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We sat outside on... Fun place, youthful atmosphere, friendl... 5. Meyer's Olde Dutch Food & Such. A notch up on the burger places - serves alcohol and get a burger - with twice... Third visit. 6. The Roundhouse. Having dry scallops paired with canned corn felt underwhelming, and the lobst...
- The Beacon Bagel
- Tito Santana Taqueria
- Swift: The Roundhouse at Beacon Falls
- The Hop
- Poppy's Burgers & Fries
- Dogwood
- Max's on Main
- Ella's Bellas
- Zora Dora's Micro Batch Ice Cream
Art Burns is"The Bagel Guy." The advertiser-turned-baker, along with his wife Anik, has mixed, boiled and baked his way into the hearts (and stomachs) of the Beaconites of all stripes. Their bagels are made fresh daily and shaped by hand; you can even catch a glimpse of the boiling kettle and rotating bagel oven through the partially open kitchen. ...
Only a 10-minute walk from the Metro North Station, Tito Santana Taqueriais one of the first stops along Beacon's revitalized Main Street. The taco shop's floor-to-ceiling mural of psychedelic mariachi skeletons sets the tone for taco time. It's an informal venue, with food that arrives to the table in plastic, red baskets. But don't let the minima...
The Roundhouse at Beacon Fallsbrings industrial-chic dining to Beacon. The rescued brick factory, transformed into a hospitality complex of hotel, formal restaurant (Swift), event space, patio, and lounge (2EM), is located along the Fishkill Creek waterfall, providing a striking setting for Chef Brandon Collins's Hudson Valley-inspired menus. Using...
One part artisan beer store, one part restaurant-bar, and one part charcuterie and cheese shop, The Hop is a carnivore and beer-lover's playland. You'll find a rotating draft list of 9 craft beers, plus over 150 beers by the bottle for retail (and yes, growlers are also available). To compliment your brew of choice, Chef Matt Hutchins creates a sel...
The server at Poppy's laughed and called herself "the worst kind of Beaconite." Her crime? She moved from Brooklyn, eats gluten-free, and she's a vegan, of course. Beacon's food scene is indeed hyper-local and community driven. A native Beaconite, Paul Yeaple (aka Chef Poppy) opened Poppy's in 2008 with a mission to bring high-quality, local ingred...
Dogwood is the last stop down Beacon's main drag. Although it's the farthest bar from Dia:Beacon, it's worth the walk. An extensive drink menu offers creative cocktails, craft beers, plus a few wine and cider options. The Dogwood Rita, a spicy play on the margarita, is among their most popular drinks: grilled Fresno peppers are steeped in tequila a...
Last summer, a chalkboard outside of Max's on Mainread, "Now Serving Organic Ice Cubes." The good-natured sarcasm might give you a sense of the important and playful role that Max's fills in a town with increasingly expensive tastes. No mixologists at Max's, just good, old-fashioned bartenders. Unaffected by the influx of city-dwellers, Max's remai...
If I didn't tell you, you might not ever know, but Ella's Bellasbakery is 100% gluten-free. The goal of the bakery is to create desserts that taste just as delicious without wheat flour, and despite the tricky nature of gluten-free baking, Ella's Bellas hits the nail on the head. After years of experimentation in her home, owner Carley Hughes creat...
Zora Dora's offers one thing, and one thing only: iced pops. But don't be fooled by the seemingly simple concept. Dozens of flavor options make deciding what to order anything but easy. With both ice cream and sorbet-based pops, the flavors are inventive and you guessed it, sourced locally. If you like the classics, stick to the Vanilla Deluxe or O...
2 Eliza St Beacon, New York 12508. $$$$. Afghan. Beacon. Perfect For: Lunch Cheap Eats Halal. After your first bite into Nansense’s smashburger, you’ll wonder why kabab patties haven't already taken over the world. This casual Afghan spot uses meat that’s mixed with diced onions, tomatoes, and herbs, so each bite is super moist and full ...
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Outdoor seating. Moo ice cream. $$ $$ Seoul Kitchen Korean restaurant. #23 of 203 places to eat in Beacon. Closed until tomorrow. Very nice place - patio is great and food is even better. $$ $$ Ziatun Restaurant. #24 of 203 places to eat in Beacon. Closed until 11AM.
Oct 9, 2022 · October 9, 2022. The Ultimate Foodie Guide to Beacon Restaurants: 50+ You Should Plan to Today! Beacon, NY is an easy drive and train ride away from many places in the Hudson Valley and New York City. This is one of the reasons why Beacon restaurants are a popular destination for those visiting this great place in Dutchess County, NY.
Jul 21, 2024 · 328 Main Street, Beacon. (845) 838-2252. Baja 328 is a Tex-Mex restaurant that is pouring over 100 varieties of tequila in a very chic, well-lit space that even has TVs above the bar for sport enthusiasts who want to catch a New York Mets game. Often a hot spot for late night music.
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55 restaurants available nearby. 1. Cafe Amarcord. Exceptional (840) $$$$. • Contemporary American • Beacon. Booked 18 times today. Whether it’s a day at the Dia Museum, or shopping the unique shops in Beacon, or hiking in the Highlands, or maybe you're visiting Beacon's Second Saturday, or perhaps a day spent at the Beacon waterfront ...
