Dig Into Bloodroot History – Iconic Restaurant Giving Away Remaining Items

File image: Noel Furie and Selma Meriam worked their magic in Bloodroot kitchen.

By Andrew DaRosa, CT Post:

The self-described feminist restaurant and bookstore with a vegetarian menu that defined the Black Rock neighborhood is giving away its last few remaining items after closing its doors last December. Among the items being given away include tables, filing cabinets, chairs and desks.

Those interested in the items can reach out to Lauren Ann Mascali at 203-984-9532.

Earlier this year, items from the restaurant, including china, tableware, Bloodroot mementos, cookware, posters, pamphlets, looms, books and art, were sold at an estate sale.

Founded by Noel Furie and Selma Miriam, Bloodroot had operated out of 85 Ferris St. in Bridgeport’s Black Rock neighborhood for 48 years. The decision to close came months after the death of Miriam.

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