Restaurants & Bars
Spring Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Line-up Released
Who is in that is nearby? Who's in that you'd like to try?
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BEACON, NY — The restaurant line up for spring 2018 Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is now out, so start salivating. Beginning March 12 and running through March 25, participating restaurants will showcase their best dishes via three-course, prix-fixe lunch ($22.95) and dinner ($32.95) menus.
Spanning 115 miles, Hudson Valley Restaurant Week encompasses restaurants from seven counties including Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Ulster and Westchester.
“We are thrilled to announce the list of the spring 2018 participating restaurants and extend a warm welcome to the new restaurants that have signed on as part of our Restaurant Week family,” said Janet Crawshaw, publisher of The Valley Table and Founder of Hudson Valley Restaurant Week. “Now in our 20th year, we at The Valley Table are still just as passionate about connecting Hudson Valley-based chefs and restaurants with neighboring farmers and purveyors, as we were in our very first year. We look forward to the next 20 years of our magazine and Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, where restaurant-goers can enjoy lunches and dinners at at the region's top restaurants, at a very special price.”
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The complete list of restaurants is available here. Look up your home community and pick somewhere new to venture out!
Most participating chefs and restaurateurs use locally-sourced ingredients in support of the region's farms, winemakers, distillers, artisanal producers and purveyors.
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Of the many new restaurants that have signed up for the first time this spring are the European-influenced restaurant at the boutique Beacon Hotel in Dutchess; Windsor Grille in Rockland serving grilled steaks, burgers and other American specialties; The Egg’s Nest, offering vegetarian and vegan-friendly food in an kitsch setting in Ulster; Butterfield, also in Ulster located at the historic Hasbrouck House, serves an ever-changing, seasonal menu that showcases the bounty of the Hudson Valley; the recently-opened, nautical-themed, 3 Westerly Bar & Grille in Westchester, providing seafood-focused American fare as well as Fortina, a destination Italian eatery that offers food prepared in a wood-fired oven.
Reservations are highly recommended.
The Valley Table is responsible for producing Hudson Valley Restaurant Week which is only made possible by the support of community sponsors, including: Hudson Whiskey, Dutchess County Tourism, Orange County Tourism, Rockland County Tourism, Ulster County Tourism, Westchester County Tourism, Angry Orchard, The Culinary Institute of America, Irving Farm Coffee Roasters, Performance Food Service, Pamal Broadcasting, Poughkeepsie Media Group and The Journal News.
PHOTO: Shrimp and grits at the Egg's Nest, a new participant in Hudson Valley Restaurant Week/ Valley Table
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