Restaurants in Rockland
I'm looking for recommendations for restaurants in Rockland, anywhere from North Rockland to Nyack to Spring Valley (basically between palisades parkway exits 14 through 8).
I live in Rockland but whenever it comes to having dinner out with my family we end up at the same places - The Vietnam, Karavalli, Thai House, and Gilligan's. Nothing too pricey, around $20 or under for entrees.
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Cafe Barcel in Nyack is excellent and they've fixed the acoustical problems that plagued it when it opened. Sidewalk Cafe in Piermont has a new chef as of a few weeks ago and continues to be reliable French bistro fare. (Avoid the new Confetti's in Piermont; overpriced and dreary.) Union in Haverstraw is consistently very good.
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re: tinery
I recommended these above, not very expensive, definitely entrees <$20.
Cornetta's-- Piermont
River Club-- Nyack
Sidewalk Bistro-- Piermont
'76 House-- TappanOf course, as has been discussed on other threads, chain restos are very very popular. They are basically a mediocre food experience based on "no surprises" for the intellectually lazy that don't want to take the steps to find a wonderful chef-owned restaurant. They are out there, but it does take some work. In a nutshell, chain restaurants are not for people that care about food.
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I used to live in Nyack and work in New City. I loved the little Cuban dive in Nyack (no idea of the name, or if it's still there!), Pizza Bistro (couple of slices of their arugula pizza was my standard Sunday night dinner) and O'Donaghue's for decent (not GREAT) casual pubby food. I also was rather fond of Pasta Cucina, Not fancy, but good food, huge portions and good for families, I think. There are also some pretty good restaurants down in Piermont, if you wanna drive down that way... Or the places at the mall, if you like the Cheesecake Factory or TGIFriday's or Chili's or Outback.
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Pasta Cucina
253 S Little Tor Rd, New City, NY 10956Pizza Bistro
64 S Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960›8 Replies-
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re: saturngrrl
haha i definitely didn't catch the sarcasm the first time...
there's nothing wrong with chain restaurants once in a while. the food is usually decent and well priced. whereas with "real" restaurants it can be hit or miss for big bucks. plus, olive garden breadsticks are better than the cold bread you get all the time at fancy places.
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re: saturngrrl
I think you are talking about San Juan Cafe, and they are no longer open.
For pub-like food, I recommend The Olde Village Inne.
I totally agree with the Velo recommendation for a splurge. I have also heard wonderful things about Cafe Barcel, but have not been there myself.-----
Olde Village Inne
97 Main St, Nyack, NY 10960San Juan Restaurant
12 S Main St, New City, NY 10956-
re: HungryRubia
Oh, I am very sorry to hear that San Juan is no longer around. I loved their food when I lived a few short blocks away. Cheap, filling and tasty. Bummer. I think it's time for a visit to Nyack to see what's what these days. I look forward to checking out the new spots around the village!
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San Juan Restaurant
12 S Main St, New City, NY 10956
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re: smilingal
Whatever they call themselves, it's new management, and $35 for a mediocre entree just doesn't cut it for me. Half Moon looks better, better food, same river (Just the opposite bank) and saves you 50%!!
A clue to the ripoff pricing is the fact that the online menu has NO prices! What nerve, leaving prices off the website, as if the public is just dumb!
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Cornetta's-- Piermont
River Club-- Nyack
Sidewalk Bistro-- Piermont
'76 House-- TappanAnd, for a splurge, one of the best restaurants on this side of the Hudson:
Velo-- Nyack
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