My husband and I were looking for a nice casual place for lunch yesterday and came upon this…read morerestaurant and decided to try it. So glad we did. We were given the option of sitting inside or outside in the beer garden and chose outside. Our server was very knowledgeable about the beers and menu items and the food was great. Mid meal the manager Patti came out to greet us and asked about our meal and was very welcoming and friendly. She also came by after our meal to see how everything was. Overall GREAT FIND. highly recommend.

The vibe here was great, we sat in the beer garden in the back. The tint of the covering adds a fun…read moreambiance, and the service was quick and friendly. I ordered the Cobb salad, which was very sizable and I appreciated the amount of chicken. The elk burger was also delicious, though the cheese was a bit of an odd texture that seemed to not fully melt.

Service excellent Food outstanding…read more Coffee delish A Little pricey but worth it overall

The fresh options really made this place in my opinion the most perfect it was so good and so fresh…read moreand I ordered sweet potato fries and they gave me a beet ketchup! Homemade ... it was delicious. It was beyond delicious. I asked for the recipe. Their salads are amazing. Their sandwiches are hearty and delicious fresh soups. This is the real deal. I would say if you go, go on an off time because it gets very busy. We actually went mid afternoon and we're able to get a table right out front. The food is really delicious and the service a solid five

Sunday prix fixe brunch was an amazing experience--$44.95 for a three-course meal (appetizer,…read moreentrée, and dessert) is such a great deal given the quality and quantity of food with each course z The restaurant interior is stunning, with beautiful views overlooking the Hudson River. My husband went with the à la carte French toast accompanied with a fresh berry compote and homemade whip cream. The bread was a house-made challah bread . He said it was the best he's French toast he's ever had. Served with real maple syrup, which made it even better. The Bloody Marys were fantastic--perfectly spicy, with a noticeable kick of horseradish. The Bellini was just as delicious, and the coffee was served hot and full of flavor. I opted for the prix fixe menu . It was difficult to choose as there were many options to choose from. I decided on the mushroom risotto as a first course which was outstanding--perfectly creamy risotto topped either mushrooms and a delicate touch of annato oil that brought everything together beautifully. For my main course again, many options that I could've went with, but decided on the eggs Benedict with pork belly, and it was absolutely delicious. The eggs were poached perfectly, and the hollandaise sauce was rich and flavorful. The country, potatoes, sautéed with onions and red peppers, were so tasty, and the side salad with dressing was light and refreshing. I also loved that there were several protein options you could've chose from to go on top of the English muffin beneath the poached eggs. We were too full to enjoy dessert there, but we took it home--an apple cheesecake dress with caramel sauce, and that same homemade whipped cream . Since we were taking it home, we forgo'd the vanilla ice cream which also came with this dessert . The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive--water glasses were refilled without asking, and plates were cleared promptly. The space also features a beautiful large bar and an outdoor patio, which I can't wait to come back and enjoy. Lots of parking in the surrounding and immediate areas and free on Sundays.

I do not understand the appeal of this place, yet for some reason it seems to be a popular pick for…read morespecial ocassion lunches near my office. Sure, ok, it is a nice looking space, but that is where it ends for me. I have been at least 5 times and while none were memorable this last one was really awful. As someone who likes to eat there is nothing worse than ordering something for a special treat that ends up being "not worth it." I ordered the soup and sandwich off the lunch menu - truffle grilled cheese, how could you wrong? What I expected - a decadent, buttery, melty sandwich. What I got- two heels of bread dry as a desert with a thick hunk of cheese that was not even fully melted throughout. The soup was not terrible in comparison but needed salt. Holiday lunches have dragged on and on with slow service. I would never go spend my own money here.

Mint has been a go to for me for over ten years now. The Belgo-Moroccan owner sets a high standard…read morefor cuisine here and you won't be disappointed by anything you eat here. The pro tip here is to get a pound of the candied pecans to take home with you, they are life affirming. Are you disappointed by the dearth of decent cheese in the United States? Well Mint has a panoply of incredible cheeses from Europe and the charcuterie and cheese plate gives you an almost indecent amount of cured meats and stunning cheeses with freshly toasted baguette and a generous portion of Membrillo for a very reasonable (in today's economy) $29. You might be tempted by the Moroccan Chicken, and you should be, it is delicious but for me they do a really amazing Steak Frites that is cooked to perfection. I ordered mine "à point" or medium rare and it was absolutely as advertised. My husband had the Cuban on gluten free bread and was very happy with it. The ambience of the restaurant is really nice, it is very warm and inviting with cool decoration and big vats of marinated olives and other delicious mezze, or Kamio to be nationally accurate. Check out the cheese selection in my photos, it really is S tier.

Graced this lovely spot for a birthday dinner with friends and it was just lovely. Great, festive…read moreand friendly vibe and attentive, patient service and the food was quite tasty! The restaurant - like most spots in Tarrytown on a night when there's a show at Tarrytown Music Hall - was bustling when we arrived, and we were promptly shown to our reserved seats. I love the array of cheeses and olives in the restaurant's "general store" in the front of the house. We ordered a round of classic drinks (mojito, whiskey sour, gin and tonic, Malibu and pineapple juice - we're not big drinkers) and each drink was on point and not overly heavy on the liquor, which I appreciate. We weren't famished, so we all ordered burgers and sandwiches, which were quite good, especially my Cubano I want to return to try some entrees - like the butternut squash risotto - which looked interesting and promising! But the star of this evening was their TRUFFLE FRIES! These were infused with truffle oil, fried to perfection, and so, so delicious! We actually ordered more when the servings we were sharing weren't enough. I would return JUST for those. We shared a bread pudding, which was also lovely and light, topped with a scoop of creamy and not cloyingly sweet vanilla gelato. Overall, a great meal, with a friendly and relaxed vibe. I'll be back.

I've wanted to go to Basque so badly for awhile now, and to be honest I still haven't! My wife…read moredoesn't eat seafood, is a picky eater, and they aren't really calibrate for kids meals as far as I can see. The place is pretty, the people are friendly, it's off the main drag of Main St, so hoping to do so soon. For now, need to rave that they are the absolute KINGS of the Tarrytown street fair that happens once a year. I look forward to getting their food every year. They offer chorizo, 2 types of paella (seafood vs meat) and gazpacho. The seafood paella is my go to, and it's the best I've ever had. They do not skimp on the portion or the quality; it had shrimp, calamari, clams, mussels and scallops. It's all top quality and delicious. Price point is downright cheap, especially compared to others who gouge at the street fair (looking at you, PikNik bbq). Chorizo is also good quality, and a cheap meal unto itself. Other options at the Street Fair are good too (ie: Taqueria Poblanita nearby), however I will never stop loading up on the good stuff here.

Food is great! Garlic shrimp, mushroom and fried artichoke…read moreare my favorites. The receptionist told us that we can only have 1.5 hours of eating time as table are reserved for others but waiter told us no problem and just enjoy our dinner. Go early and enjoy it if no reservation.

I genuinely cannot say enough about Hudson House. This beautiful restaurant effortlessly blends…read moresophistication with comfort, elegant without feeling pretentious, and lively without being overwhelming. Matt and Marris make you feel like part of their family the moment you walk in, and it is ABSOLUTELY genuine! Their passion is clear. The menu is thoughtfully curated, highlighting both creativity and quality ingredients. Every time I eat there, I find myself smiling; the concerns of the day or week float away. The care and detail in everything presented to the diner are so thoughtful. The drinks deserve just as much praise and are beautifully crafted. If you're lucky enough to visit on a night when Izzy is behind the bar, consider yourself fortunate. He's not only a "DJ" of cocktails, but warm, friendly, and fun to be around. Honestly, sitting at the bar is just as good as, if not better than, a seat in the dining room. We travel from Manhattan just to come here, and Hudson House never disappoints. It's the kind of place you find yourself returning to again and again, and recommending to everyone you know.

Hudson House is a gem of a restaurant in the chic bohemian Nyack main district…read more Cuisine is excellent in taste and execution. Actually quite sublime. Everything was delicious with good seasoning, fresh ingredients, our taste buds were very happy. Hubby made Hudson House the perfect choice to celebrate my birthday! :) STARTERS: - Hearts Of Romaine Caesar salad (best salad) - White Anchovies on Toast (good tasty bites) ENTRÉES: - Braised Hudson Valley Duck breast, kale & cauliflower purée (mmm) - Gnocchi Bolognese, parmigiano reggiano (delicioso!) DESSERTS: - Key Lime Pie (extraordinary!) - Sticky Toffee Pudding (spectacular) The waitstaff are a well organized team, pleasant, astute & efficient. The desserts created by the owner, Matt Hudson are to die for!! Bon Appétit !! Let's return soon please! **Parking is somewhat difficult to find. Be patient. The trip across the Hudson River is worth your while ** Thank you! and Giant Kudos to hubby!!!!

I'm writing this review 'glass half full', as I think some of the reviews here are too harsh…read moreand/or unrealistic. As should be obvious, Barley is a bar on the river next to the Marina in Tarrytown. It's by commuter parking which is kind of a pain in the butt. Whole place is outside, so it is a rather dependent. It's also not a yacht club or something, so expect no frills. Bartenders are friendly just the same. Not the cleanest tap lines, however plenty of good bottle and drink options. Prices are higher than they should be however not unreasonable. Lots of tables however they do get snatched up quick; luckily the bar itself is nice. Food is of the greasy spoon variety. If you get French fries or something like that, you'll be happy. They don't have a Michelin star (nor should they) so don't get too ambitious. Plenty of fine options for lunch. They have live music a lot, and the performers are pretty good. Want to see a bunch of old white people dancing? This is your spot. My toddler led us here, literally following the music from the playground across the water, and we had a great time. Very enjoyable place overall that is greater than the sum of its parts. Just come chilled out and you'll enjoy it.

I wish I could back NOW! It was such a hot day, but being close to the water made it bare able. The…read morebeer on tap was nice and cold, the spaces with shade, def did that, shaded us from the sun. The staff was super friendly and very accommodating when it came to seating and fans blowing air.

Amazing atmosphere! Good beer and GREAT food! Bartenders are great and it's overall a good spot for…read moredinner or just a drink!

Such a fun bar with great food. The staff is on point and you are never waiting. Highly recommendedread more

This review is for the breakfast at the cafeteria…read more Breakfast is more restricted than a McDonalds. It is 9:30 am to 11:00 am. The service is exactly like a McDonalds. I got there and waited while the staff and a customer were socializing and ignoring me. The standard 'we don't care and we want you to know it.' There is food that is prepackaged from other companies. I did not really look at it since I am here for the 2 Michelin star in house cooked food not something that can be purchased in a lot of places. I chose to get a golden raisin muffin because the scone had nuts in it. The muffin is $6.50 which is what you expect from fancy places. It tasted really delicious and much better than supermarket and bakery muffins. This was a nice once in a lifetime stop, but it is not somewhere to return. I understand it is a farm and has to be further removed from society, but the time constraints are too much. Also, there is no guarantee what will be served, and you need to be able and willing to eat anything.

My husband took me here for my birthday in the summer of 2025. We enjoyed a tour of the property…read moreand a cafeteria style meal. The tour was so informative and intriguing to learn how all of the products are sourced on the land. I loved seeing the greenhouses and the variety of vegetables and surprisingly, a pineapple tree! (Who would've thought a pineapple tree grows in NY?) You can really tell that the workers have a passion for cultivating the land and producing high quality meals from it. Our lunch consisted of a pastrami-like sandwich, delicious gazpacho, salad, and cheesecake with berries on top. The meal came with a Spindrift drink. It was refreshing and filled us up. Next-door to the main cafeteria, still on the property, is a very swanky exclusive looking hall with a very classy bar. After our tour and lunch, we capped our visit with a drink each. Such a unique experience and I definitely recommend it for special occasions. (Please note this is a bit on the pricier side, but well worth it.) It's more than just a meal, and becomes a core memory!

Red Hat on the River is a good place if you're looking for a solid lunch/brunch restaurant. I…read moreordered the moules frites, and while I wished the sauce had been reduced a bit more to cook off the wine, the mussels themselves were fresh and delicious. The fries were the star because they were skinny and crispy! I loved the cozy restaurant and the charming decor. The service was great and all the waiters and waitresses were outstanding! The beautiful view of the Hudson River was such a bonus! The weather was chilly for spring so we sat inside but I've been here before and sat outside which was amazing! We had a variety of desserts but my favorite was the olive oil carrot cake. Wow that cake was super moist and tasty! If you want a nice view and good food, I would suggest giving Red Hat on the River a try.

Very disappointed, food is terrible here as is the service . Outdoor views are spectacular! But eat…read moreelsewhere. Had their raw oysters which were not fresh and tiny, beet and goat cheese salad was palatable, burger was tasteless as was the branzino. Waste of money