patroon

Much in life has changed since then, of course, including Patroon.

"Patroon will make dinner to go, if you approach them the right way," he said.

He particularly liked to work the private party rooms upstairs at Patroon.

"What is the young Old Patroon about to turn his hand to next?"

Each tenant was required to state their loyalty to the patroon, without question.

The creek received its name from the patroon of Rensselaerswyck.

At Patroon, one cook's sole job is to do the french fries.

Additionally, no farmer could sell any good without first offering it to patroon.

Shortly thereafter, in a state of shock, he was still waiting tables at Patroon.

Old Patroon seems to be taking me over.

She was also related to the Rensselaer family, the most prestigious of the old patroon families.

It's as if the crack professionals moved on when Patroon closed for renovations.

But as I recall, the steaks were not so great when Patroon first opened.

He made Patroon much more than a club for big men in search of red meat and a limo-size cigar.

I'm afraid Old Patroon is not doing his duty.

In turn, the patroon brought livestock, implements and buildings.

In return, a patroon was expected to establish a settlement of at least 50 families within four years of the original grant.

Duck a l'orange Patroon is a stunning rendition of an old standard.

Like Patroon and City Hall, this is a restaurant that looks forward by looking back.

The houses are now renamed as Mohawk and Patroon house.

Each patroon would have the chief command within their respective patroonship, having the sole rights to fish and hunt.

The oath of allegiance has been recorded by history and each tenant was required to state it to the patroon's representative.

Two of these shares he retained, together with the title and honors of the original patroon.

Every ship passing the island had to lower its flag in deference to the patroon and pay five stivers.

Mr. Wenzel himself is now working at Patroon three nights a week.