We came to Harper's for brunch. When we arrived, there was only one other table seated, and the…read morespace felt quiet, cozy, and decorated with a lovely holiday vibe. We were excited to take advantage of the brunch special with unlimited mimosas for a set amount of time. Unfortunately, we didn't get to fully enjoy that deal because the service was extremely slow. We only ordered entrées, yet our food took over an hour to come out. We were on a time crunch since we had reservations for a nearby tour just five minutes away, and we chose this spot specifically for its convenient location. By the time the food arrived, we had about 10 minutes to eat and had to rush through our meal. While the food was delicious and the drinks were great, the long wait completely threw off our plans. Overall, the food was good, but due to the slow service, we won't be coming back anytime soon.

We had a nice family party. All of the staff were great;…read morefriendly, helpful and a pleasure to work with. The menu worked well for the meat eaters, pescatarians and vegetarians. We were very happy.

"Hudson Social is an American bistro located inside the historic Dobbs Ferry train station house…read moreoverlooking the waterfront. Housed in a revitalized historic train station directly next to the Metro-North tracks and Waterfront Park." I must say there is something about train stations and their nearby eateries. Whenever, my friends and I travel to the Hudson Valley, from Tarrytown, to Cold Spring to Poughkeepsie, there are always restaurants that jut out from the train stations. I must say, the food is awesome. Today, my friend Rochelle and I were in a New York Stare of Mind, and followed Billy Joel's instructions but took the Metro North vs a Greyhound bus to Dobbs Ferry. We took in the sun and the Hudson River before dining at Hudson Social. A cool eatery offering a bit of upscale pub food. The menu offers burgers, salads, tacos and a brunch menu until 3pm on weekends. We were in the mood for something light thus we ordered tacos: brisket for Rochelle, pulled pork for myself and a side of hand cut fries. Here's where a bit of a disconnect arose: Rochelle did not want pico de gallo but the server should have instructed her to add a different ingredient to prevent dryness. The brisket was cooked perfectly with a slight char mixed with guacamole but could have used a kick and cilantro. The soft taco was flavorless. My pulled pork taco was delicious: Mango salsa with pineapple chunks, pork was also slightly roasted and guacamole gave it a delicious flavor. I also thought cilantro should have been added. The hand cut fries were good not great, but portion was generous. There was live music: a flutist who played with prerecorded music. There is a bar as well to purchase drinks. Dining al fresco is a must; the view of the Hudson River is wonderful. Must say, the server was not friendly and checked on us mid way through meal. Some folks do like to get away.. and a trip to Dobbs Ferry for a beautiful lunch on the Hudson, is well worth it.

We had a great happy hour here. We ordered the tacos, the kale Caesar salad, and some guac and…read morechips. Cocktails are fabulous! We got a rum punch and. A passionfruit Mojito, which was excellent. Bartender was really great And we will be back

My friends and I enjoy a beautiful afternoon lunch. Food was enjoyed by all and the atmosphere and…read moreservice was excellent

Server: Jorge Bartender: Carlos…read more The restaurant sits downhill on the water from the central town. When you walk in, the decor is very beautiful in a Lloyd Wright type of design. Lots of glass and wood. Of course there is the view, which the massive windows capitalize upon. The water and tree line beyond are extremely stunning. The first member of the staff was Carlos, fortunately. I had arrived early and decided to spend my time Journaling at the bar. He did everything right, and was "hospitable" on top of that. Between the atmosphere and the jovial nature of the bartender, I initially thought this would be a great place to come when visiting my friend up here. My friend arrived and we caught up on his trip overseas. Carlos offered a drink and provided a good alternative when the tap wasn't working for the first choice. Knowing his stock was points for Carlos. Eventually we decided to sit. We were led outdoors to a heavenly spot. If you've been here at night, you have to try the scenery during the day. Then Jorge came to our table, and brought whatever tension he had to our table and the subsequent meal. Crap. My friend ordered first and you could tell his surprise at the waiter's impatience. I felt it myself afterwards. The rest of the staff seemed to understand the "hospitality" part of the hospitality industry. The octopus was a bit chewy and one note (lacking complexity of flavor). Not bad, but nothing spectacular in competition. The Portuguese Pork Chop sandwich didn't suffer from the same monotone flavor pallette. It was a superb symphony of tastes and textures, tender and crunchy and salty and sweet. The four is for the fly in the ointment. When I get together with others, I want to maintain the positive energy between us without worrying about negativity. There are other spots in Dobbs Ferry where I know that will happen guaranteed.

Stippled in for brunch to go and am kicking myself for not doing it more often!…read more Irish favs and pancakes for my daughter Fresh tasting with great flavors! Restaurant had a great crowd... not crazy... but lots of families enjoying a beautiful day! I'll be back soon!

Reilly's Public House is a classic neighborhood Irish pub with an upstairs that's large enough for…read moreprivate parties. Depending on who's behind the bar, your cocktail can be terrific... or something you'll politely drink anyway. Happy hour is another story: the selection is pretty slim, so don't arrive expecting a bargain bonanza. But Wednesday night trivia at 7 PM is genuinely fun and worth checking out. The food is solid Irish pub fare- fish & chips, shepherd's pie, bangers and mash, Irish lamb stew and other comfort-food classics that goes straight to one's hips. What really makes Reilly's work is the family-run atmosphere. The hostesses, waitstaff and especially the owners are incredibly nice and welcoming. It feels like the kind of place where people know each other- and if they don't, they probably will by the end of the night. So, are the drinks always perfect? Nope. Is happy hour going to overwhelm you with choices? Also nope. But good people, decent food and a lively trivia night go a long way

i got a chicken slovaki and it was epic lots of food and fries. i came here because it was the only…read morething open and im glad i did because the food was pretty good i was surprised! its a tavern so a few people playing darts and being social. i only came cause hungry and only thing open in the area. if im ever in th situation ill totally come back for the chicken slovaki

The service was great. Looks like a lot of locals hanging out in the space. That was all great…read more Lots of TVs to watch a game. Unfortunately, the food was really not that good. We tried the pretzel, sliders ( cheeseburger and chicken Parm.), wings and apple crisp. All of it was just average. None of it was spectacular The wings weren't crisp.

We enjoyed an excellent dinner at Roost, which is under new ownership by the very capable hands of…read moreTommy Greco, who was a wonderful host. Tommy even took us upstairs to the beautiful arts center, which has beautiful original art, and hosts live concerts and events. We enjoyed an excellent slab of bacon char siu; tuna ceviche special; mussels; shellfish platter; charcoal grilled branzino with chimichurri sauce; filet mignon au poivre; crispy panko crusted onion rings; asparagus cacio e pepe; creme brulee; and warm cinnamon donuts.

Great meal at Roost and great server . We had stop steak , chicken , pork chop and branzinoread more

Love it here! I…read morefound this place because I was in the area and was looking for cute coffee shops. So glad I stopped in. I love their iced coffee, pastries, vibes and ambiance. I highly recommend stopping here if you haven't been. This is one of my favorite cafes.

Did not see a drink menu, but we ordered a classic vanilla iced latte. It was strong and tasty!…read more We also ordered two chocolate turtles one was mint flavored and the other was peanut butter. I was surprised to find that I like the peanut butter one more even though I personally always go for mint. Croque monsieur using croissants was also tasty however, I was hoping for some of the classic sauce to go with it. It came with a little side of mustard. I'm giving this spot five stars because it honestly surprise me with how simple it was but the food was pretty good. The two chocolates, sandwich, and drink all came out to $25, which is not bad in today's economy! The service was also friendly! Being that it was a Saturday morning, I appreciated that this place was not buzzing and packed, but definitely felt busy.

Great food, the staff was very pleasant as well. Quick service, nice old diner feeling to the…read moreplace. Prices were right in line with similar diners. Would definitely come back. Rc

Dobbs diner has been here at long as I can remember. So at least 30 years now…read more The service and food has always been good. In all the years I've lived near here I've never once had an issue with the diner. Always a warm welcome and good food with plenty of coffee. I've moved out of the area but when I do visit I come back to Dobbs Diner.

We went here to ease our way into a vacation that was officially starting the next day. It was a…read morerelaxing atmosphere with high ceilings, a fairly low noise level, and attentive but not intrusive service. We were seated quickly even though we were a few minutes early for our reservation. We split gnocchi dish with sweet corn, parm, and basil that was delicious. It was a ricotta gnocchi, and they were light, fluffy, and tender. I had the rabbit scarpariello and it was awesome. A little bit of heat, a great acidic kick, and very tender. The roasted potatoes were excellent and absorbed the sauce nicely. It was a bit of a mess to eat in a classy establishment--many fine bones to navigate--and I used my hands more than I anticipated. But worth it!

My wife and I were invited to my cousin's daughter bridal shower. Harvest on Hudson is a very large…read morerestaurant on the Hudson with a beautiful view. Upon entering there were several hostesses welcoming us. Then a little further a nice large bar with many tables and another room where the bridal party was. The decor is upscale and beautiful. Us men had a separate table away from all the women celebrating the bridal shower. It was very simple; we had drinks and something to eat. I had a white wine and a meatball personal pizza. My pizza was really good, a little spicy but not too much. Then they brought us cake and cookies and I had coffee. My wife said they spared no expense on all the food and specialty drinks. There were many apps, dinner and desert all family style. Service from all the staff were excellent. A pricey restaurant and well worth it.

The banana pancakes are hands down the best I've ever had at a café! They're so delicious that I…read moreliterally had to force myself to stop eating them. You get three nice, generous-sized pancakes, and every bite is absolutely worth it. The turkey bacon is also delicious and pairs perfectly with the pancakes. The staff is always so friendly and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. This is definitely my go-to favorite café!

I missed my Ferryman food! Food is always fresh and great authentic flavors. Staff is friendly and…read morevery accommodating.