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Charlie Miller

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Covers:  Food, drinks and fun.
Journalist for syracuse.com and The Post-Standard. Professor at Syracuse University. Indiana and SU grad. Always searching for the #BestOfCNY.

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I'm a multimedia journalist for The Post-Standard and its website syracuse.com. I write stories, take photos and produce videos about the best that Central New York has to offer. I usually focus on restaurants, bars and everything fun.

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Taste of Syracuse 2026: The ultimate 10-course tasting menu built from $2 samples

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By Charlie Miller 
| Syracuse.com
Syracuse, N.Y. — There are two ways to attack Taste of Syracuse. You can wander from booth to booth, letting your stomach make impulsive decisions for you. Or you can treat the festival like a five-block restaurant with more than 100 kitchens and build yourself a proper tasting menu. This year, I chose the latter.
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Syracuse Sandwiches: At Boulangerie in Franklin Square, the bread comes first

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By Charlie Miller 
| Syracuse.com
(We all have our go-to order. This series is about shaking that up. Each week, I’ll spotlight one sandwich at a Central New York restaurant worth trying — and explain why it ended up on my plate. Got a suggestion? Text me at 315-382-1984. Don’t be surprised if I ask you to join me.) **** Syracuse, N.Y. — Most sandwich shops boast about their meats, cheeses and toppings. At Boulangerie Cafe in Franklin Square, owner Jim Paglia would rather tell you about the bread.
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One of Syracuse’s biggest pizza secrets is out: Pavone’s owner bought Paladino’s in Cicero

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By Charlie Miller 
| Syracuse.com
Cicero, N.Y. — One of Central New York’s biggest pizza secrets has been hiding in plain sight for nearly a year. Randall Hon, owner of two Pavone’s Pizza shops and Poundtown Burger Bar, revealed this week that he purchased Paladino’s in Cicero from founder Anthony Paladino in August 2025 after a transition process that began nearly two years ago. Most customers never noticed.
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