🍷 Lodi restaurant to close: Wine and dine before it’s gone

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Without further delay, here’s an update on a unique Lodi restaurant that will be closing its doors soon.
Dano’s Heuriger on Seneca in Lodi − about 12 miles northwest of Trumansburg − will serve its last meal on Dec. 1.
The husband-and-wife team of Dano Hutnik and Karen Gilman opened the Austrian restaurant, housed in a contemporary building on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake, in 2005.
Its idyllic setting encompasses an herb garden, a dining room with high ceilings that show off Gilman’s colorful artwork as well as huge windows that offer a panoramic view of the hillside and the lake.
Get a taste of the place before it’s gone in this article.
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