Mint Premium Foods

i’ve eaten at mint several times, and have never been disappointed. the market up front is full of fun & tempting products to take home. the decor throughout is funky & unique. the food is absolutely delicious, and the staff, even on the busiest nights, is always polite, helpful & attentive. they have a nice selection of beer & wine as well. definitely worth a visit!

OUTSTANDING!!!!!! an absolutely unforgettable Mediterranean dining experience. Started with the mint tea, then enjoyed the chicken tagine and the Mint burger (large selection of burgers interestingly enough) and then saved room for the pistachio ricotta cheesecake (as our server recommended). Everything was perfect, hot and came out so quickly. The tagine was to die for, flaking off the bone, and the place was popping!!! It was so busy but in a fun and buzzing way. We enjoyed sharing a private end of the community table, separated by a plant, which was fun and still cute! Lastly, I loved loved loved the little market with unique food items up front for sale!

A Mediterranean store and restaurant. Entering the store transports you to a Mediterranean cafe. The food is authentic and service is attentive. There are only a few tables so reservations recommended. The seared Moroccan Chicken served in a Clay pot was out of this world. The wine selection is OK. Desserts are not too sweet and so good.

GEM!!! Every visit is an absolute delight. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making this restaurant consistently incredible. The team here is professional, attentive, and friendly which elevates the dining experience. The food is always beautifully presented and delicious! As someone who eats gluten-free, it can be so hard to find restaurants that accommodates.. Mint Premium Foods is a must-visit for anyone, but especially for those with dietary restrictions. They truly go above and beyond!

Mint is totally unique. The decor is eclectic, the food is amazing and the staff is fast and attentive. Everything on the menu is delicious and the specials are very creative. The chef blends flavors and textures that may surprise you. I had the papardelle pasta with seafood. It was a generous portion and it was perfect!

What a wonderful experience I’ve had tonight. I savored my burger…eating slowly because I didn’t want the deliciousness to end. I will unfortunately be here more than they like. Fabulous everything - felt like I was in Europe somewhere.

My goodness! Amazing wagyu burger, hand breaded chicken on the sweet Diablo sandwich, and a gorgeous French baked brie appetizer. Everything was delicious and the Italian Forst beer is excellent. Great prices, great service, and amazing food. On our way out at the market, we picked up Sicilian strawberry jam, Italian hot sauce, and olive oil soap. This is an excellent restaurant and we can’t wait to visit again!

Just a terrific place. Wonderful wait staff, interesting menu with something for everyone, and delicious food. We enjoyed Brie and burrata for the table, and a variety of burgers (wagyu, tuna, and crab), salads, fries, and very good coffee! All without a reservation, on Friday after Thanksgiving, for 6 people. Highly recommend this restaurant.

OMG stop whatever you are doing and go here to have the hot chocolate. Guarantee it will blow your mind. If you take one to go and and refrigerate it will also blow your mind. Not sure how this hasn't gone viral. Drink one hot, then eat one the next day cold. Thank me later. Super cute place. Great vibe late on a Saturday night. Only had dessert but the food looked delicious. The cheesecake was excellent. And did I mention the hot chocolate? The service was also excellent. Three different servers were extremely attentive and friendly. I don't live nearby but I definitely will return. Don't pass up this gem!

Great Manhattan vibe, friendly service and efficient ordering. However- the food did not deliver - Tuna sandwich on a roll was tough and dry and hard to bite. Sweet potato fries were excellent. My duck confit panini had dry duck which was old, the cheese and bread were fine. Sandwiches almost felt like the protein (tuna and duck) were cooked and then reheated. The octopus app was a little tough but generally " just Ok" All the food needed a little more herb/spice and was too bland. The food is fixable- will try this nice restaurant again.

Let's start with the positives that Mint has got going on. This is a situation where I'm yet again begging Yelp to institute half-stars because Mint is more accurately rated as a 3.5 rather than a 3 or a 4. 1. First, I'm a sucker for anything that's half restaurant, half specialty or gourmet store. We didn't get a chance to poke around the front part of the restaurant but I glimpsed a variety of cheeses, meats, and crackers. 2. The dishes we ordered, across the board, were delicious. I liked my grilled dates salad; can't go wrong with the combo of dates, prosciutto, and goat cheese. The salad also came with orange slices and pistachios. Overall, something I'd definitely recreate at home. My favorite dish was my mom's shrimp and grits, the shrimp were huge and cooked perfectly. The not-so-goods: 1. Prices were really high for the portion sizes. I get that this is a thing across the industry, inflation yada yada yada, but these were Manhattan prices basically. The cheapest salad on the menu, the Mint house salad, was $16, with no protein ... and a topping of grilled chicken was %10. The grilled dates salad was definitely appetizer-sized, not enough for a stand-alone entree. 2. From sitting down to getting the check, brunch took around 2 hours. Great if you don't mind sitting and chatting without anyone bothering you, not great if you want to get a quick meal. Service was absolutely slammed but our waiter did his best and I appreciated him coming by to take our order before another table who had waved him down (we were seated before they were). 3. The side of French baguette was probably the worst baguette I've ever had - stale, dry, ripped apart the roof of my mouth. Charging $5 for such a stale old piece of bread was highway robbery.

Mint Premium Foods is Mint! Located in Tarrytown I went here after taking the nature walk in Croton. We went here with a large group, and it was an outstanding experience! The atmosphere has a hip warm vibe, perfect for our gathering. Our waiter was exceptional, he managed our large party with ease, ensuring everyone's orders were taken accurately and promptly. He was attentive without being intrusive, making sure our drinks were filled and our needs met throughout the meal. The menu offered a fantastic variety of dishes, all bursting with flavor perfect for a quick bite for lunch. I got the mint burger and yea it was good! No mint on it. Everyone said their dish was delicious, showcasing the restaurant's commitment to quality ingredients and presentation. The service was seamless, which made the evening even more enjoyable. In short: - Delicious food - Great service - Good for large groups or just date night

My girlfriend is handicapped walks with crutches we were out to brunch her birthday. They went out of the way to find her a table the waitress who had just been in town from Washington state a week was awesome! The restaurant vibe was definitely European use the most of your space feel. Plenty of parking to be had street and off street available. Great place to enjoy a meal .

Cool place with really good food. Staff is friendly and attentive. I had the chef's burger and it was quite tasty. I also had their mint tea which was absolutely amazing! If you're in the Tarrytown area, stop by!

I dined here and wasn't expecting the great hospitality service from staff and owners. Sister company to pick Nik, Michelin guided with delicious food. I wish I had pictures to share. There's patio and interior seating surrounded by timeless art decor mixed with a small butcher/cheese shop. Ordered the leak soup, ravioli mushroom, and paella. Everything was light and wholesome. Family style dining served with bread and oil appetizer. The quality of ingredients is well paired. My favorite was the leak soup. Yet the paella was full of flavor and generous shrimp and clams. The ravioli was really tasty with their light sauce. The owners had a nice conversation that broaden the history of their journey. I will definitely return and also try their bbq eatery on the same street. Water closets are located past deli station in middle of dining hall. Great place for dates or casual outings.

I have been to this restaurant a few times. I went with my husband and sister for dinner last night. I always enjoy this place, the atmosphere, the eclectic and interesting decor and overall vibe. The service is always excellent and last night was no different. The only one thing I will say that our waiter was a little delayed in getting our coffee, but it wasn't that big of a deal. We started our meal with the grilled date salad and it was divine. Then we each had burgers, my sister had hers with a side salad; me and my husband opted for the fries. The burger is very tasty. I had the mint burger which I highly recommend. If you ever find yourself in Tarrytown, pop in and have a meal. You will not be disappointed.

Came on a recommendation and pleased we did. Entrees were excellent and fries hot and tasty. Service was 1 great, 1 a bit surly. Lemon tart was disappointing: stodgy and lacking lemon flavor. Just got the check and it's a lot for what we ate. Perhaps everywhere in Tarrytown is expensive.

The ambiance in this place is very laid back with a trendy feel on the inside. It feels like a place you might have seen on the set of friends. I love the vibe here. We were seated and attended to promptly as well as courteously by the staff. The prices are a bit on the high side and comparable to NYC. I ordered the 16 oz strip steak and the Mint salad.

It's cute and good. Sometimes food is hit or miss but generally a nice concept and has been around for a while.

Solid post race brunch spot with decently easy parking. Standard fare of brunch items with Moroccan flare. Friendly service that managed my highly gluten restricted friend. Lighting was a bit interesting on the darker side - giving it an email interesting feel... Good for: - post race brunch - family get together - slight Morroco curiosity Bad for: - break ups (too intimate feeling) - extreme foodies - people thinking Tarrytown would be crazy affordable

Well, that's just go down the list. The food is amazing. I know I use that word but it is or it isn't and this is definitely is my go to especially if I'm having company or my family it's that special the service beyond great everyone knows the menu everyone Explains and can't do enough to make you feel comfortable as if you were in their living room or at their dining table and their home .......WELLLL have you ever been to Morocco? Not everybody has but if you thought about it when you walk in the doors at mint, you enter that realm Moroccan wonder

Had the gazpacho & hearts of palm salad before a show at the Music Hall. I could have had 2nd's maybe 3rd's of the watermelon gazpacho it was so good! The salad was pretty amazing too.

Special place. Really impressive, diverse menu. Had the best salmon sandwich this past week. & strawberry/watermelon gazpacho. Attentive and friendly service. The whole inside is beautifully set up.

This place is amazing. Not sure how they haven't gotten a Michelin Star and James Beard Award, because they are worthy. Got Steak and Eggs. The steak was seasoned perfectly and cooked perfectly, just as I ordered. The Cheese & Charcuterie Selections are tops. Service is on point. Decorated beautifully as well. This place is a real treat and amazing!

Good food and genuine service. We stopped by during peak tourism season, got a seat outside and were not disappointed. Our waiter (I think his name was Kahlil) was the owner's son and was unbelievably attentive and kind. We will definitely be back for the food and hospitality.

Mixed impression. The place has a nice ambiance. Some of our food came out fast, some didn't (they were not busy). Our server wasn't great. Either had a bad day or just bad at service. The food is average. They don't have a Michelin star. The wording on their website can be misleading. They were listed in a Michelin guide but haven't been awarded any stars. I would go back to Sleepy Hollow but probably explore other restaurants in town.

First time here. Have been wanting to go forever!!! Parking was a bit of a nightmare but soooo worth it!!! Also seems there was a show next door so I think we had bad timing. Already planing on going back next week!!!! Seems like there was a mix of regulars show goers and just reg peoples like us. Our waitress was super nice and friendly! Made us feel comfortable. We were a party of 4 shared 2 apps. The calamari and the burrata both were very good! They brought out the burrata without the bread so at first we were a little confused but bread came shortly thereafter. I had the sweet Diablo sandwich super crispy chicken cutlet mixed with the avocado was so good!! I LOVE spicy hot food, was a little disappointed due to lack of heat but was still a really good sandwich! Tasted the short ribs which were also really really good!! We then shared 3 desserts. All very good except that they were served with forks and I would have more appreciated spoons but this is my preference and def did not take away from the yummies! Like I said already going back next week!! Love this spot!!

After hearing and reading mostly good things about this place I have to say my own experience was extremely disappointing. We stopped in for an early brunch and spent way too much time and money here for food that was just ok. We ordered the shrimp and grits (with what I thought was a side of truffle fries but we'll get back to that), the seared Moroccan chicken, and the pecan bread pudding for dessert. It took 30 mins for us to get our main course which I wasn't thrilled about but fine. Especially because when we got there it wasn't crowded at all. I did really enjoy the shrimp and grits. The Moroccan chicken was also good but wasn't a show stopper for me, but my bf really liked it. I was also very surprised that for the price ($33!), it didn't come with any sides. The truffle fries were pretty mediocre for me; not very crispy and not a ton of truffle flavor. What really gets me mad about the fries is that the menu is in my opinion misleading in that all of the brunch menu items (except 2!) can add on a side of salad, some type of fries, or bread for a smaller price. So I thought I was ordering the truffle fries as a $5 side but really I paid $12 for them because the $5 side option didn't come with the shrimp and grits for some reason? It really doesn't make any sense to me why this would be the case. And to be fair, it is on the menu and I didn't read it correctly. So I'd recommend reading the menu carefully so you don't make that ridiculous mistake. But I definitely wouldn't have paid $12 for these fries if I had known. I was really interested in the pecan bread pudding as well so we ordered it before we were done with our meal hoping to save some time. 35 minutes later we asked to please cancel it because it still wasn't out! As we were trying to cancel it it did finally come out and they did give it to us on the house due to the obnoxious wait time. I did appreciate that. It was fine, definitely not worth the wait. Since we spent most of our time waiting for food to come I overheard and saw a lot of concerning things. At least two other people also complained to the workers about long waits/seeming quite displeased. I also watched one worker wipe his finger on the ground and without washing his hands immediately start making coffees/teas and then moved on to cutting meats. I also saw another worker on his hands and knees messing with the table legs and also without washing his hands immediately grabbing cutlery and glasses to set the tables. Very gross. Bottom line, I wouldn't recommend it. The prices were insane for the amount of food you get and the food was decent but not amazing. I definitely wouldn't come back.

Great restaurant if a bit odd For a couple of years, Mint has been the best restaurant in downtown Tarrytown and we dine there frequently. American with a strong touch of the Mediterranean, Mint offers a wide selection of excellent choices. It also has a market up front from which we sometimes buy a few delicacies. On our most recent visit, we started with a Mint Salad and the Madjoul Dates. Then instead of our usual favorites we decided to eat a bit lighter - an Ahi Burger, Truffle Burger, and Falafel Pita. All were quite delicious. We finished with a Cappuccino, Macchiato, and Hot Chocolate accompanied by a shared Pistachio Cake. Again, everything was delicious. The oddity is the service which can be very hit or miss...and thankfully this night was a hit! I was reminded of this when I reviewed the check and saw that the suggested tips are 22%, 25%, and 30%!!! instead of the usual 15%, 18%, and 20%. It isn't as if I particularly mind having to calculate the tip for myself...but it does make me wonder if the erratic service stems from the waitstaff being woefully underpaid.

Excellent food in a lovely space. Great service. Highly recommended in a prime location on Main Street

It's the real deal. Imagine an incredible bistro with a delectable restaurant menu in a trocadero like workshop decor. The owner is a gentleman who loves to show off his generosity. I knew him back when he only had a small deli across the street.

This is my favorite spot on Main Street and always where I take friends who are visiting. The cheese platter is consistently excellent, and I also love the hearts of palm salad. Every appetizer I have had has been incredible and the seared tuna is also delicious.

To say that this place is fabulous is putting it lightly! I was spending a weekend in Tarrytown with college friends and decided to have dinner here. Wow! So amazing we came back to have brunch the next day! And on the way home, I picked up some of the fabulous cheeses they sell in the front! I'm coming back with my husband because everyone needs to experience the fantastic food here! The service was terrific too! In front is a small market area where they sell a variety of Mediterranean foods, excellent cheese, olives, meats, and to-go items of hot and cold foods. I highly recommend eating in or at least sampling some of the "to go" things because I guarantee you'll find something you'll want to take home!

One of my friends and I hadn't been out to dinner together in a while, so we decided to meet up one weeknight and catch up. We both wanted to try somewhere new, and after some browsing I found Mint. The place had good reviews and since we were both surprised we had not heard of it before, we decided to check it out for dinner. Mint lies on Main Street, right in the heart of Tarrytown. I love the river towns and Tarrytown is no exception, there's so much to do here and a lot of great restaurants. Mint blends in perfectly with its surroundings and has a real welcoming curb appeal. Upon entry, I noticed that the business was kind of two-in-one. The front was more of a quick service spot with an ordering counter and display cases with food. As you walked towards the back it opens up into a table service restaurant. I was getting cafe aesthetics - lots of exposed brick and plants everywhere. They also had a lot of merchandise to sell towards the front so I was getting specialty food store vibes as well. The menu isn't too large, but they have a big selection of sandwiches, salads, and burgers - really lots of creative options, I was impressed. We decided to start with the charcuterie board which contained four different types of cheeses as well as some meats and a jam to tie it all together. This was really great - our server took the time to explain all the components of the board to us. The standout for me was the pesto cheese - great flavor and really smooth. For my main I decided on the Hawaiian Sandwich, which contained breaded chicken, pineapple, and a tangy barbecue sauce. The sandwich was good, and I paired it with truffle fries that had great truffle flavor. We couldn't resist dessert, especially after our server told is that the pistachio cheesecake was imported from Italy. The cake was great, super light with good pistachio flavor. Service was excellent, there was one server manning all the tables and he did an excellent job balancing them all. I felt like he might have been a manager or something because of the way he carried himself. Either way, he was excellent. Overall, Mint was an excellent find. I'm glad I tried it out and will definitely add it to my go-tos in Tarrytown.

Got seated quickly on a busy night in town. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Got the tuna and it was great. Cooked perfect and just the right portion. Will be back

We were looking for a lunch spot, and decided to drive down to Tarrytown. The satisfied looking customers and welcoming outdoor seating area caught our eye. The brunch menu looked banging and we were disappointed to have missed it (ends at 4pm) but we weren't disappointed with the meal that followed !!! We ordered the Grilled Octopus Special which was a healthy portioned piece, cooked nicely and came on a bed of humus and a mixed green salad with a lemony vinaigrette ... a perfect summer appetizer. My partner ordered the Duck Confit Panini with a side salad-- the duck was moist and flavorful and the fig spread was not overwhelmingly sweet and quite complimentary to the fatty duck. The panini bread was crunchy and not too bready. Would definitely try something new before ordering again ! I ordered the Fish Taco Special which came in a soft flour tortilla, with large hunks of perfectly cooked cod, a crunchy slaw with a mediterranean twist, cilantro and a side of lemon. (lemon was necessary to complete the profile). This dish came with a street style corn on the cob - skewered and upright dressed in lemon, mayo, parmesan and a delicious flaky red spice called "harris?" ... i'm not a fan of mayonnaise but damn this was a super interesting and a delicious addition to the plate. Hassan (who i believe is the owner) is super kind, bright energy, and witty. Totally a breath of fresh air to connect with. All of the servers and bussers were attentive and kind. Overall awesome experience. We will absolutely be back!

My new favorite place in Westchester! The margarita was so good and so was the Moroccan chicken but my fave was the seafood risotto

A quick trip out of the city to walk some of the old croton aqueduct trail brought us to Mint for some pre-walking nourishment. We shared the special avocado Benedict (avo was perfect!) and some truffle fries. Enjoyed everything we had and wouldn't have changed anything. The fries were nice and crispy and hot. The Benedict was nice and balanced between sauce/egg/avo.

Good staff food was on point only thing I can say is it was a bit pricey but good nonetheless

We stopped here for a quick bite as we decided to visit Tarrytown for the day. We were not starving, but wanted something light and with good air conditioning as it was very hot. The air condition was not great, but it did the job for us to relax and enjoy our meal. I loved the look inside as it was very different from all other restaurants we been to. As you walk in you are greeted with all their lovely oils, olives, wines and much more. The restaurant is not a large or wide like your standards ones. Is long and decent amount of seating for a large family/friends to gather. The prices are a bit higher than expected, but then again after covid everything is higher. We both order the same Beet Salad and it was sooooooo good and was not to finish it all. We both also had the ice tea which was good as well. A nice to stop in here if you love to get food from all nations as they have a little of everything.

Pricey place and very small portions. Food was ok. I don't think will order from here again.

Cozy spot, wonderful servers. Steak tasted just okay but everyone else at my table enjoyed their food

I had a great dinner at this restaurant the gluten free bread was excellent and my chicken dish was delicious and the staff was friendly

Food was good no complaints but portions too small compared with prices. Service was ok nice waiter. Nice a atmosphere. Two stars drop because Hot Latte seem tricky... Ordered latte and we got drinks in couples minute.!?The latte foam cold and the coffee super cold. Never drank coffee latte this temperature before. Seem like leftovers coffees make over....

Over priced and slow service. My veggie panini (when opened) had almost nothing in it but a smear of goat cheese. The Saturday brunch mimosas are $14 in a 6oz glass that isn't filled and is mostly juice. Save your money.

Dining at Mint feels like I'm in a different country, which is great especially because I'm not from the U.S. originally. Great cocktails. Amazing olives! Probably the best I've ever had. They have indoor and outdoor dining as well as a selection of market items to purchase like cheese & olives. Service was friendly and professional. I just hope they put some vegan items on the menu in the future.

Ordered the french toast and it was delicious! Brioche bread was well done and fruit was good. Would say portions are relatively small and did leave feeling hungry. My rating is just for food and I never rate on service, but did feel a need to write about the service. Service can be slow, as our table ended up waiting over an hour for food and waiters were not aware of us not getting food until we flagged someone down to ask. It was then that we saw our food just beginning to be prepped. While the food is good, would say to be wary if you are on a tight schedule as it can derail your plans.

Was catching a show near by and stopped here for dinner . Food was good but the service was lacking . Place wasn't super busy as we walked in and got a table right away so no excuse there. Our waiter was very inattentive . Waited forever for drinks and when he did come by he seemed to just want to get us out of the way . The food is priced more on the higher end and with that I expect better service . Won't be going back anytime soon .

This place is absolutely adorable and cozy. We stopped by for lunch on a Saturday and couldn't stop ooh-ing and aah-ing at the place. They take reservations so we didn't have to wait. But it was quite full when we arrived. The menu itself is fantastic. Most of the options were different paninis but they all had great combos. I got the grilled steak which came with caramelized onions and was so juicy. A few others got the duck confit which was on the drier side compared to the steak. Everyone who got the duck wished they got the steak, so highly recommend the steak instead. We also got the challah French toast which was rich with fruit. It was fluffy and delicious. Our table shared the baked Brie. It was so gooey and hot. But it definitely did not come with enough bread for how much Brie they provided. One thing to note is that their service was slow. We were left with empty water cups for a while. We ordered coffee which never arrived but was still on the bill. And it took a long time to flag someone down to fix it. So definitely not a place to go if you're in a rush! Otherwise a lovely experience

My partner and I stopped by for a quick drink & snack before heading towards the 4th of July fireworks, not knowing the restaurant was closed, or in the process of closing (the restaurant was full of customers). The owner waved us down as we walked away, and offered us a table outside. Now, that is great customer service! We placed our order quickly, and stayed under an hour without feeling rushed or an inconvenience to the staff. The food was fantastic, and I appreciate the many vegetarian option available - appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, and more! Next time I'm in the neighborhood, Mint will be my first stop. Thanks again for a memorable evening!

A block over S. Broadway- when you make that left into Main St, and in between two storefronts- is Mint on the right. It's an excellent jewel right in the heart of Tarrytown. The setting says it all: it's Unique, simply Spiced and can come across Romantic- or could be that perfect spot to catch up with friends. But I also thought: this is the place I'd love to get stuck under a storm! Mint is a well-stocked, indoor market+Restaurant with a really cute and funky design (in my opinion). Has a cozy nook up front with a couple of tables. Then a large part of the space, is taken up by lots of filled wicker baskets on the floor with packaged goods, International Honey, imported Olive O., Chocolates and other items. Followed by a more formal, Dining Area in the back. Plus an impressive Cheese selection behind the counter which the owner just looks like he's constantly loading. Mint offers a very nice range of Seafood options, poultry, plus lots of Vegan and Vegetarian menu items (not sure about beef or pork dishes for meat eaters). [Known fact: The Moors brought their culture and settled in Spain. Arabs and Spanish cultures meshed. Spaniards took what they learned from the Arabs- to the Dominican Republic. And influenced foods like what we we call Quipes for Kibbeh, or Aceitunas for Zaytun, Escabeche for sikbāj- and a few other Arab touches on the island. The rest is really history]. Back to Mint... Menu is stuffed with Moroccan bits and pieces. I went headfirst for a Valrhona drink but questioned if it's Cocoa powder they use or Chocolate. Sure enough that sucker is made with Dark Chocolate Truffles. It was so strong, I had to chase it with water- because it was sublime!!! My Kale/Quinoa/Sliced Almond Salad- topped with Salmon, was very good. Plus service was nice also. I picked out a decent chunk of Gruyère, Olives, Chocolate Truffles and this Fig+Cocoa Spread- to bring home. (By the way...that Fig+Cocoa Jam- was the best of both worlds). I'm having a moment here. This place is funky and I think for Tarrytown, you can't beat the quality. What an interesting destination. You're here to eat and eat well, so plan accordingly. The place is just downright Bold!

Went back for a quickie lunch and I must say: the DIABLO is the joint!!!!! The chicken and toppings were amazing! My waitress Helena was charming and efficient as I told her about my allergies and she stayed on top of it. Much appreciated. Had no time to dip into a wine, but next time.

My late spring quest to go to every restaurant on Main Street in Tarrytown brings me to Mint Premium Foods. This place with a very cute Napa Valley vibe draws you in.Someone on Michellin said it was the best food for the value. Went there, sat at a table, ordered a Cubano w Truffle Fries. Pretty hard to f**k up fries- then if you add Truffle oil , oooo big reach. Anyhow, the Cubano was a fail- who puts tomato on a Cubano? Regardless, I was hungry and it was passable cold ham sandwich. My dinner date had the Truffle Chicken Panini. There was a lot of chewy meat, didnt like the fries and thought it could have been better. When our waiter dropped off the food and as i was requesting additional requests, walked away. Never came back. Neither will we, sorry.

Best restaurant in Westchester. The food just tastes better. Great vibe and service. Amazing value for the price.

This French toast was stuffed with Brie and jam! It was delicious but also super heavy and the addition of the maple syrup on top of the French toast made it a bit too sweet! The fruits were definitely a good addition as they added refreshing element to the dish. I would recommend getting the maple syrup on the side so you can add as much as you feel is necessary (or none at all), but other than that this was a delicious and unique meal.

This place has amazing, thoughtfully prepared food. Great lamb chops, steak frites, charcuterie. Warm and cozy room. But please stop with the Friday night lounge singer. It was too loud, out of step with the quality of the establishment and really just unsettlingly weird. It cheapened the whole experience.

Did we expect too much after reading all the fabulous reviews? The cheese apps were delicious. Melted brie with fig and burrata baked in a wonderful butternut squash shell. Burger was super and then it went down hill. My tuna steak was chewy and my son's veal shank special was extremely small. I mean extremely. Two main entrees out of three failed. The pistachio "cheesecake" at $12 was light and fluffy, but more like a cake. As mentioned in other reviews, the tip suggested was 22, 25 and 30 percent. They don't even do this in NYC. Very presumptuous.