Savannah & Company in Cortlandt Manor is closing with the last day being brunch on Jan. 25.
Savannah & Company in Cortlandt Manor is closing with the last day being brunch on Jan. 25.
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Opening and closing news for 2 Westchester restaurants

There’s closing and opening news about two longtime Westchester restaurants, one in business 40 years; the other for almost 12. While one has new ownership — and will reopen in April — the other is permanently shutting its doors. Details follow.

Savannah & Company, Cortlandt Manor

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This Southern-style restaurant, a staple in northern Westchester for close to 12 years, is closing. The last meal served with be brunch Jan. 25, with the owners inviting all to come by “and say goodbye the best way we know how — around the table.”

The decision to close did not come easily, the DiPaterio’s wrote on their social media pages. “Like many small, family-run businesses, we’ve faced changing circumstances in the last few years, and after much thought, we believe this is the right moment to close this chapter with intention and gratitude.

“What started as a dream around a kitchen table grew into a room full of regulars, a second home, and a constant reminder of how good food can bring people together. We are grateful for so many memories that we’ll carry forever. Every meal, every smile, every familiar face meant the world to us.”

After Jan. 25, gift cards will be accepted at Little Sorrento in Yorktown through Dec. 1. 3901 Crompond Road, 914-736-1203, savannahandco.com.

Scaramella’s Restaurant, Dobbs Ferry

John Greco, owner of Louie & Johnnie’s Ristorante Primavera, which just celebrated 30 years in Yonkers, has, as of Jan. 8, taken over Scaramella’s, which has been around for 40 years. After doing a complete renovation and adding a new menu with a focus on personal pizzas and house made pasta, it will reopen sometime around April 1, under the moniker Rosie Bella’s, a nickname for his wife. Stay tuned to The Journal News/lohud for updates. 1 Southfield Ave.

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This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Opening and closing news for 2 Westchester restaurants

Reporting by Jeanne Muchnick, Rockland/Westchester Journal News / Rockland/Westchester Journal News

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