Restaurants in Tarrytown
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Papaya Joe's
Classic American eats such as hot dogs and hamburgers are matched with interesting sauces and frozen-fruit bars
Ichi Riki
- Elmsford
Spicy tuna rolls, eel-avocado rolls, and bento boxes with tempura and a variety of sides on a savory menu of familiar Japanese cuisine
Goldfish Oyster Bar & Restaurant
- Ossining
17 different regional oysters, baked fish, and grilled steaks served from an open kitchen; live music on Fridays
Little Scoops
- Orangeburg
Welsh Farms ice cream available in flavors such as strawberry, cookies ‘n’ cream, and coffee; served in cones, sundaes, or milkshakes
Caffé Azzurri
- Hartsdale
Seared scallops with pancetta and asparagus; veal chop milanese with baby greens; potato gnocchi in pesto béchamel
Banzai Hibachi
- Hartsdale
A steak-house menu of filet mignon, shrimp, and salmon is cooked before diners’ eyes on individual teppanyaki tables
Cinco De Mayo Cottage
- Valley Cottage
Groups of two or four share an appetizer—such as guacamole made tableside—before diving into Mexican entrees and drinks
Masala Kraft Cafe
- Hartsdale
Vegetarian Indian food, all made from-scratch, includes crispy dosas lined with spicy mashed potatoes, falafel, and sandwiches
Hudson Valley Cakery
- Valley Cottage
This newly opened bakery makes tempting baked treats onsite using all-natural ingredients
Pranzi Ristorante & Enoteca
- White Plains
The Italian eatery’s plates of ravioli, gnocchi, and linguine complement organic salmon and fresh salads
The Melting Pot - White Plains
- White Plains
Dip veggies and bread into cheese fondue before cooking filet mignon, chicken, and white shrimp in hot liquid at the table
Mulino's of Westchester
- White Plains
Soppressata precedes gnocchi, chicken breast stuffed with lobster, and zabaione desserts prepared tableside in a Zagat-rated bistro
Reka's Thai Restaurant
- White Plains
Thai classics are cooked to order and prepared in a centuries-old, royal style; the dining area provides serene ambiance with fresh orchids
Full Moon Asian Thai Restaurant
- White Plains
Fusion of cultures informs the eclectic decor and translates into a menu that delicately balances sweet and spicy flavors
Za'Za' Ristorante
- Greenville
Pizzas topped in housemade mozzarella and made in wood-fired oven imported from Naples; entrees including veal scaloppini and clam linguini
Mulberry Street Italian Kitchen
- White Plains
Orecchiette and fettucine pastas; chicken parmigiana; and grilled new york strip steaks
San Martino Ristorante
- Northeast Yonkers
Homemade lasagna, chicken scarpariello, veal and shrimp francese, and penne alla vodka reflect dishes chefs grew up with in Italy
Quaker Hill Tavern
- Chappaqua
Pulled barbecue-pork sliders, panko-crusted salmon, turkey burgers, and New York strip steak paired with a variety of wines and beers
Route 22 Restaurant and Bar
- Armonk
Classic American fare delights diners inside festive restaurant located near the New York–Connecticut border
Karavalli Regional Cuisine of India
- Nanuet
Freshly baked naan pairs with authentic curries, tandoori dishes, and specialties made from lamb, seafood, and vegetables
Original Presto's Brick Oven Pizza & Pasta
- Harrington Park
A pizzeria with six decades of history fires brick-oven pies and serves lasagna, chicken parmigiana, and lobster ravioli
Slave to the Grind
- Bronxville
Coffee shop brews eight types of coffees and sells more than 50 types of beans by the pound; fresh baked goods and sweets also available
Marc's Deli and Pizza
- Park Ridge
Cheese pizza and mozzarella sticks with a garden salad or buffalo wings and chicken parmigiana sandwich
Maggie Spillanes Mt Vernon
American pub grub pairs with 16 beers on tap including Killian’s, Angry Orchard, and Captain Lawrence pale ale
Neha Palace
- Southeast Yonkers
Biryani, tandoori, and curry dishes infused with indian spices ground onsite by chefs
Al Dente Italian Trattoria
- Harrison
Tender veal parmigiana and housemade gnocchi pair with glasses of wine
Harrison Pizza & Pasta Restaurant
- Harrison
Pizza dinners placate tongues with one-topping pizzas, salad, and ziti; catered chicken parmigiana brings a backup of mixed salads
Rue des Crepes
- Harrison
Iron grill sizzles up buckwheat crêpes with smoked salmon & grilled asparagus; dessert crêpes surround apples & brie
The Melting Pot Westwood
- Westwood
Dip veggies and bread into cheese fondue before cooking filet mignon, chicken, and white shrimp in hot liquid at the table
Gemelli Pizzeria
- New Rochelle
Pizzas topped with hot cherry peppers or fresh basil in an elegant dining room with exposed brick walls
T&J Villaggio Trattoria
- Port Chester
Family-owned and -operated restaurant serving southern Italian fare, such as mussels fra diavolo and veal Milanese
Gaetano's Grille
- Cortlandt
Feasts of homemade meatballs, tender steak, sauteed salmon, and baked pasta dishes
Tombolino
- Southeast Yonkers
A Bon Appétit-recognized chef crafts housemade pasta dishes and italian delicacies such as veal milanese
American Dream Steakhouse
- Park Hill
Fine steaks, seafood specialties, and pasta served on white tablecloths beneath glimmering chandeliers
Your Way Cafe
- Westwood
Housemade gelato caps off diner-style meals of baked mac 'n' cheese, rib-eye steak, and egg sandwiches
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
At Forero's New York Gourmet Pizzeria, chefs cobble fresh ingredients into a menu of pastas, sandwiches, pizzas, and Italian specialties. From their brick oven emerge pans of ultra-thin, whole-wheat, and gluten-free crusts bearing bubbly mozzarella and Forero's signature pizza sauce, with gourmet toppings such as ricotta, rib eye, or sun-dried tomatoes. Appetizers blend Italian and Mexican favorites before ushering in entrees where veal gets top billing and specialty pastas such as fettuccine Alfredo and italian cheese manicotti call out from the menu's pages like sirens to salivary glands. With take-away and complimentary delivery services, meals meet their destinies within the comforts of one's home or at a hunting cabin, where one can claim to have just caught a fresh pizza.
Since 1981, Enzo's Restaurant has been serving homemade pastas and Italian meat and seafood entrees in a comfortable setting. The original chef, Luciano Savone, now owns the eatery and proudly displays dishes such as spinach-stuffed ravioli and shrimp scampi atop crisp linen tablecloths in his newly renovated dining room. The interior showcases glistening dark woods and a full bar, and guests can dine on the outdoor patio in warm weather or when they have a permission slip from a groundhog.
Harrison Pizza and Pasta’s chefs use old-fashioned recipes to prepare classic Italian eats and old-fashioned hospitality to treat customers as family members. The kitchen staff’s expansive menu details hot garlic knots, pasta fagioli, and eggplant heroes. The main attractions, however, are the eatery's specialty pizzas, which arrive on focaccia or Sicilian-style thick crust and, like its catered dinners, are designed to please large groups or solitary guests with multiple mouths.
Casual American and Irish fare fills the bellies of guests visiting to catch a game or catch up with each other. The black façade's narrow windows pop with scarlet curtains that offer just a peek into the interior, where even the mantel of the functioning stone fireplace has a TV screen. Televisions also punctuate the crimson walls and cast a glow behind the bar. Wooden booths face outward while swaddling their beer-sipping cargo in red cushions.
The brainchild of head chef Anthony Labriola, Caffe Regatta Oyster Bar & Grill dresses traditional ocean critters in Mediterranean duds and packs oysters and other seafood into the raw bar that made a splash in Westchester Magazine. Friendly waiters scurry past white-clothed tables and nautical decor—including miniature boats and real-life sea captains perched on the full-service bar—bearing brunch, lunch, and dinner platters piled with refreshments ranging from lemon-ricotta hotcakes to a half pound of Alaskan king-crab legs. Summertime lures patrons to the outdoor patio, and BYOB Tuesdays give the restaurant’s wine list a chance to collect its pages and prepare for another week of staring into thirsty eyes.
At Pollo El Provocon, chefs showcase traditional Puerto Rican and Dominican cuisine into meats and platters using ingredients that evoke the islands. Rotisserie chicken roasts over a wood fire, saving precious coal for snowman decoration and imbuing the poultry with a rich, smoky finish. Many island-infused appetizers swim laps in the fryer before parading across plates wearing crispy golden coats, and nine mofongo options stuffed with a choice of meat, seafood, or cheese bring the flavors of the Caribbean to each plate. After downing a family combo of filling selections that include rib racks and whole rotisserie chickens, exotic fruit shakes extinguish lingering belly fires with their sweet juice infusions.
