Ambiance 5/5 Food 4/5…read moreService 4.5/5 Pork Chop 5/5 Salmon 3/5 Be sure to walk around - take a look at the ballroom and the courtyard

Went for brunch, we were greeted and sat relatively quickly. The atmosphere is very chic yet…read morerelaxed. The large windows to look out to the Hudson not only let in a lot of natural light but gave a more relaxing dining experience. I got my burger medium rare and while it came out closer to medium/medium well it was still plenty flavorful. The grilled bavette was cooked to medium rare and had a good serving of chimichuri. It was a bit more oily than expected but otherwise delicious.

We tried Stone House Grill for the first time for my birthday and had such a great experience! The…read moreservice was wonderful, and I loved the atmosphere. The lighting was warm without being harsh, and there was plenty of space between the tables, which made it feel comfortable and relaxing. I had the filet mignon, and it was delicious and cooked perfectly. We were too full for dessert, but we'll definitely be trying it next time. We'll absolutely be back!

What a wonderful discovery! My husband and I were driving back from car shopping and we were both…read morehungry because we hadn't eaten all day, so I typed in "Steak" on Yelp and up popped Stone House Grill. I took a quick look at the ratings and the food photos and that was enough for us to set the GPS for the Stone House. Entering, we were greeted immediately and made to feel very welcome. The dining room was lively but we had a nice table and soon had water and bread, which came with a delicious sauce of some kind that had vegetables and cheese in it. It was so good they should sell jars of it! We ordered some shrimp cocktail to start (those were some giant shrimp, although it was only three and four would have been a nice even number) and then I had the rib eye for my main. It doesn't come with anything so I ordered fries on the side. That steak was outstanding! The flavor, the texture...everything was amazing. It came out on a sizzling skillet and it tasted as good as it looked. It was also so big that I took half of it home for lunch and if possible, it tasted even better the next day. I was very pleased. The fries were also exceptional and even though the serving was big, I ate them all. I couldn't help myself! Since I took half of my steak home, I decided there was room for dessert and the chocolate mousse didn't disappoint. The food was so good and the service was so warm and friendly, I definitely want to go back to Stone House Grill. If you're nearby, stop in for a meal. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Update: We went back almost immediately because we couldn't stop talking about the first meal, and…read moresomehow it was every bit as amazing. The lamb shank was absurdly tender, the baba ganoush was smoky and rich, and yes, the ezme, beets, and pita remain mandatory ordering. But what really sets this place apart is the heart behind it. On a hard night for our family, a simple unexpected dessert brought genuine comfort and a smile when we needed it most. They don't just feed your stomach here. They feed your soul. I would go to war for this restaurant. An absolute gem, genuinely some of the best food I've had in the area!! I don't write glowing reviews lightly, but this place absolutely earned one. From the moment the food hit the table, it was obvious this was something special. Every single thing we ordered, from the mezze sampler to the drinks to dessert, felt like the best version of itself it could possibly be. Not one weak note. Even the pita bread was memorable. Warm, soft, fresh, lightly charred, and worthy of praise in a meal FULL of standout dishes. The mezze sampler was EXTRAORDINARY. The beet and goat cheese was one of those bites that makes you stop mid-conversation. The goat cheese was fresh, creamy, rich, and perfectly balanced by roasted beets that were unbelievably sweet and luscious. Honestly, they were almost candy-like. I don't know what they did to prepare them, but they were incredible. The spicy vegetable dip, Esme, was bright, vibrant, and bursting with flavor. Fresh, zippy, and balanced with just enough heat. The eggplant dip was equally impressive, with a silky texture, subtle tartness, mellow tomato notes, and that gentle pleasant bitterness that makes eggplant so satisfying when it's done well. The hummus was ridiculously creamy and rich with tahini, giving it a deep nutty flavor that made it one of the best hummus dishes I've personally had. We also ordered the Turkish manti, and they were fantastic. Little handmade parcels topped with cool yogurt and warm spiced oil that brought everything together beautifully. We didn't even manage to take a picture because by that point we were so completely absorbed in the meal that all manners disappeared and we just devoured them immediately. No photo. No pause. Just instinct. That might be the strongest endorsement I can give. The mint lemonade was perfect for a warm day. Bright, refreshing, tart, cooling, and mint-forward without being overly sweet. It tasted clean, balanced, and incredibly refreshing. Dessert completely sealed the deal. The Turkish revani was unbelievably soft, soaked through with milk, and had that luscious almost tres leches quality that makes every bite melt away. The fresh berries and raspberry sauce gave it just enough brightness and acidity to balance the sweetness beautifully. I had a cup of black tea with it, and the combination of cake, berries, and tea was one of those simple little moments that feels kind of magical. The restaurant itself is beautiful. Tasteful decor, warm atmosphere, and thoughtful design that feels welcoming without trying too hard. The service was friendly, attentive, and genuine. More than anything, the whole place feels like a labor of love. What blows my mind most is that this restaurant has apparently been here for over two years, and we somehow only just discovered it. We were legitimately mad at ourselves thinking about how many meals we could have had here already. Now we're just trying to make up for lost time!! For roughly $80 for two before tip, the value was outstanding. At first glance, the menu might look a little upscale, but once the food arrives, it makes perfect sense. The quality more than justifies the price. I've had good Mediterranean food before. This is operating on a completely different level. Without question, this is some of the best Mediterranean food I've had anywhere in the area, and I can't wait to go back.

Another amazing restaurant in Hudson Valley. This was unassuming from the outside. The stores next…read moreto them are either empty or closed and the location, it's next to the Home depot, that when you park in front of the place, you feel like you're the only one eating there.. not a good first impression for a good restaurant. We went for dinner at 6 pm on a Saturday, we thought we were the only ones there, again because of the empty parking lot. There were a few people already seated. We didn't have any reservations, and I thought - Why would we? We started with the appetizers, babaganoush and calamari. Both were good. My wife and I had the mixed platter for two. All the meats were tasty, seasoned well and weren't dry. For dessert, I tried the affogato, espresso over ice cream and that hit the spot. Overall, we were impressed. People did start coming in after 6 so it's best to reserve a table especially if you have more than 4 in your party. The don't serve liquor so it's BYOB!! For some, that might be the important thing to note .

I was in the area and talking about a hole in the wall place, nothing looks modern here. It's a…read moremini market with a mystery door behind the cashier where I think is the kitchen. The mini market is a random mixture of middle eastern food. Right behind the cash register is a menu of middle eastern food, such as sandwiches, plates or other food - typical chicken over rice, falafel, gyro, etc. I had the chicken over rice and falafel. It comes with rice, lettuce, onions and tomato. The box looks small but it is a lot of food and they give you a lot of chicken. It tasted very good and flavorful. Prices are reasonable. No seating inside. Parking lot on the side. I went here purely due to yelp reviews and it was a good find!

I was working in Northern Westchester this past week and was looking for a spot to grab some lunch…read more I turned to my handy Yelp app and Almadinah stood out to me the most; the pictures and reviews looked great, and since I was in the mood for Middle Eastern I thought it would be the perfect place to try, so off I went. It's easy to miss Almadinah if you're not purposefully looking for it - it has somewhat of an inconspicuous exterior that blends with its surrounding businesses. The interior tells a different story - they have a small selection of Middle Eastern groceries, and a menu of hot food to take out. It wasn't crowded when I arrived, but there is a good amount of space so that even if there are a few people shopping and ordering it's not overwhelming. I was here for their hot menu, so I drew my attention towards that; the selection is similar to other Middle Eastern and Halal spots I've been to: chicken, beef, and lamb over rice or in a wrap, falafel, baba ghanoush, and a selection of apps. I decided to get the chicken and rice, the dish came with lettuce as well and I had it topped with white and hot sauce. The dish was great - fresh, warm, and full of flavor. They didn't skimp on any of the components, and all the flavors worked really well together. The dish also included some pita which was a nice touch. Service was fast and friendly, and overall I had a great experience at Almadinah. I'll be honest, I had low expectations of this place since my experiences at eateries in Northern Westchester have been mixed, but they really exceeded my expectations and provided a delicious lunch. I would have no qualms returning if I'm in the area again.

Jazz club for Sunday brunch was excellent choice ., food was A+, owner , service great . Music was…read moregreat .

Not only did I learn of this place's existence tonight but I also learned how much my Dad enjoys…read morelive jazz. My Dad was chomping at the fucking.bit to hear some jazz tonight and as a result, we found out about this place. One of my favorite things about visiting nOLA is the jazz and I almost feel like it's the twilight zone that i can have the live Jazz experience in my home town. Not only that, but everything about our experience, start to finish, was amazing. They enticed us with the live jazz outside..As all of their tables were taken up, our initial strategy was to sit at the bar and hopefully be able to hear the music from inside. Not only did they have a whole band INSIDE the bar playing for those patrons, but we were given the choice of them literally building us a table outside. You can't really go wrong with either choice but due to the absolutely perfect weather outside and my mother's panic phobia about covid, we elected to sit outside. They straight up brought a table and four chairs outside for us to enjoy the band playing outside. The temperate fall air and lively Jazz is an ambiance that is few and far between. We had initially planned on just ordering drinks but were selling what we were buying and dropped a few food menus and had us eating out of their hand. They legit had MOZARELLA FRIED ZUCCHINI B LOSSOMS, some delicious vegetarian ravioli, arancini, and honestly whether you're into steak or farro and kale salad, they can push your.buttons, Both of my parents ordered a spring-roll-like appetizer, one with salmon and one with veggies (extra brownie points for the vegetarian option). My parents some how missed the fact that they were ordering from the appetizer menu and were disappointed in the portion size but absolutely adored the dish. . Even though I talk up and down for about 99% of the time about the fact that I'm "on a diet now" I'm actually full of shit when it comes down to the wire and I absolutely could not resist ordering their fried mozzarella zucchini blossoms which were enveloped in a delicate but delicious outer crust with creamy cheese and zucchini blososms. They were served with an orgasmic tomato sauce with a little touch of pesto. The food was the perfect complement to the musi. They have an interesting cocktail menu as well. I couldn't resist ordering their Frenesi with tequila, lemon juice, cinnamon syrup, apple bitters, hard cider. This was served in a cocktail glass with little floating (what I'm assuming is cinnamon fits that almost looked to be sparkles. It was such a beautiful drink and had such a unique flavor. GF initially ordered the All That Jazz with rye, calvados, Demerara syrup, peychaud's bitters,, ango bitters, and up in smoke however we were informed that they did not have all ingredients to make this drink. She went with her second choice, the Jam Session with bourbon, lemon, stone fruit syrup, peychaud's orange peel, Brandie's cherry. I tried this and as a strong bourbon drink, wasn't my immature palate's favorite but I appreciated the combo of bourbon and fruit flavor. Our server was extremely friendly and went above and beyond to make sure our experience was as excellent as it could possibly be. My Mom was literally obsessed with him and couldn't stop commenting on how well he was taking care of us. Huge shout out to that man right there. I'm so excited that this place exists and GF and I have already decided to keep the local taxi on speed dial for further visits to this place. PS-sorry if this is filled with typos but I was literally too lazy to wear glasses while writing this so I am just typing and hoping for the best.

Came for lunch. By far the best Babaganoush I have ever had…read more Bought some to bring home too. The pita was charred just right. Also had the chicken kabob entree, which was The juiciest white meat I've ever had. If you in that neighborhood stop by.

Absolutely delicious food! We came here for a date night last week and ordered the appetizer…read moresampler and mixed meats platter. Everything was amazing. Highly recommend this place!

Tried Ziatun, a Palestinian restaurant in Beacon and it was phenomenal - would highly recommend…read morecoming here for a lunch or dinner. After a hike, we ordered some hearty food (waited around 30 minutes) for lunch. We shared the Futur medley as our appetizer, and I was especially impressed with the hummus, baba ganoush, and bean dishes! I also tried the slow roasted lamb with hummus. Everything was great, and I'd definitely return!

This restaurant was really cute (and had great decor) with indoor and outdoor seating…read more My friend and I ordered the za'atar fries and it was just regular basic fries. I got the bamia okra stew and it was a light and simple dish that makes you feel at home. I liked that it wasn't too heavy since it was a hot day. I also tried the baba ghanoush and the hummus. I wish the baba ghanoush was a little bit more seasoned, but my friend loved it the way it was. My absolute favorite tho was the hummus, as this was probably the best hummus I've ever had. I will definitely come back here the next time I'm in Beacon.

The Food is great, the atmosphere very enjoyable and the service exquisite!…read more Enjoy!!

The pita bread was warm, soft, and fresh. The hummus and tzatziki were both delicious!…read moreUnfortunately the avgolemono soup left much to be desired. I enjoyed my mixed grilled platter. The main pain point was the very slow service. We were enjoying the weather on the outside patio, but indoors was not busy. By the end of our lunch, we had had enough and just walked in for what we needed, like to-go boxes, the check, etc.

Incredible! Everything was fresh, perfectly seasoned, and absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is…read morewarm and inviting, making it the perfect spot for lunch or a dinner date or with the fam. The staff was incredibly friendly, helpful, and very knowledgeable about food allergies, which made the experience even better. I ordered the deluxe lamb dish, and it was so good I wish I had ordered enough to meal prep for the entire week! The falafel was hands down the best I've ever had. I can't recommend this restaurant enough--we will definitely be back!

Hands down best humus you will ever have. Food is great also and staff is very friendly . The…read moresmoked turkey and lamb gyros for lunch is amazing . Cabbage rolls also are very good.

I was so fortunate to find this amazing restaurant, about a mile off exit 8 on I84…read more The owners are so friendly, kind, and ready to share thier culture. The two times I've been in, they've brought out samples of thier menu items to try. I've ordered various things on the menu: hummus, lebneh, falafel wraps, falafel platters, baked kibbe platters, the green bean side, etc. All have been amongst the best Lebanese food I've tried. I want to expand and try more things, like the chicken and beef kafta. If you have questions just ask. Certain platters come with different items. Some rice, some salad, etc. Thier pita is fresh and delicious, and comes in different sizes. They have a decent sized dining area for dine-in, and the take-out area is right as you walk in the side door. Here you will also find a grocery area with Lebanese essentials. The selection is sizable, and offers items you won't find in a regular grocery store. I stocked up on spices, and coffee. Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous. I will return every opportunity I get.

This is a little hole in the wall spot that gives it such charm. It's part of the ambience. They…read moreserve you straight from the kitchen and people running the joint got it on lock down. Been many times and send people often. The food is by far the best Mediterranean food I've had in a 50 mile radius .