Child food critic brings boost to Bethel’s restaurant buzz
A 9-year-old food critic from Bethel, known to his new-found fans as Nicky Zooks, is encouraging kids his age to try new things and providing a boost to restaurants amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2ds agoA 9-year-old food critic from Bethel, known to his
new-found fans as Nicky Zooks, is encouraging kids his age to try new things
and providing a boost to restaurants amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nicholas Zaccagno’s YouTube channel, Nicky Will Eat It, has
nearly 1,000 followers from around the world.
"When this pandemic started, I wanted to do something
for the businesses and so I decided to go to each place and I order my favorite
thing and I tell the viewers about it," he told News 12.
Restaurants say Nicky’s videos have been a boost for them.
He hopes to have a career as a chef when he grows up.
“I think that it’s really fun to make food," he said.
In his latest video, Nicky visited Note Kitchen and Bar in
Bethel.
