NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 30 Aug 1999 19:00:35 PDT Organization: @Home Network Lines: 9 Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu rec.food.restaurants:47153 try the inn at Osborne Hill, in fishkill Kathy O. wrote: > I'm looking for casual but good places in the Hudson Valley...Nyack, > Fishkill, Cold Spring. We're not going much farther north than > Newburgh/Fishkill. > This is a friend's first time in the area, and I'd like to show it off.
New York
Hudson Valley NY?
Consider touring CIA in Hyde Park. Four restaurants and a great tour. ML
I hope this isn't too late but... A restaurant from Boston just opened a restaurant in W. Nyack.. "legal Seafood" they offer excellent fresh fish, an upscale "Red Lobster" -Arnie Kathy O. wrote: > I'm looking for casual but good places in the Hudson Valley...Nyack, > Fishkill, Cold Spring. We're not going much farther north than > Newburgh/Fishkill. > This is a friend's first time in the area, and I'd like to show it off.
NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 20 Sep 1999 01:42:11 EDT Organization: BestWeb (bestweb.net) Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu rec.food.restaurants:47434 Wow...I just saw this post and I hope I'm not too late either. You have some excellent choices in Cold Spring, Try Plumbush Inn for a gourmet dinner with a beautiful romatic atmosphere..an old Victorian, very well kept up with excellent food. Theirs also Riverwiew, a small local place with very good food and Northgate - think it's the same owner as Riverview - very good fish. Enjoy the Hudson Valley...Cold Spring is delightful. Cindy Arnold F. wrote: > I hope this isn't too late but... A restaurant from Boston just opened a > restaurant in W. Nyack.. "legal Seafood" they offer excellent fresh fish, > an upscale "Red Lobster" > -Arnie > > Kathy O. wrote: > > > I'm looking for casual but good places in the Hudson Valley...Nyack, > > Fishkill, Cold Spring. We're not going much farther north than > > Newburgh/Fishkill. > > This is a friend's first time in the area, and I'd like to show it off.