Tarrytown, New York, is situated along the Hudson River, north of Manhattan and the Bronx. The charming town is perfect for a daytrip. On your visit, stop by one of these spots for a delicious meal.
Blue Hill at Stone Barns
If a fine-dining experience is your goal, reserve a table at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. The high-end farm-to-table restaurant offers guests a set tasting menu. The restaurant is located on a working farm that supplies most of the ingredients on the menu. Open Wednesday–Sunday, reservations are required. Blue Hill at Stone Barns is located a short drive from downtown Tarrytown.
Horsefeathers
Open for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, Horsefeathers serves classic pub grub with a full selection of cocktails, wine and local beer. The restaurant and bar opened in 1981 and remains a favorite for locals and tourists. The patio is perfect for warm weather days.
Lefteris Gyro
For traditional Greek cuisine, look no further than Lefteris Gyro. The popular eatery boasts a full menu of classic Greek dishes, plus some burgers and other sandwiches for less-adventurous diners. Vegetarian items are available and be sure to save room for dessert. The restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner.
RiverMarket Bar and Kitchen
Enjoy farm-to-table dining at RiverMarket Bar and Kitchen. The award-winning restaurant is known for its excellent cocktails, including classic cocktails and RiverMarket originals. The food menu highlights a mix of local ingredients and high-quality imported goods, offering guests a variety of dishes.
The Tapp
The Tapp is a great spot for a casual meal. The bar and restaurant offers specials for happy hour, brunch and game days. Choose from a rotating tap list featuring some local brews. The food menu includes small bites, entrées, burgers and sandwiches. Located downtown, The Tapp is open Wednesday–Sunday.
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