Ravenwood

Just arrived back from morning coffee and pastries at Ravenwood. It is a very unique outdoor venue catering to those who appreciate farm-to-table fresh produce, organic and quality ingredients food, aromatic and deep-flavored coffee, and of course serenity in a natural setting. The staff is very polite, accommodating and engaging. The owners hail from a design and culinary background and the blend of decor and facilities are matched only by the culinary flair and exquisite flavors. The pastry purchased is a cross between a croissant, grandma pizza, and a flaky biscuit. The coffee was well worth $3.00 for an 8 ounce cup. I should have ordered the entire pot of coffee-next time! The owners purchased this former 4-acre cow farm and transformed it into a uniquely designed: natural fine art gallery, local craftsmanship retail point-of-sale gallery, fresh produce and bread retail shop, and a farm to-table cafe. They restored the 1850 barn to what you see in the photos. The grounds are meticulously manicured, aesthetically pleasing and relaxing, all supplemented by the aroma of the open wood fire pit. All in all, scenery, tranquillity, aroma therapy, outstanding coffee and food bursting with joyful flavor. Oh did I mention the polite and engaging staff?

Lovely space with welcoming service and great food. Fresh produce and home goods at front of house and a spacious area out back with tables and fire pit. Salmon tartine was delicious, as was the cookie. Docking a star bc having one porta potty in the parking area isn’t really ideal.

It’s a beautiful place to eat, but open area so no protection from the weather.

Very cute cafe. Amazing ambience and decor. Very limited food and beverage options but the sweets we had (apple pie, chocolate cookie) were both delicious.

Beautiful place. Lovely savory tart and desserts. My 4 year loved it too

A lovely spot off the beaten path to view and purchase beautiful things, as well as eat good light fare.

Lemon olive oil cake was amazing! And gluten free 🥲

Unexpected chic spot for coffee. It's very upscale and beautiful with a hipster vibe. They sell beautiful crafts, veggies and sourdough bread.

We magically caught the last day of the season at Ravenwood on Nov 16th. They close for the winter since the cafe/store is an open space (barn with doors wide open). Lucky us! What a beautifully curated space! And their food is exceptional. They don't only have pastries but also soups and sandwiches. We tried their Honeynut Celery Soup and I got a Chopped Brisket Sandwich. Both WOW so incredible. Super fresh, artisanal flavor palette. Interior is also amazing. They have art on the walls, chic home goods, face oils, and farm veggies for sale. Keep in mind all of this in a huge charming barn. You can sink into the couch and just enjoy the day. Outdoors there's a bbq going and some seating. I'm a huge fan! Will definitely come back in the new season.

Im local, first time here. The good: the people are super nice, the food was wonderful. It was bbq labor day weekend. I think the platter could've came with more of the sides offered for the price, but, we also got additional sides to compensate. The space they have outside is green & lovely, in the woods which is what you expect from being here,wildflowers growing in the back, lovely. The not so good: and im speaking from the standpoint of a former nyc person, moved here 25 years ago. The "shopping" within this barn, so outrageous. From the plums to the $400 sunglasses, why is that what is being featured. Sure, if you want to showcase your art or some other artist you know, im all for it, someone out there will probably purchase..$36 for food, but 3-400 for sunglasses or a jacket? ‍‍‍

Food was deliscious! Salads were fresh with frisée and Romaine lettuce. Potatoe salad and cold slaw was tangy and tasty! Barbecue Sausage and chicken was cooked just right! Drinks and atmosphere was great! Out houses were clean and spotless! Gift shop was full of artist crafts and wares!

Bring the family and see this renovated 19th century farmhouse open from May through October. They sell fresh produce, small gifts and a café to enjoy coffee, tea and fresh baked pastries. The grounds are relaxing getaway from city life, great fun on the weekends with your children. It's seasonal theme explores the local living in rural Hudson Valley.

Cool store with great pastries. The savory tart was amazing. The blueberry hand pie was great too, and we loved the chocolate chip cookie (although it was very heavy). Would love to come back and try more, and their produce looked incredible.

Amazing and quaint place. They have a small cafe that serves great coffee and tea. They also have awesome gluten free pastries. I tried the dark chocolate gluten free cookies and loved them. Service is great too!

Love this place! A hidden gem great food, nice ambience, lovely handmade goods and kind people

Really delicious pastries and good tea/coffee. Their salad and kiddo box were favorites. Very relaxing atmosphere. Their menu offerings are limited tho, hence the 4 stars.

This is an adorable barn open in the spring - fall that serves up fabulous coffee, baked goods, and local art. It's an incredible place to gather and meet new friends