@catharsisrestaurant is officially our new favorite spot. Between the food and our sweet server…read morePablo, we can't get enough We literally go back every other week... it was our little hidden gem but we're finally sharing it with you guys. Here's what we got on our last visit Meat w/ Tostones Fried green plantains topped with skirt steak, chimichurri & pico de gallo Empanadas The beef, chicken and cheese Lomo Saltado Beef slices stir fried with onions, tomato, fries & rice with a fried egg on top Lamb Chops with fries & side salad Cuban Sandwich Pickles, ham, Swiss cheese, roast pork & mustard BBQ Bacon Burger Angus beef, bacon, American cheese, onion & lettuce Steak Tacos Plain for little tubby Mango Habanero Wings Only thing I'd ask next time is extra crispy -- but the flavor on these was SO good Drinks Frozen Mojito Tamarind Tango Okay now tell us... what should we order next time?!

Amazing amazing amazing! Louis is a great waiter!…read more Good to get: Chaufa and half roasted chicken

Decided to treat myself and my broke bestie (my teen daughter) lol I'm glad she doesn't use Yelp…read moretoo much anyway wanted to sit outside and eat. Now there isn't any view and it's first come first serve so if you're looking for vibes sit inside lol but no complaints from me because we got a seat quick and our server was super nice. Had 2 cocktails and my girl had 2 mocktails, the apps were delish and fresh, we order a dozen raw oyster (6 east & 6 west) both were great, also had the shrimp ceviche on a tostada, we scooped everything off and crunched up the tostada to use a scoops. In still drooling. I ordered the fettuccini and clams for my entree she had a classic burger which came with her fave shoe string fries cooked to perfection. We really enjoyed our Sunday dinner out. Will be back again for sure.

I really hate leaving reviews like this, especially for a restaurant we have been to several times…read morebefore, but what happened tonight at Pubstreet was incredibly disappointing and upsetting. My parents and I had just left the Jacob Burns Film Center and decided to go to Pubstreet for dinner. We got there around 6:30 and asked how long the wait would be. The hostess told us about 25 minutes. No problem. We were happy to wait. My father is 85 years old and his mobility has gotten worse recently, so he was in a wheelchair. After about 25 minutes had passed, my mother asked why we were still waiting. That is when we found out there were actually tables available toward the back of the restaurant. Apparently, the restaurant had decided that because my father was in a wheelchair, they wanted to wait for one of the tables closest to the front door to become available. They told us it was because the restaurant was crowded and they felt it would be safer for him. I explained that we had been there before and that getting my father to one of the tables in the back would not be a problem. We might have to ask someone to move for literally a few seconds so we could get the wheelchair past, but that was it. We weren't asking anyone to give up their table. We weren't asking to skip the line. We weren't asking the restaurant to rearrange the dining room. We just wanted to sit at an available table and have dinner. What bothered me the most was that nobody else had a problem with my father being in a wheelchair. The restaurant did. We have taken my father to many restaurants in his wheelchair and people have always been incredibly considerate. If someone needs to move a chair or stand up for a few seconds to let him through, they do. Nobody makes a big deal out of it. I tried one final time to explain this to the manager. I told her that we were completely comfortable taking one of the available tables and that we could get my father there without a problem. She basically shut the conversation down. Unfortunately, I didn't get her name, but I'm sure she knows who she is and remembers the three of us. At that point, we just said never mind and left. We put my 85 year old father back in the car and drove home hungry and disappointed. That's the part that really bothers me. My father wasn't asking for special treatment because he's in a wheelchair. He wasn't asking to go ahead of anyone. He wasn't asking anyone to give up a table for him. He just wanted to have dinner with his wife and son. We waited our turn. There were tables available. We told the restaurant we could safely get him to one of those tables. They still wouldn't seat us. I understand wanting to keep a customer safe, and if there had actually been some physical reason why we couldn't get his wheelchair to the table, I would completely understand. But we were standing there telling them that we could. Instead, the decision was made for him because he was in a wheelchair. That doesn't feel like accommodating someone with limited mobility. It feels like the exact opposite. We have eaten at Pubstreet before and never had an issue, which honestly makes this even more disappointing. After tonight, I don't see us going back. I really hope the owners read this and think about how this was handled, because an 85 year old man in a wheelchair should be made to feel welcome in a restaurant, not like his wheelchair is an inconvenience.

I found myself at Freddy's to celebrate my dad's birthday. He was in the mood for a burger and…read moreafter searching the Westchester area we ultimately landed here. The pics, reviews, and menu all seemed to point towards a yes - so off we went. Freddy's is located within the main commercial hub of Pleasantville. It's not a large restaurant, but holds a decent amount of seating with tasteful and laid-back decor. We were there right at opening at 4:30p, so it wasn't crowded but started filling up as time progressed. The menu is mostly American - arranged by apps, salads, entrees, sides, and desserts. I decided to start with the burrata which was served with diced butternut squash, brown butter, and grilled bread. This was...not what I was expecting. Burrata usually comes as an intact sphere that you cut open to reveal the soft cheese inside. This was already broken, and served in an almost deconstructed way. It honestly looks like a way to cut corners as it was definitely not a whole burrata. That, and the lack of flavor do not make it worth the $17 they charge. My main was better - I ordered the smoked chicken which was a breast on the bone and came with grits, spinach, and honey au jus. This was tasty - the chicken was juicy with crispy skin, and the au jus added a welcome sweetness to the grits and spinach. We opted for dessert because birthday - I chose the carrot cake which was just okay. No nuts, raisins, or noticeable carrots - so, a spice cake? As a side note, we were there during HV Restaurant week, however in lieu of a dedicated menu they offered a prix fixe app/entree/dessert off their menu. It sounded great at face value, but then we were told the portions would be smaller - and for items they couldn't shrink they up-charged if we ordered off the regular menu. IMO, not the best way to do restaurant week - either have a dedicated menu for it or don't participate at all. That being said, we decided to order off the regular menu. Service was good, everyone was friendly and food came out at a good pace. Overall, Freddy's sent me mixed signals - the food wasn't bad, but this isn't a place I would go out of way to try again - it's more of a local spot in my perspective. If circumstances found me here again, though, I wouldn't be mad.

Food just wasn't that good. The table ordered a variety of dishes--mid at best…read more Service was also 2 stars, not friendly at all. Tell my friends to pass or go at your own risk

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.

What a great restaurant. I grew up in this area and haven't been back in 20 years. Brought back a…read morelot a memories. My friend and I were there for lunch and it was a little slow, but she said it's a great place to go in the evening. They have a great bar in the middle. The food was very good and our server was very friendly. Great place! Glad we stopped in.

Great food and inventive menus. Lots of choices of beers, whiskey, and wine…read more Has weekly happy hour choices.

Absolutely loved dining at Southern Table Kitchen and Bar! I came on a Sunday evening and…read moresurprisingly it wasn't too crowded. Our server Amelia was amazing and gave us some great recommendations. I got the cucumber mocktail which was super refreshing! I love that they have a separate menu just for mocktails. We loved the fried green tomatoes and I also really enjoyed my steak salad! Over all this is a great restaurant especially for groups and families. Will definitely be back to try more of their menu items.

John C. From Westchester I've been there many many times…read more The food is always great, drinks great The staff led by one of the owners(Michael) is awesome, the cornbread amazing, over all great spot a fun spot to hang out and enjoy And remember Mangia Bene, Vivi Bene

We were in search of a good burger and Horsefeathers didn't disappoint. This author and local…read morethemed tavern gives its nods to Poe and Irving and several other classic word smiths. We love the decor and the service was friendly and fast. The cheddar cheese on our burgers was out of this world. Remarkable to us both.

3.5 out of 5 stars…read more Dining experience for lunch was nothing special. Average fare. My burger was well done when I asked for medium rare. We shared a scallop and pesto app which was good. Specialty drink with makers and peach flavoring was OK. Service was average. Wasn't crowded. History is interesting.

The entertainment was truly so much fun had by all and the place was jumping. The restaurant had…read moreso much air conditioning on Saturday night I had to go home earlier than expected. Laura

We should have gone to the diner. I should have ordered a simple burger. We should have gone…read moresomewhere else. Those were the thoughts running through our heads while dining at Bar 141. Our waitress was lovely, but the atmosphere felt confused -- part bar, part restaurant -- and it didn't really match the menu. I ordered the chopped Greek salad, which didn't taste Greek at all, including the dressing. My son ordered the half chicken, though it looked more like two dry chicken pieces than an actual half chicken. My wife had the chicken bowl, which was just okay. Nothing tasted fresh, nothing stood out, and overall it was a disappointing meal. Unfortunately, we won't be back.

Really like this place. The vibe is positive and fun. The food is great too. The pictures of the…read morefood on the menu is what you get, nothing is photoshopped. The service is friendly and attentive. There is something for everyone. We bring friends and they want to come back.

The pizza was extremely underwhelming, idk if it's the brooklyn in me but i've had better dollar…read moreslices. The meatball was ice cold as soon as it arrived to the table and the "ricotta" on it tasted like cream cheese. The water tastes like refrigerator. Don't dine here!

I had a really great meal here and it felt very nostalgic being in such an old historical place…read morethat means so much to so many in the area! It was good old-fashioned comfort food! Fresh ingredients, great taste, excellent service... What more could you ask for? Would love to see the interior a little updated, but fearful that may take away from the nostalgia of it all.

Remember that dreary restaurant you went to growing up, that was quirky but that the food was…read moredecent? That's the Cabin. Located right off the Sprain, it's in a good location and parking is decent. It looks how it sounds, both inside and out. Nice big bar, a pizza oven front and center, and of course the fireplace. Love all of the wood. Service was good however they were empty so perhaps grading on a curve there. I got the open faced steak sandwich. Pretty formidable portion with plenty of steak, however in hindsight I should've ordered it medium. Got it with bleu cheese and there was a crapton of it. Onions/mushrooms were good. No chance in hell of picking the thing up, yet very enjoyable. My son liked his chicken fingers, mostly just eating the fries as per tradition. My wife's pizza took awhile to come which was weird as they weren't bus and the pizza guy was standing around, however we went as they opened so perhaps they were waiting for the oven to heat up. We came for a post-hockey lesson lunch and this did the job well. My son generally prefers Valhalla Crossing nearby (trains, ya know) which has a similar vibe, however wouldn't mind inserting this oldie into the rotation once in awhile.