I was in the area after a run and found this restaurant on Google. When we walked in, it looked a…read morelittle empty at the moment, but honestly that worked in our favor--we were seated right away. Our waitress was very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The food itself was decent. Nothing extraordinary, but not bad either pretty much what you'd expect from a casual spot. The coffee was a bit bland and didn't really taste like coffee, but most diners aren't known for having the strongest brew anyway. Overall, it was a good experience for a quick stop after a run. Fast service, friendly staff, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Didn't have high hopes when you see such low reviews and then see what this place looks like in…read moreperson. My husband and I were staying at a local hotel for two nights exploring Sleepy Hollow. We'd had Applebees the day before for lunch, so wanted to switch up and give this place a try. We're from Jersey- the diner capital of the world, so sometimes people just have too high expectations for diners. Respect and decency to the customers that are fueling your tips? Non existent here. We walked in, weren't greeted but caught eyes with an employee who just waved his hands at us to follow him, and sat us at a booth without saying a word. Okay. Moving on. Someone came up to take our drink order with just one word "Drinks" in a bothered tone. The menu is huge so we were looking through it when he came by again, maybe a minute after we had sat down & just one word again said "Ready?" in an uninterested tone. We said sorry still looking and then he threw his hands up in the air & walked away like we were an inconvenience. The inside of this diner is outdated & a dump from the outside , the staff is rude and unwelcoming. We said forget it, we have somewhere to get to, and left & went right back to Applebees again. There's a reason you only have two cars in your parking lot.

Great family restaurant! If you live nearby and your kid loves trains--whose doesn't--this is a…read moremust hit for you. Located near the Valhalla train station, from what I can see this was the old train station, along with a caboose they connected. It looks a of and authentic because it is old and authentic. My favorite is the bar, although my son doesn't let us sit there as he can't see the trains pass out the window. Service has been good every time I've been. Worth making a reservation if you're coming for a high traffic time (ie: Winter Wonderland) as they can pack out. In terms of food, it's basically a diner. I typically get a burger with fries and have done well that way. I typically get the Signature burger, which is solid and comes with a lot of frizzled onions. Chicken tenders, fries and all of the basics are good too. So are the drinks, with the beer menu being decent as well. That's not why you're here though: it's a family thing, and for that it's hard to do much better.

A fabulous Father's Day dining experience. Dad and I both ordered the meatloaf, which we have eaten…read moremany times before. It was delicious as ever, served with mashed potatoes and boiled sliced carrots. Our waiter was friendly and professional, making the entire meal a joy.

Definitely one of my favorite diners. The food is consistently good. The breakfast is great, simple…read moreand affordable. If you are looking for a good breakfast... this is the place to go. The diner itself is clean and everyone is friendly. The burgers are fresh, not a fake patty. And the milkshakes go perfectly with them. Everyone is really nice at this diner. The place is welcoming and the food has always been good.

Nice place for meeting people. Stop by with a friend for coffee. The service was quick and the…read morechoices for dessert were okay. It was what to expect of a diner.

We wanted a quiet, earlier New Year's dinner and Cabin delivered and then some…read more They had NYE specials or you could order off their regular menu. My Almond encrusted salmon was perfectly prepared, wonderful portion, delicious champagne sauce. I asked for mash and green beans rather than rice and asparagus. Not a problem. The server was friendly, kept us in plenty of water and was very attentive. Baked stuffed clams were very good, a little peppery hot but that didn't stop me! For himself, the surf and turf, and the 8 oz filet was rare as requested, tender. Very fresh lobster tail. Very cozy inside as usual. Place was packed but not loud. Yes, the when many people are se the bar and it's one car per person, the lot fills up. I had to be creative with parking in their lot, but found a spot. The Cabin Restaurant food is delicious and fresh. Not overly fussy and trying too hard. Sometimes you want the standards people have enjoyed for decades. Here there is something for everyone to enjoy. If I want something laced with truffle oil, lobster foam, or sriracha, I know where to go. If you want reliable comfort classics done right, come here and be treated well. It's great when places you love stay as you remember and can rely.

Remember that dreary restaurant you went to growing up, that was quirky but that the food was…read moredecent? That's the Cabin. Located right off the Sprain, it's in a good location and parking is decent. It looks how it sounds, both inside and out. Nice big bar, a pizza oven front and center, and of course the fireplace. Love all of the wood. Service was good however they were empty so perhaps grading on a curve there. I got the open faced steak sandwich. Pretty formidable portion with plenty of steak, however in hindsight I should've ordered it medium. Got it with bleu cheese and there was a crapton of it. Onions/mushrooms were good. No chance in hell of picking the thing up, yet very enjoyable. My son liked his chicken fingers, mostly just eating the fries as per tradition. My wife's pizza took awhile to come which was weird as they weren't bus and the pizza guy was standing around, however we went as they opened so perhaps they were waiting for the oven to heat up. We came for a post-hockey lesson lunch and this did the job well. My son generally prefers Valhalla Crossing nearby (trains, ya know) which has a similar vibe, however wouldn't mind inserting this oldie into the rotation once in awhile.

Came here for brunch and this place has definitely changed since the last time I visited years ago…read more We were greeted and seated right away, and within minutes our server Adelfo came over. He was funny, friendly, and super personable. We ended up chatting about our kids and he made the whole experience feel relaxed and enjoyable. He mentioned the entire place was recently renovated, including the kitchen, and it shows. The space is clean, bright, and even smells new. The concept is pretty unique. The restaurant is split down the middle with IHOP on one side and Applebee's on the other, but now it operates as one combined menu. You can order anything from either side no matter where you sit. Breakfast all day, even at the bar, which is a fun twist. We started with the Ultimate Appetizer Trio with mozzarella sticks, chicken quesadillas, and chicken wontons. You get to pick three sauces, which is a great touch. The mozzarella sticks and quesadillas were very good, especially paired with the sauces. The chicken wontons missed for me. The Sweet Asian chile sauce and coleslaw did not work and the chicken texture was mushy. For drinks, I tried an Irish coffee since the espresso machine was down. It was not great. Very light on whiskey and came off watery with no real creaminess. The hot chocolate was just okay. The Bourbon Street Steak had good flavor, but the cut is now top sirloin instead of ribeye and it shows. Still enjoyable, but not as strong as it used to be. The fries that came with it were solid. The highlight for me was the Ultimate Breakfast Burger. It had a lot going on with a beef patty, hash browns, American cheese, bacon, a fried egg, and poblano hollandaise on a brioche bun. I swapped the egg to fried hard. Messy, falling apart, but somehow it all worked and tasted great. I also took advantage of the 2 for $25 deal with some upgrades and tried the 3 Cheese Chicken Penne and the Bourbon Street Chicken and Shrimp. Both were good and added even more value to the visit. Overall, this was a great experience. Strong service, a clean and updated space, and a fun concept that gives you the best of both worlds with grill, bar, and breakfast all in one place. I would definitely come back and try more items like the O M Cheese burger, quesadilla burger, bacon cheddar chicken sandwich, loaded buffalo chicken omelette, brownie bite, and the sizzling butter pecan blondie.

June 23, 2026, 3pm, I walked in just to look around I-Hop and Applebee's since I haven't been up…read morethis way in a while. Nice to see both companies are in one building. There were two older ladies who walked in behind me, and were waiting to be seated. I Looked around the place and there were a few people at the tables and bar eating. However, there was NO employee at the front door to greet the customers as they came in. Not good customer service in my opinion. Anyway, when I left within 5 minutes of looking around the two older ladies also left. I am sure they left the restaurant because nobody was around to help them. I guess they decided to leave and bring their business elsewhere. I understand your restaurant maybe short staffed, but you may want to instruct your staff to constantly scan the front door to ensure new customers are being taken care of. Hope the food wait is better than the time it takes to get seated.

There is always an adventure and new food destination when visiting New York. Upon entering you are…read moregreeted and seated very quickly. I loved the vast selection of food choices. I chose the Eldorado burger and it was so delicious and juicy. I tried to walk past the desserts but the cheesecake could not be passed up. The thickness and flavor of it didn't disappoint. I loved the ambiance and friendliness of the staff. It's a great feeling to leave an establishment full, content and sharing a laugh.

I was really craving a breakfast burrito (and I'm always craving pancakes) and this breakfast…read moreburrito was very cheese heavy in a way that was just very off balance. It didn't feel like there were any eggs in there at all. The pancakes also didn't have that buttery savory yet sweet flavor that I was craving unfortunately. I did enjoy the waffle fries though. I've been to this diner before haven't particularly enjoyed anything in a major way so I think this is just one of those last resort diners, but at least it's not as bad as the Port Chester Coach Diner and Mamaroneck Diner...

I had never actually been to Southern Table, I had only ever had takeout from there once or twice,…read morebut I have been wanting to try it for ages and I have to say it was worth the wait. We went on Easter for brunch, which we decided to do last minute and they let us know they could squeeze us in. We sat on the screened in patio. They were massively busy, but the staff was on their toes, checking in, taking away empty plates, being very kind (even though they were clearly crazy with how busy they were). We started with the Brie stuff pretzels. They were more like pretzel sandwiches (pretzel sticks cut in half with Brie in between), but were really tasty. It was all so good, I kept forgetting to take pictures until after we had already dug in. The pretzel app came with 4 pretzel/brie sandwiches. We also got the spinach an artichoke dip. It came with a nice amount of chips (hate when they give you too few and then you're just left with gobs of dip and nothing for it). It also came with salsa and sour cream, which seemed odd, but was nice for the extra chips and also family friendly if the dip didn't appeal to kids. The dip itself was really nice, it didn't taste as rich as spinach and artichoke dips often are. I could really taste the spinach, but in a good way. Usually dips like that make me feel overly full and are so heavy, this was a refreshing take on it. We got the Dutch baby pancake, the kids Mac and cheese, the pimento cheese and ham omelet (which I got scrambled), chicken and waffles, and the hot honey chicken. Overall, the food was delicious. The flavors all had depth and were really satisfying. We came home with lots of leftovers and we were all very happy when the meal was done. We will definitely be going back.

I have been meaning to come here for a minute and finally found the opportunity last week…read more It was Wednesday in June. We were actually supposed to go on vacation but apocalyptic weather at our destination meant that every flight to that region was cancelled or severely delayed and ain't nobody got time for that so we decided to take a staycation instead. It felt only right to do the thing we would have done on vacation and go out for dinner. TBH we're old now so vacation or not, we eat on the earlier side of things. I think we went at around 5:30pm. Ample amount of seating available at that time. They have quite a large menu with many intriguing options. Unfortunately, only vegetarian main I recall was the mac and cheese. Instead, I settled on the santa fe salad for my main and GF the lettuce tacos for hers. The appetizer menu was particularly appetizing but we had to settle on two so we went with the spicy cauliflower and brie-stuffed pretzel. The spicy cauliflower was flavored aggressively, in a positive kind of way. The accompanying ranch brought everything together. You also can't go wrong with a brie stuffed pretzel. I don't typically like sweet in what is traditionally a savory flavor profile but the fig jam really added a welcome new dimension. Santa fe salad was gigantic. I actually was able to eat the rest of it for dinner on the following night. Absolutely loaded with goodies like avocado, corn, cheese, black beans, scallions, tomatoes. What a combo of flavors and textures in that thing. GF enjoyed all of the tacos except for nashville hot chicken but she isn't a big fan of chicken to begin with. I was especially impressed by their drink menu. They have a literal "smoked" menu which I could not pass up. I went with the southern smoke which is out of character for me because I typically don't get bourbon (for a reason...and i suffered later). This drink packed a fucking PUNCH. My goodness. There is no candy land bullshit juice drinks here, you definitely get your money's worth. There was a touch of a time period between when I finished my drink and was asked if I wanted another but at least they did ask. Ultimately a good experience. I do wish they had some vegetarian mains but if you aren't vegetarian and like southern food you would probably enjoy tremendously.

We were in search of a good burger and Horsefeathers didn't disappoint. This author and local…read morethemed tavern gives its nods to Poe and Irving and several other classic word smiths. We love the decor and the service was friendly and fast. The cheddar cheese on our burgers was out of this world. Remarkable to us both.

Current review from Jan 2026: Mediocre and expensive bar…read more Sure the beer list is fairly long but they're all mediocre choices and all in bottles or cans, not a single draft. $7-9 for a 12oz can of nothing special and they didn't even have the 2nd or 3rd things I ordered. The barback who greeted me had a personality but after he walked away, the bartender was inattentive and devoid of personality. Overall, it got worse since my last visit albeit this time was only the bar and no food as I couldn't bring myself to their price point for a snack while I sipped overpriced meh beers. Still 2-stars, so maybe not as inconsistent as I thought, just not that good period. My original review from 2016 - 2-stars: Really inconsistent. I want to love the place as I have fond memories from my childhood of a place with the same name, that I can't even swear is the same establishment. The place has no tap beers, and pretty big offering of acceptable but not actually desirable bottle beers. I'd rather drink tasty choice brews from my fridge at home.

I was visiting Tarrytown for an art show and had breakfast one morning at Bella's Restaurant. It…read morewas a sweet little spot with a good sized menu and something for everyone. I had the eggs benedict and my friend ordered over-hard eggs with hash and toast. We split some mixed fruit which was super fresh. The hash could've been crispier but that's a preference of mine! Everyone in the diner was very friendly and super attentive. My coffee was never empty! Would recommend if you're looking quick, yummy service!

I had breakfast from here a year ago, then when up in the area again this October I was like I…read moreremember this place was so good, and wanted my husband to try it. He loved it and we just did take out so I can't really say much else but it was delicious.

Another visit to this landmark pub. Well deserved reputation for great service, food and welcoming…read moreambiance. We've had the French Onion soup, probably the best we've tasted!. And the burgers are outstanding too. 10 ounce patties of deliciousness (is that even a word?), perfectly cooked to order. It's definitely in our regular rotation.

Really good neighborhood bar! Emphasis on neighborhood, as this place has a slew of regulars that…read morepack the joint. I came for lunch during the week, and everyone who was there knew everybody else. Sat at the bar and service was rock solid. Otherwise visual what an Irish bar looks like, and this was it. Only difference is that their tap list is much better. Got the Horseman burger. Beef was very fresh and cooked to a perfect rare. Nothing fancy, just really well made. Toppings were very good, as was the bit of chili they put on the side. I'm more of a Texas chili guy and I like some heat, however this was solid. All in all it was the most pleasant and satisfying lunch in recent memory. To cap it off a charity/bank was giving away free ice cream across the street--got to love Sleepy Hollow!