There's no menu at this farm, education center and restaurant. Instead, patrons are served a "Farmer's Feast" created with whatever ingredients are in season. Read more.
Check their website for special events including art exhibits and music!
Go when Mark Anderson is playing. Great music, good company, fine wines. Cab Franc 04 recommended.
Excellent smooth potato vodkas. Extra good that they're local as well. Try a flight of 3 to pick your favorite. Check in here on 4sq for specials.
Stopped here for lunch, and were totally impressed. Great seafood (we had lobster and shrimp). The restaurant is on the water, and good vibes. Super friendly staff, and great beer.
Great view. Other than that just expect mediocre food (if you are lucky) and to leave with a lighter wallet.
This local gem, is right on Manhasset Bay, and serves littlenecks, baked stuffed quahogs, lobster rolls and a fried oyster po' boy made with local bivalves. Read more.
Nice ambiance. The hardwood floors have an "aged" look. There's brick walls, couches, and stools and high tables.... All together a nice place to sip coffee and hang out. And the coffee was good too.
The beer here is good and fresh off the fermenters in the tasting room, but even better is the amazing barbeque, served here every Friday and Saturday in heaping portions.
This Westchester-based brewery is known for its line of small-batch barrel-aged beers, released regularly here. They've outgrown their Pleasantville location and will move to Elmsford in late '11.
In a weathered cottage on Sag Harbor’s wharf, groupies line up at the for the clam chowder and steamed lobsters; the live specimens are kept in an antique bathtub next to the front door.
A gastropub and craft beer haven with "some of the best food I have ever eaten!"
So delicious...so fresh....so vegan! Get some raw macaroons before you leave. They are to die for!!!
One of the few remaining drive-ins left in the NJ/NY area. Good FM sound and classic snack bar. Three screens each showing double features every night.
Awesome assortment of seasonal produce including artisan jams and infused honey
The bands on the weekend are mad chill. All wineries are mad chill. Enjoy free wine tastings for life after your first visit!
So much family fun here for the fall! Corn maze, pumpkins, hayride, animals, pony rides, and the new pedal carts. Plus some tasty treats to snack on like pumpkin pie and fresh corn on the cob!
Absolutely the best homemade ice in the world--my personal favorites are the Bellevale Bog and the Coconut. Sit at the outdoor picnic tables and enjoy the most beautiful view across the entire Warwic Read more.
In 1999, promoters thought they could replicate the good times of the original Woodstock and Woodstock '94. For the most part they did, but this event will forever be remembered for its bad times.
Local fruit, produce and dairy at this farm that’s been around since 1712. Read more.
Arrive early and work up an appetite for the stunning tasting menu by wandering the grounds of the former Rockefeller dairy estate. In the fields, you'll see much of the makings of the night's meal.
Great selection of craft beer. Small wine list. Beer garden and al fresco dining in warmer weather.
These guys are great. They'll give you a free tour and a free taste. Live the vodka, the bourbon is just ok. But I tried their first batch, so give them time!
When you visit during extreme hot weather, the tour will not take you to the upper level. The main floor is not disappointing, nonetheless.
On Beach Channel Drive in the Rockaways, across from where we recently started our jet ski tour around New York City, sits an abandoned court house being taken over by the elements. Read more.
Bully! Great historic site. The house is still under renovation, but you can still appreciate Teddy Roosevelt's home by walking the grounds.
steep initial climb is worth it for the amazing views and fun rock scrambling oppurtunties. metro north train from nyc will let you off near the trailhead.
Check out the house that was used in the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless M
Excellent visit! Great Tour, Great Food & Great Atmosphere. A must visit for true beer lovers.
The servers are knowledgeable, so ask them if you need help choosing a beer. The food is amazing. Sit outside when you can for a gorgeous view.
Without question the best vodka and gin I ever tasted, and I don't really like gin, but the aromatics used give it an almost licorice taste making it superb. Very cool place!
The Graham & Co. is THE place to stay in the Catskills! They've got a fantastic property that's near Main Street in Phoenicia. We had a fantastic stay in July. Can't wait to come back!
A few things to note: it's BYOB (liquor store very nearby), no cell service (free WiFi in rooms), they allow little kids (sucks when by the pool) and no AC in rooms (industrial ceiling fans help).
As far from it all as you can get without leaving Rockland. Includes a pool, a zoo, nature museums, paddle boats, kids’ carousel and hiking trails, plus ice skating in winter. Read more.
If you can hike (rather than drive) to the top of Bear Mountain, definitely go for it! Take the Appalachian Trail. It's a very steep climb, but worth the view! Great workout!
Crowded even during the off season! Get a bunch of small plates such as the Duck Liver Mousse, Calamari Fritto Misto, Grilled Asparagus and Vegetable Risotto.
$8 for the admission & u can redeem it in the store, nice place, different month different kind of lavender blooms, definitely will come again
Go pick some lavender and pick up some treats in the little store.
Waterfront French bistro and bar. Mojitos at sunset! Great people watching and a NY Strip Steak au poire to die for! Plus 20 rooms, each with private sundeck. All the sundrenched sports you, the child
Bookstore and bar: how can you go wrong? $4 high-quality drafts, icy cold. Fantastic bean dip for $2.75. Great book selection, friendly staff and hip patrons, great music. I want to live here.
The food and service are like no other. Come here and your mind will be blown by the tasty goodness.
A really hip & cozy spot for a drink. Come with a friend and grab a seat on one of the couches or outdoors.
Your new go-to place for cheese and authentic deli meats😍! Their Gorgonzola,Sumprasad,and Bregut is the Triforce of Hudson eats😍😍😍
Great music venue that attracts some serious talent despite being in a small town. And get ready to dance!
Sit in the back garden-it's beautiful! The tuna avocado salad with sesame seaweed was yummy. Good cocktails too.
Take the Red trail to connect to the Stockport/Greenport Trail, which takes you down and back up a ravine, then winds its way to Harrier Hill -- about 2 miles.
Great selection of cheese and freshly cooked food. Changes every day.
tallest mountain above Lake George, superb panorama of the lake region. Ponds and beaver marshes put a stamp on the tour. Lake, island, and ridge vistas;
Travels the escarpment and wooded outskirts of North-South Lake. Special Attractions: escarpment ledges, vistas, a monument & 19th century hotel sites, waterfalls, azalea & mountain laurel blooms.
Great Hikes and views from Breakneck Ridge and Mt Taurus; accessible by railroad from Cold Spring on the MetroNorth Hudson River Line.
In the Valley's, you come across abandoned farmhouses and stone mills, left behind when the first wave of settlers pulled up stakes and moved west.The peace and quiet is magical.
Old Rag is so popular, the park has special rules for recreational use. There’s a fee to park and use the trails on certain weekends and holidays during summer and fall. Read more.
Farm fresh menu changes daily and is served in a lovely and intimate atmosphere. Definitely get the Heirloom Tomato Salad (when in season).
Cheddar spring onion scones, great lattes, and fresh stone barns blue hill salads and meat sandwiches.
The Sunday farmers market is a fun addition. All organo fruits, meats, veggies and eggs. 10% off for members.
The agricultural center and working farm offers guided tours of the grounds and is home to Blue Hill’s beloved sister restaurant and its seasonal tasting menu. Read more.
Get here early!! By 10am there are bus loads of tourists taking photos from every angle. Get here early to enjoy the scenic views to yourself.
Usually a wait but not bad since Sag Harbor is a great town to stroll and shop. Food and service is always consistently good and fresh. If you're lucky you can snag an outside table.
An institution since the 1930s, it's open on weekends in September and October. Named for the prevailing winds that blow through, the orchard also features a farm store with fresh produce and more.
The wine...the beer... Campfires... Amazing place to sit back and relax....
Tasting menu prices are comparable to NYC prices. Food is good, all locally sourced and many made in house. The roasted oysters and chili oyster special was 👌
Found about about them staying at the Rivertown lodge, the shampoo, conditioner and shower gel were great, I had to check out the store. The scents are nice and crisp, all locally made
Meander up and down WARREN ST. to see wonderful antique & design shops. Fine restaurants abound.
Stop by here and grab a great shot of espresso as you hop from gallery to gallery
Boutique hotel combining simple, rustic, and industrial influences from the team at Workstead in Brooklyn. Also serves a great brunch and dinner in the boat-like bar in the back.
