Nat's Mountain House
Permanently Closed
Funky vibes, mountain views, arcade games, and fondue.
Funky vibes, mountain views, arcade games, and fondue.
"Nat’s Mountain House is where you should be for Happy Hour, sipping on strawberry sangria and dunking pakora-fried radishes into a cucumber herb dip. Inside, there’s a huge abstract geometric wall mural, funky seating that would’ve been a hit at a ‘70s house party, and a corner full of arcade games and a pool table. You’re equally likely to see friends playing board games at a huge round table as you are to see a fourth date cozying up together over a pot of fondue. " - anne cruz
"At Nat’s Mountain House, we’re not sure what’s more beautiful: the views of the Catskill mountains from the spacious back deck, the multicolor Dada-esque mural taking up an entire wall, or the plate of pakora fried radishes. Like its older sister in NYC, Nat’s On Bank, the Mountain House is where you should go when you want a fun night out. At Happy Hour, cocktails, wine, and smaller plates are all less than $10, so rest up after a hard day of antiquing with a celery-laced G&T and some crab rangoon dip. The loud but relaxed atmosphere of Nat’s never feels like anyone’s trying too hard, and will take your mind off that midcentury modern Danish teak credenza you had to leave behind. " - carina finn koeppicus, hannah albertine, anne cruz
"Nat’s Mountain House is where you should be for Happy Hour, sipping on strawberry sangria and dunking pakora-fried radishes into a cucumber herb dip. Inside, there’s a huge abstract geometric wall mural, funky seating that would’ve been a hit at a ‘70s house party, and a corner full of arcade games and a pool table. You’re equally likely to see friends playing board games at a huge round table as you are to see a fourth date cozying up together over a pot of fondue. " - anne cruz
"At Nat’s Mountain House, we’re not sure what’s more beautiful: the views of the Catskill mountains from the spacious back deck, the multicolor Dada-esque mural taking up an entire wall, or the plate of pakora fried radishes. Like its older sister in NYC, , the Mountain House is where you should go when you want a fun night out. At Happy Hour, cocktails, wine, and small plates are all less than $10, so rest up after a hard day of antiquing with a celery-laced G&T and some crab rangoon dip. The loud but relaxed atmosphere of Nat’s never feels like anyone’s trying too hard, and will take your mind off that midcentury modern Danish teak credenza you had to leave behind." - Clare Lagomarsino
"At Nat’s Mountain House, we’re not sure what’s more beautiful: the views of the Catskill mountains from the spacious back deck, the multicolor Dada-esque mural taking up an entire wall, or the plate of pakora fried radishes. Like its older sister in NYC, Nat’s On Bank, the Mountain House is where you should go when you want a fun night out. At Happy Hour, cocktails, wine, and small plates are all less than $10, so rest up after a hard day of antiquing with a celery-laced G&T and some crab rangoon dip. The loud but relaxed atmosphere of Nat’s never feels like anyone’s trying too hard, and will take your mind off that midcentury modern Danish teak credenza you had to leave behind." - Clare Lagomarsino