Le Canard Enchaîné** is one of our absolute favorite restaurants. It's our go-to place for…read moreanniversaries, birthdays, and sometimes just because we feel like treating ourselves. Every visit has been consistently outstanding. The food is simply exceptional. We've tried many dishes over the years, and honestly, everything on the menu has been delicious. You can truly appreciate the quality of the ingredients and the attention to detail in every plate. The service is equally impressive--friendly, professional, and always attentive, making every meal feel special. They don't offer a kids' menu, but that has never been an issue for us because our daughter has a very French palate and happily enjoys the regular menu. If you're planning to visit, I highly recommend making a reservation for the weekend, as it tends to fill up quickly. Also, keep in mind that they're closed on **Wednesdays and Sundays**. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for an unforgettable French dining experience, Le Canard Enchaîné never disappoints. We always leave looking forward to our next visit. Highly recommended!

We just dined here to celebrate my partners birthday. The service was good, as was the food. The…read moreonly disappointment was that there was no recognition of his special day. I noted it in my Open Tables reservation. We weren't looking for any freebies, just a " Glad you chose our restaurant to celebrate your special occasion." Having been a former inn and restaurant owner, it is the little things tgat make a lasting impression. This will not be one of those moments.

Food is delicious! My family's favorite is the chicken Marsala. We now order it for every special…read moreoccasion. We either pick up or eat in the charming bar. We have loved Charlotte's for over 15 years. It's a perennial favorite. Thank you!

Charlotte's Restaurant & Catering is a modern American restaurant and catering company that opened…read morein Millbrook, New York in 2006. It was founded by husband and wife Mikael and Alicia Moller. Mikael started out as a restaurant apprentice in Sweden when he was just 13. He immigrated to New York City in 1981 and worked at several high-profile restaurants. Mikael met Charlotte when he began working as a chef for Charlotte's Catering where she was also working. After marrying in 1989, they bought the catering business. After a trip to Millbrook, they fell in love with the area and wanted to open a restaurant in town. They purchased the building that housed Allyn's Restaurant in 2006 and renamed it "Charlotte's Restaurant". The location was built in the 19th century as a church before being converted into a theater and finally a restaurant space. My wife and I recently dined at Charlotte's while we were visiting Millbrook. We were celebrating our sixth anniversary with a stay at Wing's Castle nearby. Charlotte's came highly recommended. We really liked all of the Autumn decor adorning the dining room. We started things off with some Autumn-inspired cocktails: I had the "Apple Pie Martini" while my wife had the "Warm Cider with Spiced Rum". They both really hit the spot. For entrees, I had the "Cornish Game Hen (with quinoa, butternut squash, pickled sweet peppers and rosemary sauce) while my wife had the "Creamy Lobster Mac & Cheese" (Maine lobster, bacon bits, herbed bread crumb with mixed greens and citrus vinaigrette). We both really enjoyed our food! After the dessert menu came around, we decided to share a delicious "Apple Galette" (local Granny Smith apple, sweet pastry crust, vanilla ice cream). It was a perfect way to end an excellent meal. We really enjoyed our experience at Charlotte's and highly recommend them for anyone visiting Millbrook!

Menu was incurable with a huge variety of Franco- American delicacies rarely found outside large…read morecities. After eyeballing many tables my Vassarite noted that steak was popular and ordered it ( half went home for the next night). She had never had Beignets so after requesting a nut free dip she found it insanely good. The tartare did not fail to delight grandma! We will be back!

When we travel, we like to treat ourselves to a fancy dinner during our stay. Visiting the Hyde…read morePark area, most restaurants you'll find are going to be in the city of Poughkeepsie. Although Poughkeepsie has a decent variety of excellent restaurant options, there aren't a lot of upscale places to select from. We opted to book reservations for Brasserie 292 for a Saturday night. When we arrived, we were nearing the end of the dinner rush. We were sat right away, unfortunately it wasn't all too romantic being sat in the middle of the restaurant but understandably the restaurant is on the smaller side. The waiter was attentive, and addressed any of our questions about the menu, even hunting down the bottle of pinot noir we ordered. We opted to start off our night by splitting a half-dozen oysters which came with their in-house hot sauce, and an order of pouple, which was cooked to perfection. For our entrees we selected the red wine braised lamb shank and the dry aged prime NY steak. Since sides for both entrees were not mentioned on the menu, we also ordered sides - wild mushrooms, brussels sprouts and crispy smoked peewee potatoes. Overall the food was excellent and I'm still dreaming about the mushrooms. If we lived locally, would we go back, maybe but overall we had a great experience. Since this was an upscale restaurant, I opted to not photograph our meals and enjoyed being present in the moment.

An impromptu date night led us to Le Gamin (French restaurant) before our show, spontaneous…read moredecisions are the best decisions. We ordered the mussels linguine and the croque madame, then sealed the deal with affogatos for dessert. Everything was so good that I completely forgot the most important rule of dining in 2026: take pictures before you eat. Instead, we just... ate it. Rookie mistake. You can really feel the warmth of this family-owned gem--from the welcoming atmosphere to the care put into every dish. Looks like we'll have to come back... highly recommend!

Our car club visits the area once a year. It's a big car crazy party. This local eatery has earned…read more"party status" for a bunch if us. The French cuisine is the draw for us. This year's party of five dined on the patio. We sampled their clam chowder and onion soup ... both brought smiles and yummy noises. One party goer had the mussels and loved that hugh bowl of fresh tasting and well spiced sea food. I went full carnivore and had the steak ... pricy at $44 but perfectly cooked, tender and served with a fresh cut mound of fries. Dessert for me was the noise and it rocked. Others had cream brûlée and it too earned high marks. Why not 5 stars? There were a couple of minor service faux pas so I like to keep it real. But 4 stars are all well earned. And, I will be back at our next car club event. Recommended.

We could've gone back south to Great Barrington from our hotel in Lee, MA and driven the almost 20…read moreminutes to a restaurant I peeked out the last time we were in the area, but decided to stay close by. And Triskele's French cooking, is one of the reasons why. The stars are all aligning for Triskele's French Chef and owner Gilbert, offering a comfortable, homey setting with incredible tasting food for this area. There are 3 dining rooms- 2 of those facing Main St. the other closer to the parking lot entrance with a softly-lit bar area. You can book through Resy which I noticed after I reserved by phone- but either way, you'll receive text reservation details and reminder. You'd be hard pushed to find a bad review here. Food is as good as you can expect from Triskele- think good tasting unfussy and hearty plates with a good dose of French music in the background. Our Sidecar and Cosmo cocktails were great and packed a TKO. The Beurre Blanc sauce in my Salmon dish was a bit loose- but extremely tasty. Hubs enjoyed his medium-rare rack of lamb and raved about the seasoned crust- even after we finished. He also felt the lamb was so tasty- that he didn't have the need to use the chutney/relish(?) it came with. Service was great! Margarite is a perfect blend of attentive and personal and Gilbert greeted us with the warmest smeyes as we headed out. Nice standout.

We have eaten here many times before but unfortunately we will not be back. The food ranged from…read moremediocre to quite good but was too inconsistent. We ordered the bread and butter off the menu (only way to get bread) and the butter was individually wrapped in packets labeled Sysco. It was too salty and not good at all. We adore the butter in France and expected better from a boutique French restaurant. We also experienced the owner as being quite argumentative and we experienced his manner as condescending when we made what we thought were two fairly normal requests. Two requests that this restaurant had honored in the past under previous ownership (but we were unaware of the change of ownership). Our experience was that the new owner belittled our requests. One, to cook the oysters (my mother can't medically eat raw oysters but adores them if they can be cooked. And this was a special birthday dinner for her.) And a request for organic wine which we had had at this restaurant before. (Non-organic wine gives her a headache.) We also found the owner quite argumentative and experienced his manner as condescending when we made what we thought were two fairly normal requests. **In response to the restaurant's comments below, the issue was not that he said no; it was the way in which we were spoken to. (My mother actually left the restaurant for a bit to collect herself but chose to come back in for the meal. I wish we had just left.) The waitress was lovely and attentive. She was professional in all of her interactions with us and we were very grateful for her kindness. The eggs mayonnaise was just ok (could have made better ourselves). The ratatouille was quite disappointing, no depth or real flavor- definitely would have been tastier if we had made it ourselves. The branzino was the only highlight of the meal yet they had left a cluster of the green bean stems on the plate... ? On purpose? The night before we had an excellent dinner at Alta in Lenox Center. Don't hesitate to go there! Cafe Triskele used to be consistent and excellent. Unfortunately, our experience this time was very different. ** My comments below were added after the restaurant's response: I have made a few minor edits above to clarify my original review. I would also like to note that the person who posted the restaurant's response below was not present during the interactions described above. And at no point during the evening was an apology offered or did anyone come to our table to acknowledge what had happened or ask if there was anything they could do to address the situation.

This meal was epic. By far the best restaurant I have enjoyed in Connecticut. The menu is set by…read morethe chef. No choices. Very intriguing. We started with a blue cheese pastry. A crawfish bisque was next. It was followed by the most amazing duck I have ever had. Cod followed. Beef dish was next. The desert was a delicate stack of pastry,cream and strawberry ice cream. Outstanding Small place. 20 people max at the one seating. Be there on time. They serve all at once BYOB. Table water provided. When we went it was $150 per person,tip included. There is a break period for you to go out and walk around or to mingle with the other guests An amazing dining experience

I drove by today, summer Saturday evening, and it appears to be closed. Is this temporary or…read morepermanent?

Unquestionably the culinary highlight of our autumn trip to upstate NY. LOVED the tableside…read morepresentation of many of the items ordered (sauces poured on halibut and steak, ice cream presentation, etc). There were so many great sounding dessert options, but we were suckers for a hand-spun ice cream option - "dinner and a show" Outstanding food, and tremendous service from Daniel - couldn't have done a better job. These students will be a huge credit to wherever they work after graduation!

Worth. Every. Penny…read more I've wanted to visit here for a long time, and mom's birthday was the perfect occasion. If you're not familiar with the concept, the servers and chefs are culinary students. My own server was super friendly and knowledgeable. He did give a new-ish vibe sometimes but was completely professional. The meal was outstanding. Definitely great for the value. The highest compliment came from my mom, the birthday girl. They even brought out a complimentary dessert for her. Mom had been to another CIA restaurant and thought of the two, this was her favorite.

OMG!!!!! Hudson Valley needs to put this place on the RADAR…read more.. There's only 2 great French restaurants upstate that I highly recommend. And Brigitte Bistro is one of them!!!! Starting with appetizers to the end with Dessert. Chef Randi is an outstanding chef that deserves AA Tomasz gives you the best mixed cocktails you've ever tasted. This place is the best kept secret, But not anymore... THE SECRET IS OUT. YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED

We were made aware of this wonderful French Bistro in Red Hook in the beautiful Hudson Valley by a…read morefriend who raved about it. The four of us decided to go and we were so impressed! Absolutely outstanding experience with great French food, friendly service and charming atmosphere . It was authentic delicious French bistro food, and we felt like we were transported into a quaint countryside bistro in France! This is a true gem!

It's very pretty inside but the food is too rich and upset my stomach a lot…read moreI had a sautéed fish with mashed potatoes and later that night had major stomach problems. And I know French food since I lived nine years in Paris.! If you want a pretty dining room with drinks go but IF you have any issues with Heavy food I don't recommend it!

We eat out about 3-4x a week and the best restaurants are always the ones (even at their worst)…read morethat would never leave a patron hungry. The "petit" portions and prices here are out of control and should be an embarrassment. As an example: The family next to us was a great example of starving children--first world edition. I was thinking about augmenting my salmon dish with another dish, just in case I got hungry, but when the crêpe arrived to the table next to us, the young boy looked disappointed. It was tiny and apparently they are not made fresh because when I asked they said they only had one more. How does one run out of crepes? Maybe no more bananas or Nutella? After he finished eating it, he was scraping every sign of Nutella drizzle from his plate, and then I heard him say what I think all of us were feeling. "Mom, I'm still hungry" with which his mom asked the server for something else, and meanwhile, my husband and I looked at each other and smirked in accord. Our dishes (shown) were about $18 each and we did leave dissatisfied and still hungry. The quality of the food was very good, but two shrimp tacos with barely anything inside them was literally shameful and shocking, and my husband who had low blood sugar was hoping this would help but it did nothing. The place is undoubtedly charming, the servers wonderful and accommodating, but the food on a Sunday brunch needs to be reviewed, and attention must be paid to the fact that brunches are usually the first meal of the day for many, and with that people expect something substantial to kick off the day until dinner. Add another taco. And don't let us ask for more bread or another meal for another $18. It doesn't fly. If you want a hearty brunch I suggest another restaurant.

Cute wine bar - amazing charcuterie platters!! Nice selection of wines. Service was attentive.read more

Kind staff and great ambiance! I don't recommend coming in large groups, as reservations only come…read morewith 4 people. I was served a wine I didn't order because there may have been too much going on. However the prices are reasonable and the pinot noir was delicious, very complex and full-bodied compared to ones I've had in the past. The sommelier was also very accommodating. The live music was very charming, but was difficult to talk over. I did not have the best experience that night with a group of 8 people, but this is not the kind of space for that. I believe coming with a smaller group would make a huge difference and would be very enjoyable.