A trip to Sleepy Hollow was my annual autumn pilgrimage. Located on the East Bank of the Hudson, it…read moreis about 20 miles north of NYC. I would listen to Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hollow while commuting to the village by the Metro North Hudson line. The village is lovely and I could spend the afternoon wandering along Beekman Ave window shopping and enjoying the fall atmosphere.

Who is absolutely enchanting? It was also wonderful to go there without a ton of people because it…read moremade the tour much more enjoyable

Came here with some friends to visit Sleepy Hollow. Can't visit without seeing the infamous…read moreheadless horseman statue. BUT it's another tourist trap with limited parking. Circled around the block but such a hype made it impossible to get a spot. Took photos from the car. Cool structure

When you're in Sleep Hollow, or even just passing through, of course you pass by the Headless…read moreHorseman statue. It is tucked in between some trees so it could be easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. It is impressive and worth a quick stop.

Service was slow, friendly but slow. No manger working this night according to staff…read more Food was plain at best. Portions are small. I first ordered Linguine with Vingole This was served with with absolutely no clams in the shell. That meant that everything had came from a can, nothing Fresh. When I asked where are the clams? The server responded. I don't make the dishes. I asked to replace with Chicken Scarpariello. All they served was a piece of chicken breast in broth. One question they have absolutely no idea the correct way to make the dish or they pretended they didn't know. But then it was too late. After having been there already for almost an hour and a half and just receiving food.. What I did receive was good. But you can find good anywhere better and ambience.

Food is great here, and the service is solid…read more Dining area is clean. Service is mid, but overall this was a positive experience.

I'm not feeling the City of White Plains these days. When I…read morego to see my cousin who lives in White Plains it's a whole day at the mall. I take the train for day trips. Day long shopping trips to White Plains have been familiar to me most of my life. We catch up on family talk while going in and out of the stores. Before the mall became a shopping phenomenon I had a better time in White Plains. Over the years White Plains lost its glitter to me. My visits turning into bland uneventful days just trying to enjoy time with family. I could be wrong but I feel this city stopped trying to attract visitors. It's hard to get around without a car. I have no plans to return any time soon. Besides my family stopped inviting me!

I get a ticket every time I park in the city center. What the $&@? is wrong with your attendants?read more

Food was delicious! The chicken piccata and the chicken…read moreAlfredo were amazing. highly recommend.

A True Gem - Rini's Restaurant and Wine Bar…read more Rini's Restaurant and Wine Bar is truly a gem. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed into a warm, inviting, and impeccably clean space that immediately feels comfortable and special. Owner Leo sets the tone for the entire experience. He is gracious, friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly takes great pride in his restaurant. He respects his customers and makes everyone feel valued--something that is increasingly rare and deeply appreciated. The food is outstanding. Every dish is carefully prepared, incredibly fresh, and made on the premises. Each plate is savory, flavorful, and consistently delicious. You can taste the quality and care in every bite. The staff is just as impressive--friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring about their patrons. They help create an atmosphere that feels both professional and personal. And as if that weren't enough, on select evenings Rini's offers live music featuring well-known entertainers. These nights elevate the experience even further, creating a vibrant yet intimate ambiance that makes dining there feel truly special. Rini's is more than just a restaurant--it's an experience. Wonderful food, exceptional service, and memorable evenings all come together beautifully. I highly recommend it and look forward to returning again and again.

Food was amazing, ambience lovely, and service excellent!!! I had the prosciutto wrapped scallops…read morewith oranges and brown citrus sauce..... it was absolutely amazing and all the flavors blended together. My husband and brother had the pork special. It was fried with peppers and onions and it was delicious. I had the chicken Saltimbocca and it was delicious. I always like to leave a recommendation , because there us always room for improvement... The mashed potatoes did not taste fresh. They were powdery and seemed out of a box. I highly recommend this place and I will be back. The waitress was a sweetheart. :)

This place is definitely a family oriented restaurant. It was nicely decorated for Halloween. We…read more ordered a couple of appetizers, a glass of wine and I had a gin martini which they made to perfection. Also, the preparation of the food was lovely. The chicken dish wasn't that great. But the fish dish was not bad.

A Hudson Valley wine tour to celebrate a friend's landmark birthday was perfect! Hudson Valley…read moreBucket list did an outstanding job coordinating the day from transport and an itinerary of beautiful wineries to a magazine photo worthy picnic lunch orchestrated by an on-site host. Our group of 12 were treated like special guests everywhere we went and we were wowed by the friendly, welcoming reception at each stop and the delicious wines we were able to taste. HVBL made planning this event easy and the day memorable

Becky was the best and the day couldn't have been planned any better! Best time ever !read more

I've always loved the views here and it's not too far from home. I never get tired of coming here.read more

Very cute murals and very pretty views. Great running by here on the trail to kingsland point park.read more

The name is a little confusing because "Mambo" sounds more Latin than Italian, but whatever. And…read morethe decor kind of looks like it was all just mashed together from HomeGoods. But the food? WAY better than what you'd expect from the visual impression. Service is warm and attentive and the kitchen is right there in the open, diner-style, so you feel like you're part of the whole thing.

Love this spot so much! Came here on the way back from Nyack and got a table outside. Delicious…read morehomemade pastas made with love. Adored the mushroom-sage-butter homemade tagliatelle the most, though the lasagna was pretty good, very meaty. The desserts are off-the-charts! So tasty and creative. Loved the pavlova with strawberry sorbet and the rich pistachio ice cream. Delicious warm bread basket with sun-dried tomato butter, too. Shoutout to Ana who is so warm and had great recommendations, welcome to us and our dog! We even made friends with another diner at the restaurant and hung out together on the rainy night. Telling everybody about this place. 5 stars!!!

Old school time warp pizza place, uncomfortable seating, noisy,very pricey for the experience you…read moreget, food was just ok, service was good, parking lot was full of ice and snow with no effort to clean it up!

The food is the same delicious favors they were years ago. Always treated well and greeted by the…read moreowner who has been there since he was a young man. He took over for his Dad who still remember from when I was a kid. The old time appearance has been refreshed some but it's still a homie atmosphere. My mother used to come here when she was pregnant with me and I'm now in my seventies. They're still around for a good reason. Bon appetito!