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Garten was dedicated to her store; she would personally curate and restock Barefoot Contessa's shelves once a week at 3 a.m. Unsurprisingly, dedication paid off with an equally dedicated fan base!

Garten’s now-closed store in East Hampton, the Barefoot Contessa. The first issue of the magazine Martha Stewart Living, which was published in 1990, included an article about Ms. Garten and her ...

East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry Larsen announced the intention that the Village acquire the inns in the Main Street historic district as they become available. The 1770 House is one of five such ...

The Barefoot Contessa star was able to give ... when Garten still owned a food store in East Hampton. She admitted that Stewart played a big role in helping launch her career. ' ...

Garten later penned a column for Martha Stewart Living and secured her first book deal with Stewart's help after bringing a publisher to her specialty food store, The Barefoot Contessa.

For starters, they're thriving professionally. As Contessa shared in a Sept. 2024 interview with The Daily Dish, "We actually are expanding our practice ... A building became available not far ...

Stewart met Garten met in the early ’90s when she visited her since-shuttered Barefoot Contessa shop in East Hampton, New York. “My desk was right in front of the cheese case and we just ended ...

Garten also opened up about crossing paths with Stewart back in the ‘90s, when she was running a food store in East Hampton ... her first cookbook, The Barefoot Contessa — for which Stewart ...