I really enjoyed my lunch here! They have lunch specials with are fantastic. I got the tomato soup…read morewith half a chicken Parm wedge. It was really delicious. Loved the soup! It hit the spot. My friend got the grilled cheese with crispy fries, which was equally satisfying and perfect. The staff is always friendly and nice and the food is always consistently delicious. We will be back soon!

Super good and such a cool venue. It is the old Valhalla train station with a vaulted ceiling on…read morethe bar a presidential car you can sit in. It also hosts regular seating or we sat in the caboose, which was very quiet and nice. The food was excellent. The servings were generous the price just right for what you get. The food was delicious. Everyone was very nice and we had a wonderful time. We had older people with us and they were very accommodating . It's right by the current functioning Valhalla train station if you were coming from the city, you could come up have a bite and go for a hike by the Valhalla Dam, or down the sawmill river walkway.

The Sandwich Spot truly stands out as one of the best places to eat in Valhalla. What makes it…read morespecial is the consistent commitment to freshness, bold flavor, and genuinely high-quality ingredients that you can taste in every bite. The Moo-ffah is a must-try and easily one of the most memorable sandwiches on the menu. It's the kind of signature item that keeps you coming back again and again. If you're looking for a reliable spot that delivers great food every single time, The Sandwich Spot is an easy recommendation.

Last Sunday, I ordered the Aristocrat breakfast sandwich online after deciding to give this place…read moreanother try. I had enjoyed their sandwiches in the past, especially the One Upper, so I was looking forward to it. Unfortunately, about two and a half hours after eating the sandwich, I became sick and vomited multiple times. The Aristocrat breakfast sandwich was the only thing I had eaten that day, and I believe it was what made me sick. The following day, I was dealing with significant stomach pain from vomiting so much. My mom called the restaurant and spoke with Marisa, who apologized and offered me a free sandwich. While I appreciated the apology, a free sandwich didn't make up for how sick I became. During the conversation, Marisa suggested that the issue may have been unrelated to the food. Given that the sandwich was the only thing I had eaten that day and I don't have any known food allergies, I felt my concerns were not fully addressed. It's disappointing because I expected the same quality I remembered, but this experience was the complete opposite. It will be a while before I feel comfortable returning.

Townhouse is a solid diner located between Valhalla and North White Plains. We went on a Saturday…read moreat 10am and it wasn't crowded. The staff were very friendly and patient as our group slowly trickled in. I ordered the Townhouse omelette which came with feta, mushrooms, spinach, and gyro meat. It was good but needed a lot of hot sauce and black pepper for extra flavor. The home fries were also good but need to be more crispy. Despite us all ordering it extra crispy, they're still pretty soft. It's a decent diner spot overall.

Food was good, busy place that locals seem to like for omelets, waffles, pancakes. The coffee was…read morevery good. I hope to go back again.

Always fresh and quick. Plated food for dining in!…read more Fantastic soups and they even deliver to the airport.

A solid local stop for a casual brunch that keeps things simple and consistent. This is a smaller…read morecafé with a handful of tables, so timing can matter. We ordered first and, while waiting, a table opened up that fit our family of four perfectly. Parking is typically available right out front, with additional options nearby, so access is easy. The setup is counter service, but once you order, they bring the food over, which keeps things moving without feeling rushed. I went with the French toast with bacon and an egg over easy on the side, a classic combo that hit the mark. The food came out fresh and satisfying, exactly what you want from a neighborhood brunch spot. The space is clean, and staff regularly wipe down tables, which doesn't go unnoticed. A reliable, no-frills café in the Silver Lake section that we've returned to multiple times and will continue to keep in rotation.

OK, so in theory, I love Blue Hill. My friend and her husband treated my husband, kids and me for…read moremy birthday. I had warned that my kids would likely not touch anything there, and so we relied on some store purchases to occupy them. The person working the cash register was a little off, insisting everything was kid friendly. They were serving a Reuben-style sandwich situation that honestly, was not my vibe. I do not like most fermented things besides a full sour pickles and some varieties of olives. The sides were all delicious, as was the dessert. The grounds were very pretty, too.

Wasn't really impressed by this place. I heard good things about it. And, I wanted to stop by…read more I visited the cafe in the early afternoon. There were absolutely no pastries or food available. I was shocked and was surprised. If you're open, wouldn't you make sure you have pastries and food out until you close? I also was in the cafe for about 10 minutes. There were two employees working and they seemed to be cleaning. They did not interact with anyone who was in the cafe or me. I probably wouldn't come back here, because of my experience here. The two stars is for the scenery, not the cafe experience.

First time here. I'm not sure if I was overcharged or if this is typical. I ordered a peppercorn…read moreturkey sandwich on a roll with lettuce and mayonnaise. Nothing else. The woman behind the register repeated what I said and then proceeded to load the round sandwich in the bag. I was charged $11.91! I thought OK, maybe the sandwiches are really large??? When I got home, I unwrapped the sandwich. If anything it was smaller than most deli sandwiches. Lots of bread and very little meat. definitely not an overstuffed sandwich! Usually you can get a wedge for less money. Hmmmm... maybe this is a typical sandwich here? I'm not sure.

Food is very good. Service is good. It's REALLY OVERPRICED! There are a lot of good deli's in the…read morearea that don't charge near as much for the same thing.

Very quick service. A lot of family the atmosphere is very friendly and cozy. A 1970-80 diner that…read moreserves big burgers and breakfast all day. On our way to jack o'lantern pumpkin blaze this was definitely a convenient stop :)

First of all, prepare yourself. If you're coming from the city, it will take a while, and a cab…read morewill cost you. It is worth every penny, more on that later. Come early if you can so you don't miss anything. The tour is really cool - I could listen to their seedy stories all day. It is an incredible meal. Everything is fresh, and it's just amazing to try all these flavorful veggies and realize that all food can and should taste this good. Our starters include a fresh stalk of fennel, cucumber with yogurt, spinach lettuce to be snipped with scissors, etc, etc, omg so much more. We got a lot of asparagus and peas made in many ways, and it was magical. There are fascinating food lessons throughout the meal, as we're introduced to the four plants in the buckwheat family with a delicious "horseradish tofu" and buckwheat dumplings in dashi. Purple Passion Asparagus is literally the best vegetable I've ever tasted - all the sweetness of asparagus amplifed with literally none of the unpleasant fibrous stalks. I also loved trying an egg from a waste-fed chicken. The bread was pretty burnt on the bottom so the taste was a bit off-putting. Unfortunate as it was really interesting to try the single udder butters. Getting to see chef Dan up close was awesome (sorry, chef, I'm the weirdo who took 50 photos of you). And yes, I did ask and the staff assured me it was okay. Every table gets a different menu, and I can honestly say I loved everything I ate. Altogether, it's the most amazing experience - I have never sat down to dinner at 5 PM and not left the table until 11, and the food is so fresh and so good that I still felt good after eating so much. My only advice is that you should definitely ask for something if you want it. My fault for forgetting to ask - I would have really liked to try the veal, and it also sucked to get just steak while the table next to me got bone marrow. That said, I would still highly recommend this experience and would absolutely come back for more.

Truly incredible experience from start to finish, and probably now my husband and I's number one…read moredining experience to date. We loved the farm tour that started our evening (eating a stalk of the best asparagus I've ever had plucked straight from the ground was a definite highlight) and getting to learn more about Blue Hill's philosophy of farm to table cooking and using as many parts of each animal as possible. Service was attentive but not stuffy, and everyone we interacted with that night was personable and enthusiastic about their work. For dinner service we sat in a corner booth and listened to the soothing sounds of bird calls interspersed throughout the evening. We began a litany of courses that consisted of the farm's freshest produce of the season, which was delightfully hands-on. Some of our favorites of the evening came later, in the buckwheat 4 ways course and the two types of asparagus, as well as the best celttuce preparation I've had. The field trip to the kitchen was fun and we got some delicious buckwheat chips and cow bone rind brie. Even though we didn't love the toughness of the dairy cow that was served in one of our later plates, I appreciated the thought that went into the conception of the course, and there were more than enough wow/extremely delicious other components & courses to balance that out entirely. As a ceramics enthusiast, a lot of the plateware was also very beautiful, especially the pieces that were sourced from dairy cow bones. What a lovely way to honor all parts of the animal! A tip to try the non-alcoholic beverages/mocktails if you're not otherwise doing a pairing. We had some excellent drinks throughout the night at a very reasonable price point for a restaurant of this caliber and I was thoroughly impressed by the thought and care put into every component of the menu. The beverage menu itself was printed on a lovely map of the grounds and I was able to take one home along with a polaroid of us in the kitchen and a small loaf of whole-wheat bread that I ate with butter in the following week. Just a delightful experience all around and I'll be thinking about it fondly for many years to come!

Very cute cafe in this local neighborhood. The staff were super friendly and telling us about her…read morebackground and connection to Philippines. There's a huge variety of drinks, food, snacks and pantry items. My hot ube latte with espresso and oat milk was hot and cozy. The pandesals were tasty. It's nice to see such a cute spot to relax and enjoy the local community art brought together.

A side trip here came on the way back from Sleepy Hollow. It's a little off the beaten path if…read moreyou're driving on the Saw Mill Parkway, but it's located right next to a Metro-North train station on the Harlem Line (Hawthorne I wanna say? But I could be wrong given I am normally on the New Haven Line). Anyway, this place has 5-star reviews across the bar which is how this ended up being the first option I could find on the Saw Mill. So went we did. You can find street parking right next to its building. This is a nice quaint little art shop, and there's plenty of things here you can buy if you just need that something extra in your life. It is a Filipino shop with plenty to check out if art shops are your thing. I personally get bored with them pretty easily if I'm not fully invested in what art places have to offer, but that's nothing against this place as that is just a personal preference. So what you see on my pictures here is what I had: the Ube cheesecake and the Ube Affogato. Believe it or not this is not my first experience with affogato as there used to be an affogato place on the way to/from work I would stop by for. It's ice cream and espresso, and let me tell you that if you haven't had a good affogato before, you're missing out! In fact, I even once met a cast of actual Netflix actors and actresses at that old affogato shop, and there was one person in the cast that remarked that I could have fit in right with the cast. So by getting the Ube affogato here, it was like taking a trip down memory lane. It WAS however my first experience with ube, so it was a taste of old times and new memories all-in-one. Both things I had were really delicious! If I have more Ube things in the future and they're this good, I might have a new contender for a new favorite flavor of food! The customer service was really nice too. The lady working there you can tell puts a lot of care into what she does. A nice little tidbit I like is that when I asked for a spoon for my cheesecake, she shared that Filipinos tend to eat cheesecake that way as well. I thought that was some really cool knowledge. And the ambiance is very homestyle that sometimes you can't tell it's actually a shop. This will make for a great morning stop if you're ever in the area. Maybe you could stop by here, kick it slow a bit before catching a train to NYC, or even Sleepy Hollow. This place gets both my thumbs way, WAY up!

Nice staff. Fun atmosphere. Excellent food. My craving: Philly cheese steak.Added mushrooms, green…read morepeppers, provolone and pepper jack on a round roll. Just the right balance of beef, cheese, sauteed mushrooms and gooey cheese

Being as though I'm not from the area, I turned to Yelp to find a "quick" bite to eat after…read moreattending a burial at the nearby Gates of Heaven Cemetary. This little deli was just what I needed. The inside is small and has no seating, yet it's spacious enough to move around if there's a long queue of customers. They have a hot food bar and a variety of cold salads, along with an extensive sandwich and wrap menu. I ordered a BEC on a Kaiser roll and it was served within 3-5 minutes. The price is right. I paid under $9 for the sandwich and a large coffee. The bread was fresh and my sandwich hit the spot, satisfying my hunger for the long ride home.