Went here for a wedding what a beautiful place with excellent food and the staff was one of the…read morebest staffs I've ever experienced ever kind great service professional

Hidden in the valley of Bedford and just beyond the heavy sounds of interstate 684 is a special and…read moreprivate sanctuary called GlenArbor Golf Club. You can catch glimpses of the world renown fairways and greens design by golf icon Gary Player and the clubs classic Americana club house outfitted with sensational member only features which include a world class golf academy, white glove member support, and a golf pro shop that has every need you will ever have. But let's talk about the fuel of that will have you finishing your round in record time. The food. Chef Carey Favreau travels the world on the off season to bring back gifts if taste and presentation. Discovering his passion at an early age Chef Carey Favreau was destined for great opportunities in culinary offerings. Graduated from the world renown Culinary Institute, Chef Carey Favreau, better known as Chef Carey, designs and serves up te most flavorful culinary art dishes, dazzling desserts, world class entrees, amazing appetizers, and doesn't miss a detail. His staff, like something out of the animated Disney classic "Beauty & The Beast" dance their way into the dining room in black tie to cap the dining experience to classic levels and appeal. Any member or guest who has the privilege to have a fork full of braised veal lasagna, a fresh scallop, a sliver of steak will walk away belly full and dreaming of the next return.

There are a few times in life a meal is so excellently crafted in a place that has honestly a…read morecomfortable feel as this nice club. The golf and food is amazing. The staff is great and so nice and comforting.

The course is challenging. Play it a few times and see which holes you like or don't…read more The 19th hole is great, get a cold beer, wings, or a sandwich after play. Staff are friendly, multiple TV's so you can request what you want to watch. The course could use some attention from Greens keeper on some greens.....

Super rude golf staff, if you call to check tee time availability, they are rude that they have to…read morecheck. Whichever guy runs the shop needs to be replaced. My friend simply called and asked why they had a tee time on golf now but not available on there tee sheet and he couldn't have been more rude and said " good for them" ??? Like it's your golf course and you don't know about your golf now tee times? Get a grip Please fix your hospitality issues

After years as members, we've watched this club's standards collapse. The final straw? My…read moredaughter's junior golf bag vanished from their own bag room -- and management's response was to quote fine print instead of taking responsibility. PS - not the first time bag has gone "missing". They blamed policy instead of fixing the problem. White glove service turned into "get to the back of the line". That's the culture now: excuses over accountability. Between reduced amenities (that you already pay for), poor course conditions most of the season, lack of communication, and a tone-deaf leadership team, it's clear this isn't the same club it once was. We've since left -- and we're not alone. The GM is a NIGHTMARE. Golf Pro Sucks!

Staff was amazing at both inside and outside dining areas. Four was terrific and service top notch…read more. Looking forward to going back there !!

Golf is challenging, it's a hilly difficult course but I enjoy it. It makes me think and use…read moredifferent clubs and strategies on certain holes. Nice putting and chipping green. Restaurant is great, especially when a live band is playing. Beautiful spot!

Did they raise their greens fees 30% from last season? Resident rate was $74 last season and $94…read morethis season? Tried calling the pro shop at 415pm on a Saturday and couldn't even reach someone...

This place has potential but unfortunately they are taking the wait and see approach. No club house…read moreand very poor maintenance outside the fairway and greens. They want to fix it up after they get members and that's not how things work. You build it to perfection and then people see and join. But sadly I don't think this is going to succeed unless they go all out now or go public.

build it our before you open!…read more This has been an eyesore for years and people ae still waiting for development

There's nothing more special than Mother's Day brunch at the Kittle House Inn in Chappaqua, NY. We…read morewere seated in the bar area, where you could really feel the historic, cozy charm of the inn. Reservations filled quickly, so I felt lucky to secure a 12:00 noon table for four -- my wife, mother-in-law, son, and me. The brunch featured a prix-fixe menu, and honestly, everything sounded delicious. My son and I ordered Bloody Marys, while my wife and mother-in-law chose mimosas. I was starting to feel very sophisticated at that point. The croissants with assorted spreads and jams were outstanding. I started with the oysters, which were perfectly prepared and practically melted in your mouth. My wife was initially going to order the mixed salad, but I convinced her to try the burrata and prosciutto instead -- a great decision. My son ordered the spicy yellowfin tuna pizzetta, and my mother-in-law had the cream of artichoke soup. I sampled everything except the soup; I didn't think sticking my spoon into my mother-in-law's bowl was the best idea. Everything we tasted was excellent. The entrées were equally impressive. My salmon was unbelievably fresh, my son's filet mignon was tender and flavorful, and my wife's lobster eggs Benedict was rich and delicious. My mother-in-law enjoyed the spring vegetable quiche. Up until that point, everything had gone smoothly. Then service started to slip a bit. Desserts were taking an unusually long time, and no one had come over to ask whether we wanted coffee, espresso, cappuccino, or tea. When I finally requested coffee, the waiter didn't even ask what kind we wanted. The general manager came over and apologized for the delay, but I struggled to explain that the issue wasn't just the wait -- it was the lack of attention to detail and service standards you expect at a restaurant like the Kittle House, especially at this price point. I was happy to pay for a fine dining experience; I simply expected the service to match. What really caught me off guard was when he responded by asking, "Do you work in restaurants?" I found that somewhat offensive, as if my opinion needed credentials to be valid. Ironically, I actually have 30 years of hospitality experience, including work at Forbes-rated properties. To their credit, the waiter later apologized, and they removed the coffee charge from the bill. Despite the service hiccup, I would absolutely return. It honestly seemed like they were understaffed, with too few experienced servers and too much reliance on bus staff trying to keep up with a very busy holiday crowd.

I ate at Kittle House twice before (both years ago) and it was lovely, so I'm hoping the issues now…read moreare transitory. We had a business dinner with 7 people on a Wednesday night. And the service was a mess. Drinks took forever to arrive. Three guests would order but only two would arrive. When the food came out, it was disjointed so half the food was 10 minutes late. I ordered the grouper and it was so dry it was almost inedible Very disappointed

Great place to repurpose unneeded spots equipment. Not a place to unload broken crap…read more Much of what they take in is on consignment do if its not in good shape it should't get sold. They also take donations - our preferred route for our daughter's college softball equipment all of which was in A shape. We believe in reuse, and hopefully were able to provide someone else some expensive gear at a reasonable price. But do shop carefully.

I was able to get my son equipment at a decent price since it was his first time playing.read more

Attended a bridal event at courtyard marriot in east elmhurst hosted by this company…read more Several tables with vendors featuring florists, DJ, make up/skincare, jewelry, event planning services, etc. Though it was listed to be 1-4pm the main event ended much earlier...around 3pm. So i recommend planning to arrive on time and leaving early. They had cool giveaways, a bridal "fashion show", drinks and snacks provided by courtyard marriott. The DJ was good- top 40 plus good caribbean songs, and the MC was fun & had personality. This was a cute event. Its free so nothing to lose. I cant see grooms really enjoying this, more for a bride & her crew. If u come by urself, like i did, its fine. I didnt feel awkward, so doI would recommend attending one of their events if you can.

If there's No Star option, I would pick it. I would not recommend going to this even if tickets…read moreare free. I've been to different Bridal Expos, this one has NO HELP at all. If you are a bride who is looking for vendors to choose from, DO NOT attend here. They only have 3 vendors, and all were no help. They lack presentations and expertise. Very disappointing.