Dining News
Jake Sackett and Elizabeth Starks own a picturesque Catskills farmhouse in the woods of Delaware County, but here’s the catch: it’s open to the public.
Rachel Wyman, a self-described “challenger of the status dough,” brings unique and hugely popular donuts to New Paltz.
The Rensselaer County hotspot is a hybrid concept, offering a restaurant, art gallery, thrift store, and coworking space for patrons.
Tuxedo Park resident Brad Ewing introduces a much-needed bar that doubles as an art gallery in Orange County.
Wine Spectator recognizes the top restaurants for wine across the world, with many Hudson Valley establishments among this year's winners.
Dating back to the 18th century, the Hudson Valley hotel and restaurant comes back to life under the leadership of the team behind Wonderbar in Beacon.
Barbecue lovers have it good in the Hudson Valley, with everything from saucy, smoky ribs to utterly scrumptious burgers.
Head to the Rondout District for pillowy pierogi in a variety of flavors, as crafted by the Krupa brothers for Hudson Valleyites to enjoy.
Have a hankering for Southern food? Check out these restaurants for fried chicken, barbecue pork, and more comfort food in the Hudson Valley.
Head to these Valley spots to grab a split-top roll piled high with mayo-dressed or butter-bathed shellfish.
Looking for brunch in Albany? Whether you're in search of a morning meal that's bougie or boozy, the Capital Region has it all.
The Baker's Tale whips up classic confections and Mad Batters gluten-free treats alike from its bakery shop in the Hudson Valley.
From leisurely lunches and cocktails al fresco to romantic sunset dinners, the Hudson Valley's riverside restaurants have it all.
When Hudson Valley chefs want to kick back and grab a great meal, where do they go? That's just the question we asked 10 local talents to answer.
The Academy and Eastdale Village delight foodies in Dutchess County with offerings aplenty and live-work-play attractions to boot.
After closing in 2021, Stissing House is ready to welcome visitors with a new owner, new menu, and heaps of historic charm.
Planning a trip to New Paltz? Be sure to treat yourself to some of the exceptional food and drink offerings available in town.
Located at the former Postage Inn on Route 32, Darlings embraces down-home dishes and floral, fruit-forward cocktails in Tillson.
Bread Alone's renovated Boiceville location reaches net-zero status through clean electric appliances, efficient heating, solar power, and more.
Enjoy an al fresco meal while taking in the Hudson Valley views at these local eateries, which delight with farm-to-table fare and more.