What a cool Sunday spot!! It's like an indoor farmers market, off the beaten path in Piermont…read more Shopping and strolling by vendors of organic fresh market items with a warm cup of coffee or bone broth makes for a great Sunday experience!!

A true gem! The owners are friendly and have a lovely collection of art and other Knick knacks. The…read morecoffee is delicious -- a bit rare to find in this area. And the pastries are from La Tabatiere!! Love that the owners turned this spot into a little cafe. The space has a lovely eclectic personality. I am so glad I stopped by with my brother on a whim. Will be coming here more often :)

Awesome place to find different foods and things from among different cultures and extremely…read morefriendly and nice owners! The espresso bar is out of this world!!!

From the owner: A curated spin on traditional markets, featuring standard provisions & ready to eat foods and in a…read morewooded setting hosted in a gallery-greenhouse with espresso bar. Expect the unexpected with weekly specials, live acts, games and giveaways. Come to eat brunch and enjoy the afternoon amongst an unrivaled collection of Hudson Valley art and craft at "The SOUK" Farm Market & Artisan Bazaar in Piermont, NY @ The OUTSIDE IN. Sponsor "The SOUK" to enjoy the special treatment of being a market sultan with the knowledge that you have assisted in advancing and promoting the appreciation and awareness of local farmers, chefs, artists & artisans. Learn about sponsorship benefits here. About: "The SOUK" is part of The Valley Area Network, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing and promoting the appreciation and awareness of the local farmers and chefs, artists and artisans, in particular, the work of Hudson Valley farmers, chefs and craft food artisans specializing in local and wholesome food.

A gem of a local gallery featuring the work of an accomplished New York/Hastings on Hudson Painter…read more The pieces on view when I visited the week of the 24th anniversary of 9/11 were themed works from Ground Zero. Stroller's paintings capture the event with raw immediacy of brushwork and palette depicting the moments of the event with an honesty and subtlety that I wasn't expecting. As a "West Coaster" it was nice to plug into this artistic gem.

I guess I can't update this anymore. Was gonna say how amazing Andy is and then add more pics, but…read moreI guess I can't do either of these without starting from square one -- but I don't mind cause this place is AMAZING!!! So happy w the results! Super cool owner! Andy, I will be back soon for sure! Thank u so much! This is the only place to go in westchester!!!!!

This is the go to place for all my framing. They are so talented, helpful and Andy has a great…read moresense of humor. Bought a large photograph from a well known photographer in the Adirondacks and asked him who he suggested I should go to for framing. He said there is a place in Westchester that is careful and wonderful, The Elegant Poster in Dobbs Ferry. Artists' recommendations go a long way. Andy did a wonderful job on the piece.

Lyndhurst is a beautiful castle overlooking the Hudson River. It's a three-floor museum that's very…read morewell maintained and preserved. I visited during the flower show, and it made the experience even more special. So many talented floral designers decorated every corner of the mansion, turning the castle into a truly stunning display.

I a Period Piece girl and have become so fascinated with the past. I've been visiting my local…read morehistorical places and learning the history of the lands. This place has so much preserved beauty it truly just takes your breath away. You start to realize they don't make things the way they use too anymore. The passion in craftsmanship The fine details to every aspect of this home is completely astonishing. The Lyndhurst Mansion is significant as a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by A.J. Davis for NYC Mayor Paulding, and expanded by a merchant named Merritt, and later owned by railroad tycoon Jay Gould, serving as a key Gilded Age estate with unique features like its bowling alley, observatory, and original furnishings, now a National Historic Landmark preserved by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.