follow the Trail to New City Love | Connoisseurs Corner

Written By Dahl House Designs

many moons ago, i sang the praises of a restaurant and ice cream shop in hudson, ma, that offered everything from amazing pizzas to an authentic speakeasy (complete with a secret password!) to incredible ice cream…and more! 

since last we lauded, a lot has been happening, so i wanted to catch you all up and tempt you all over again.

rail trail flatbread is still a favorite destination that is always coming up with great new tastes and treats and that has devised some extra-special offerings for valentine’s day. the main room will offer a set of heart-shaped flatbreads that will feature poems by second graders at the nearby farley school while the swanky greater than less than will host aromantic four-course meal featuring their craft kitchen and creative cocktails. and even if you have no interest in the so-called “big game,” a made-from-scratch party platter from rail trail can make any given sunday better!

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Dahl House Designs

Detail-oriented but laid-back, wildly creative yet totally adaptable. I am an all-around creative force, specializing in web design, visual identity, brand implementation, photography, and more. My modern, organic aesthetic and knack for refining and elevating existing brands set my work apart from the crowd.

Design isn’t just what I do—it’s what I love. I have an insatiable desire to learn, experiment, and continue to level up my skills and craft.

When I’m not working, you’ll likely find me outdoors, dancing at a concert, or diving into a new art project. I also foster dogs, though I’m currently taking a break to hang out with my first foster fail, Sinni (Mr. Sinister), a wild and wiggly 2-year-old pittie/shepherd mix. Oh, and I’m pretty fun to work with, let’s create something amazing together!

https://www.dahlhousedesigns.co
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