Hudson Valley Restaurants
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21. Restaurant 1915 and Blue Roof Tapas Bar
$$$ | |Restored stone hearths, exposed beams, and spectacular panoramic views make for an elegant country dining experience here. Enjoy a formal sit-down meal in Restaurant 1915, or head upstairs for lighter fare and stiffer drinks at the Blue Roof Tapas Bar. The menu is locally-inspired and includes standouts like slow-roasted herb chicken, portobello mushroom tart, and house-made charcuterie.
3020 Seven Lakes Dr., Bear Mountain, New York, 10911, USA845-786–2731Restaurant Details
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22. Ship to Shore
$$ | Rondout District |This cozy storefront restaurant is owned by a Culinary Institute alum. The seasonally changing menu might include salmon fillet with fingerling potatoes and citrus-basil glaze, local goat cheese brûlée, or a 12-ounce filet mignon in a black pepper–Chianti reduction. The space—warm and inviting, with exposed-brick walls and dark-wood trim—includes a bar area. The service, friendly and professional, does the food justice.
15 W. Strand, Kingston, New York, 12401, USA845-334–8887Restaurant Details
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23. Swoon Kitchenbar
$$$ | |Ask locals where to eat and most will say Swoon, where James Beard Award–nominated chef Jeffrey Gimmel can create a delicious delight from a simple carrot as easily as from freshly-caught black bass. Gimmel is justly famed for his seafood dishes. The menu changes daily but the popular roasted beet salad with local goat cheese and spice rubbed skirt steak are always available. The country-chic brasserie design is elegant and comfortable; the staff is friendly and attentive.
340 Warren St., Hudson, New York, 12534, USA518-822–8938Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed. No lunch Mon.–Fri. -
24. The Crimson Sparrow
$$$$ | |Lured by the bountiful produce available in the Hudson Valley, chefs John McCarthy and Ben Freemole moved to Hudson to open the Crimson Sparrow, where they now serve a tasting menu filled with exotic ingredients like foie gras, sweetbreads, and octopus. There's a wide range of wines as well as an interesting cocktail and sake list. Brunch, with your choice of four small plates for $16, is a steal.
746 Warren St., Hudson, New York, 12534, USA518-671–6565Restaurant Details
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25. The Egg's Nest
$ | |Playfully cluttered and wildly painted, the Egg's Nest is fun, whether for a casual meal or a couple of drinks. "Praeseux" are house favorites—crisp, pizzalike dishes with various toppings baked on flour tortillas. A popular choice is "The Thanksgiving," which piles on all the typical Turkey Day fixings between two slices of egg-battered whole-wheat bread. Pasta dishes, burgers, wraps, soups, and chili also are offered.
1300 Rte. 213, High Falls, New York, 12440, USA845-687–7255Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. -
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26. The Gilded Otter
$$ | |A gleaming copper brewery, tasty pub grub and more-substantial food, and views of the Gunks—what could be better after a day of rock climbing or hiking? Just don't expect much quiet on weekends. Two brews to try are the Dusseldorf Albier and Stone House Irish Stout. Among the more unusual dishes here is pizza topped with caramelized pear, bacon, onions, Gorgonzola, fontina, mozzarella, and mesclun.
3 Main St., New Paltz, New York, 12561, USA845-256–1700Restaurant Details
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27. The Would
$$ | |This white-tablecloth restaurant was once a resort catering to Italian families from New York City; boccie is still played here on summer evenings. The food is no throwback, however; organic produce and poultry blend with ingredients and techniques from around the world. Grilled salmon is served with a cucumber-jalapeno salsa, pan-seared chicken is complemented by shiitake mushrooms, and grilled tuna is accompanied by sweet soy and wasabi. In winter a fireplace warms the dining room.
120 North Rd., Highland, New York, 12528, USA845-691–9883Restaurant Details
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28. Valley Restaurant
$$ | |The seasonal menu of regional American fare features meats, produce, and cheeses from artisanal area farms as well as from the restaurant's own kitchen garden. Ravioli are filled with Hudson Valley foie gras and scallops and served with wild-chervil-and-wine sauce; jumbo crab cakes are dressed with grainy mustard sauce and tea leaves; and organic pork gets an Asian barbecue glaze. There is also a raw bar. Sunday brunch is à la carte and includes omelets, crepes, smoked fish, and scones. Large windows frame swoon-inducing valley views.
2015 Rte. 9, Garrison, New York, 10524, USA845-424–3604Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Wed. No lunch Thurs.–Sat. No dinner Sun., Credit cards accepted
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