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  • Visitors to the renowned winery can sit outside by the bucolic pond and savor simply prepared fare: grilled chicken breast with chipotle aioli on a rosemary ciabatta roll, perhaps, or an Ahi tuna sandwich with cusabi cream. They’ve got burgers (both beef and vegetarian) too, as well as a variety of salads, desserts, and beverages Read more...
  • Grab a seat overlooking the falls. In the warmer weather, enjoy the outdoor seating. Pick some small plates from the menu, enjoy some wine or other drinks, and stick around for some live music.
  • Everyone recognizes the spirits produced on the richly historic property of Tuthilltown Spirits in Gardiner; bottles of Hudson Baby Bourbon and Hudson Manhattan Rye now adorn the top shelves of bars around the world.   Your Comprehensive Guide to the Distilleries of the Hudson Valley
    Angry Orchard hard cider has officially established itself in the Hudson Valley! As one of the most popular brands of hard cider in the country, it found a perfect home for its new state-of-the-art cidery on the site of an apple orchard in Walden.   These 6 Angry Orchard Cocktails Pair Perfectly With Summer BBQs
  • A Hudson Valley favorite, Bonsai serves Japanese fare like sushi, tempura and bento boxes.
  • The Pizza Shop serves staples like pizza, pasta, and wings, but carefully reimagined for new, exciting twists on old-school classics.
  • This family focused ice cream joint has been specializing in making memories with creative treats since 1960. Joe’s has it all: soft serve, hard ice cream, sundaes, hot food, and Instagram-famous freak shakes. These made-to-order monsters are piled high with more toppings than you could imagine. The unicorn freak shake, a milkshake flavor of your Read more...
    Sofrito is the secret-ingredient flavor base for Latin cooking. So, when we found out Café Con Leche made an eight-ounce Sofrito Burger, our mouths were already watering. It’s topped with lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, Swiss, bacon, and a fried egg. Tucked into a dreamy, garlic-buttered brioche bun and smattered with secret sauce, this a burger Read more...
  • Holy Cow is iconic. If you grew up in or around Dutchess County, chances are you made multiple trips to the Red Hook sweet spot on the dog days of summer. Inside the shop, prices are low and offerings are ample. Get an old-school sundae with hot fudge sauce and a cherry or keep it Read more...
    In Dutchess County, Chakra Bowls leads the way locally with healthy, seasonal flavors that provide healthy alternatives to breakfast bagels and last-minute Chinese food lunches. Photo by Sabrina Sucato
  • This unassuming, family-owned, family-friendly joint is housed in a red barn-like building and has a bar upstairs with a pool table, darts, and jukebox. They specialize in wings  but their burgers are also quite tasty and a bargain.  Step it up a notch and get a signature Angus burger like the Angus Philly, or the Read more...
    With 18 beers on tap and live music nearly every weekend, Publick House 23 specializes in camaraderie. Locals regularly pack the place. Publick House treats diners to fish and chips, NYC deli Reubens, and pretzels with house-blended beer mustard or cheese sauce. Get Your Irish on at These Happening Hudson Valley Bars Photo by Tipsy Read more...
    Although this local family chain is not strictly Thai, it does serve up a mean plate of pad Thai. Anyone with allergies or dietary restrictions will love Yum Yum, where customized eats are the name of the game. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Valley Photo by Sabrina Sucato
    Although this local family chain is not strictly Thai, it does serve up a mean plate of pad Thai. Anyone with allergies or dietary restrictions will love Yum Yum, where customized eats are the name of the game. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Valley Photo by Sabrina Sucato
    Although this local family chain is not strictly Thai, it does serve up a mean plate of pad Thai. Anyone with allergies or dietary restrictions will love Yum Yum, where customized eats are the name of the game. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Valley Photo by Sabrina Sucato
    Don’t call it Sicilian! At the Hudson Valley’s first Detroit-style pizzeria, crispy cheese and square corners is the Motor City mantra. Hudson & Packard Is Poughkeepsie’s Detroit-Style Pizza Shop Photos by Hudson Photo Co.
    Email: ilfigliofishkill@gmail.com After falling in love with the Hudson Valley while attending The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, Scott Rosenberg made his mark at Il Barilotto Enoteca, the now-closed Fishkill restaurant in which he worked and served as co-owner for 19 years. Now down the street from the former Il Barilotto space, Rosenberg Read more...
  • The Wappingers Falls coffee stand has become a fan-favorite, drawing large lines of drive-through customers throughout the seasons.