The best kept secret in White Plains, this takeout-only counter is in an adjoining storefront connected to the restaurant which shares its name. You'll never eat Chipotle again once you've tried it.
The best BBQ joint in Westchester. Amazing sides (mashed, mac, fries, cream spinach, corn bread, etc), perfect sauce on everything and great buffalo wings. Read more.
Arrive early and work up an appetite for the stunning tasting menu by wandering the grounds of the former Rockefeller dairy estate. In the fields, you'll see much of the makings of the night's meal.
Ask for a window seat when making reservations - nice views of the Manhattan skyline. Fantastic menu & wine list. Service was great.
Bourdain & Bill Murray were here on No Reservations. Had Lobster 2 ways, fig salad, sashimi, breast of duck, duck bun, cowboy ribeye for 2
Top of the Old Croton Trail, which runs along the Old Croton Aqueduct, the 19th century solution to provide water for the city. Runs for 26.2 miles. Mostly a hiking trail, but suburban at times. Read more.
The Westchester Mall is Westchester County’s answer to Rodeo Drive. With 150 luxury stores spanning three floors under a skylit roof, you’ll have a hard time resisting the urge to shop.
Fans say it wouldn’t be summer without a trip to this pagoda-roofed road stand. Its secret: succulent hot dogs grilled in butter, plus fries and shakes – at prices that let you gobble like it’s 1929.
We love the Horse and Hound's Maryland Crabcakes - the remoulade sauce is the perfect addition to the pan-seared cakes.
Head north - just a stone's throw from Metro-North - for Westchester County's only brewpub. Solid house beers are on tap, plus "guest taps" from local breweries like Keegan Ales and Captain Lawrence.
Amazing food, but make sure you call a week in advance for a reservation at Farmer & The Fish. Yes, even on weeknights!
Purchase College students can get $5 tickets day of show. Must be purchased in person at box office with valid ID.
It's just beautiful on the inside and the outside and it's like sitting in a little bit of history :) I love all the old films they show!
Admission is $5 for adults, $3 w/ student ID, and free if you arrive before noon. Worth the 1 hour train trip from NYC. Check out their new exhibition, "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstractions on Paper." Read more.
Check out the "Reframing American Art" exhibition, which features iconic works of modern art selected from the collection donated by Roy R. Neuberger. Read more.
La Mer offers up some really fresh fish filet, so order enough for dinner and some leftovers.
What separates this place from every other sports bar on Mamaroneck Avenueis the little audio box, which lets you listen to any game you want fromyour table or booth. Plus, New York Knick players
Awesome sliders and chicken wings/fingers. During football games, they offer the sliders for just $1 and give you free chili cheese nachos all game long. Read more.
The owner Tommy is great! THE most metropolitan place we have in the area. Starters are here and then head to Augie's Prime Cut for dinner and back for final's of the night and some music.
Of the finest cookies we've ever tried. Stick with the classic chocolate chip, just like Mom used to make.
