Dorothy and Leroy's  Fried chicken and sides. (Staff photo /
October 30, 2013)  At this rate, Windsor will be giving West
Hartford, Glastonbury and Middletown a run for their money in
the destination-dining department. I say this after visiting the
newly relocated and re-opened Dorothy & Leroy's, a southern/soul
food restaurant with Cajun touches. (Add soul food to the list
of good barbecue, diners, Indian restaurants, bakeries and
breakfast spots in the area.)  Fans of vegetable plates may
recall that there was a Dorothy & Leroy's in Bloomfield, which
closed a few years back. I was happy to see the name return and
eager to chow on some southern fare, washed down with sweet tea.
Often, when restaurants relocate and reopen it's in conjunction
with an expansion. But that's becoming less the case these days,
and that's probably good.  Following the fiscal crunch of the
economic collapse of 2008, many restaurants folded. And some are
only just now starting to come back to life or try a chance at
resurrection. (I