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Where to eat American food in Piermont: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on American food in Piermont, New York, United States. Piermont is a village incorporated in 1847 in Rockland County, New York, United States. Piermont is in the town of Orangetown, located north of the hamlet of Palisades, east of Sparkill, and south of Grand View-on-Hudson, on the west bank of the Hudson River. The population was 2,510 at the 2010 census. Woody Allen set The Purple Rose of Cairo, a fictional film within The Purple Rose of Cairo (1984) in Piermont.
Things to do in Piermont
10. Hogan's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
We are a family friendly diner with excellent service. We offer daily Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner specials at a great price.
Reviewed By Mikecarstop
Arrived at location for a take out. The cashier was very nice and offered me a menu to look over. I chose a salad with turkey, roast beef, ham , all the salad trimmings and included a sliced hard boiled egg. That what was I read in the description within he menu. When I got home there was no egg. Everything else was there but no egg. Did the restaurant run out of eggs, was it eaten quickly by staff, or did they forget to include the egg. I am tired of restaurants not fulfilling orders to completeness, especially when the menu states what is included.Hi mike! Iâm so sorry that happened to you. Please stop in and give us another chance. Also mention that we forgot an ingredient on your takeout order. And Iâm sure you will not be disappointed. Thank you for your review Christine
9. The Hudson House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By Steve K
great place. food, service and ambiance are just great. the owner/host couldn't be any more friendly and professional. great vibe in a very comfortable place. Prices are a bit high but the quality of the food makes up for it. definitely going back again.
8. Cornetta's Seafood Restaurant and Marina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By PrincessVahineMaui
Decided to go for dinner as we had not been here since we came for a wedding. Sat down immediately - chose to sit instead as it was a little muggy outside. Warm bread, hummus, olives n another tasty app were put in front of us. Ordered wine and it was cold and the waitress brought over a wine bucket without us having to ask. Everyoneâs food was excellent. Seafood pasta so tasty. I decided to have the roasted beet salad with goat cheese and tuna. It was so delicious I can still taste it. We will be back.
7. Rivertown Taproom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By lotoguy
We had a wedding in New York and had the rehearsal dinner here. The staff was wo derful and the food was amazing. The owner was great too. From pasta, steaks and hot apple dessert it was all wonderful. The Old Fasions were best I have ever had!
6. Roost Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By GoldnAdvice
This is my second time at Roost and I went back because I loved it the first time. Its still as good as I had mentioned in my previous review ( Oct, 2018). Located in a small house in Sparkill NY, it is a quaint cozy little restaurant with excellent cuisine and a decent wine list including plenty of Riojas and Cavas. The appetizers are big portions and I recommend you share, while the entrees are smaller but still excellent. Some of our group's favorites were the mushroom appetizer, the shrimp and the chicken entrees. I would not recommend the fish, since it was just average. The service is friendly friendly and casual. I give it my GoldnAdvice seal of approval.
5. Red Hat on the River
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
Reviewed By 985436788
Compelled to write my first review anywhere. Attempted to eat fish served medium . Request was âcooked throughâ. Came out rare x 2. Next table salmon also undercooked and tuna overcooked. Excuse ....busy on Saturdays? Went home hangry, prices high, service fair but yes , lovely view. Glad I was with great company.
4. DVine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Donna C
D'Vine Bar is a lively spot offering excellent food and innovative cocktails plus an extensive list of beers and wines. The food menu is arranged according plate sizes such as "smallest" and "small-ish." To start, we had the broccoli teriyaki bites, which are listed as "small", the dip-it.dip-it, which is listed as smallest and two orders of the taco of the day. The broccoli teriyaki bites are addictive, crunchy and flavorful. The dips were good, but ordinary. The grilled shrimp tacos each had two large pieces of shrimp and various topping; tasty, but somewhat on the bland side. Our main courses included the charred broccoli salad (excellent, plenty of veggies and very tasty ramen as a base); smoked beet salad (also delicious, although not as large a portion as the broccoli); the "London Calling," chicken katsu, and sunny side tuna tartar were each a work of art and delightful. Cocktails were all great fun and well made. The Yuzu Sour is a great hot weather choice. Some of the prices are high, such as for several of the fish dishes, but overall with starters, entrees, drinks, coffee, and one shared dessert, our bill with the tip was $340 for 5 people. Given the quality of the food, this is a bargain and if you live in the area, there is no toll to pay or parking fee to enjoy a meal that is as good as any you will find in Manhattan.
3. Freelance Cafe and Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By 315David303
The Freelance has not missed a beat under its new ownership team. The food is still great, the menu is basically the same, the wait staff staff is still friendly and helpful, and it is still an intimate setting for small (four or less) groups to gather. The restaurant maybe seats 30 people and on Friday to Sunday, it can be crowded and does not accept reservations. We generally go in the middle of the week or for lunch, so getting a table is not an issue. We love the food and the service. For three people with alcohol and tip, figure on $80 a person.
2. Sidewalk Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Formerly the "Sidewalk cafe"
Reviewed By TeeoffS
July 2019, came here with friends for lunch and sat in the backyard that was large with plenty of seating, and shade, with a nice bar. The food and service was great, with prices that are reasonable. We shared the Lobster Risotto, and the Mussels that came with a Bread Basket. They gave you a nice size portion of the Lobster Claw onto of the Risotto, and the Mussels had a nice Butter tasting broth. We past this restaurant many times when visiting Piermont and never realized there was beautiful outdoor seating in the back. We will remember this next time we are in the area to come here to eat.
1. 14 and hudson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
14 & Hudson is a new kitchen and bar located in Piermont, NY, serving affordable "New American" bistro favorites accentuated with unique and flavorful twists. With an affinity for locally sourced ingredients, guests are treated to culinary creations that
Reviewed By Traveler2AM
14 and Hudson is a lovely, although noisy, restaurant in a lovely town. I had the blueberry pancakes which were delicious and large. Not only were there blueberries in the pancakes but also surrounding them. However, for $18.00 they are very pricey. My wife had the Baja Fish Tacos which were also delicious. However, our friends said that the meals they ordered were good but lacked that extra which would have made them excellent.The service was just okay because there was only one waitress. We did very much enjoy our stroll through the town and along the water. We will be back to lovely Piermont, but we will try another restaurant.
