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  • Edible East End: Riverhead Project Hires New Chef
    05-05-2013
    Fans of the Riverhead Project will be thrilled to hear of a new hire: executive chef Roy Wohlars.
  • Riverhead News Review: The Riverhead Project gets new chef, menu
    05-05-2013
    The Riverhead Project has a new executive chef and will debut its revamped, seafood-centric menu later this week.
  • North Fork Patch: New Chef In the Kitchen At The Riverhead Project
    05-01-2013
    There's a new chef stirring the pot at The Riverhead Project. Roy Wohlars has joined The Riverhead Project as new executive chef for the start of the summer season. Wohlars has plans to expand the menu and incorporate some of his own recipes, which, he said, are inspired by the local farms and waters of Long Island.
  • tRP Virtual Tour!
    04-03-2013
    We look forward to seeing you live and in-person sometime very soon, but if you want to explore tRP from the comfort of your computer right now, check out this Google Indoor Street View Tour
  • L.I. Restaurant News - Winter Wine Series
    02-05-2013
    Imagine being invited to a small and intimate dinner party in the downstairs vault of a bank. Read more here . . . . http://www.longislandrestaurantnews.com/blog/
  • Newsday - Sunnyside up: Draping food with toppings
    11/3/12
      There's a simple way to enhance virtually any savory dish: Put an egg on it.
  • the edible blog: East End Sunday Wine Dinners at the Riverhead Project
    10/27/2012
     In the vault at the Riverhead Project on can have a private party, attend a book club meeting or go to a wine dinner. For its Fall Series of The Wine Project, tRP will be hosting a representative from Vidalco Wines on October 28. That's this Sunday! Vidalso imports wine from around the world, including unusual countries like Romania, Uruguay, San Marino and Luxembourg. Tickets are $85 per person and the space is limited. Cocktails are at 5 p.m. and dinner starts at 5:30 p.m.
  • Downtown Riverhead gets a new place in history
    September 2012
    by Carl Corry  Riverhead officials and members of the members of the Riverhead Landmarks Preservation Commission had two things to celebrate Tuesday morning. First, they unveiled the first of 20 new historic markers promoting the town’s downtown historic district, which they hope will grab visitors’ attention and spur economic activity. But they also celebrated the recent addition of the Riverhead Main Street Historic District to the National Register of Historic Places.
  • Historic district signs unveiled in downtown Riverhead
    September 2012
    Local government officials and business owners unveiled signage along Riverhead’s East Main Street Tuesday morning to mark the newly-recognized downtown historic district, which was added to the National Register last month.
  • HAMPTONS Magazine - The Guide: The Hamptons Finest
    August 31, 2012
    Click on the link to read the full-page HAMPTONS Magazine feature by Alison Polster. beautifully sourced                                                                                            theRIVERHEADPROJECT uses only the finest ingredients for its ever-changing menu  

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