
York’s most popular and award-winning<br />
pizza. Try a velvety cheese pizza<br />
topped with fresh tomato slices for a refreshingly<br />
different spin on an original<br />
favorite. Or, order the Italian platter for<br />
two to taste a variety. Arriving with a<br />
half carafe <strong>of</strong> wine, it’s the perfect way<br />
to unwind and indulge. 1100 Avery Ave.,<br />
St. Joseph’s patients and their loved ones always tell us how special our<br />
nurses are. And they’re not alone. The American Nurses Credentialing<br />
Center has once again awarded St. Joseph’s Magnet recognition for<br />
nursing excellence. Magnet status is widely considered to be the gold<br />
standard in nursing care, and we’re proud to have achieved it for<br />
another four years. More importantly, we’re proud <strong>of</strong> the dedication,<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism and compassion that St. Joseph’s nurses bring to our<br />
patients each and every day.<br />
315-468-0622, syracuse.com/sites/twintrees<br />
—Compiled by Courtney Bowman<br />
Enjoy live jazz on Thursday nights<br />
at Asti Caffe in Little Italy.<br />
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center<br />
301 Prospect Ave. • <strong>Syracuse</strong>, NY • www.sjhsyr.org<br />
St. Joseph’s is sponsored by the Sisters <strong>of</strong> St. Francis.
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