Pleasantville, NY restaurants

[ALANBF]

A web search turns up several interesting possibilities for afer theater dinner. Any one have "mouth on" experience or recommendations. Thanks

[M.X.Hassett]

A web search turns up several interesting possibilities for afer theater dinner.

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Cool, it might be helpful if you shared what restaurants your search turned up. What type of cuisine are you looking for?

[raji]

If White Plains is not too far for you, I'd heartily recommend Mulino's - www.mulinos.us

ranks up there with any Manhattan Italian....

[menton1]

There are several very good choices in this area. Also depends on what time you mean by "after theater". 9:30PM or later would severely limit your choices. Also the Iron Horse Grill, the top restaurant in town, is closed on Sundays.

Are you looking for a top-notch, high end meal, or a casual, bistro, nice experience?

Are you going to the Jacob Burns? (What a fabulous venue!!)

[JohnL]

A web search turns up several interesting possibilities for afer theater dinner. Any one have "mouth on" experience or recommendations. Thanks

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My wife and I dine frequently in Pleasantville (it is on the way from NYC to our country home).

FYI--most restaurants in the area close on Sundays around 9-10 pm.

IMOP one of the best (mentioned here by another poster) anywhere is Iron Horse grill which is unfortunately closed Sundays.

However you have a lot of pretty good options right in Pleasantville. All open for dinner Sunday.

Strega is New American cooking and very good (second to Iron Horse).

Mediterraneo is a solid italian--we have had some good meals here.

Hanada Sushi--is ok as well. I would say middle of the pack sushi joint.

Jackson and Wheeler is a possibility though they have a new chef--very inconsistent though you could eat well here if careful.

[ALANBF]

We are going to Jacob Burns and will be out by 7:30 on a Fri. Iron horse and Strega both looked good on the web but a bistro would also be good. Since we plan future visits to JB, we'll get a chance to try several of the restaurants.

Thanks to all for the input.

[JohnL]

We are going to Jacob Burns and will be out by 7:30 on a Fri. Iron horse and Strega both looked good on the web but a bistro would also be good. Since we plan future visits to JB, we'll get a chance to try several of the restaurants.

Thanks to all for the input.

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Both Iron Horse and Strega are what I would call American Bistro's.

Iron Horse IMOP is a special place--great very accommodating staff and the owner chef Phil McGrath is there 99% of the time--his wife fills in on the few times he is not.

Food is very very good--solid with enough inventiveness to add some real interest--very fresh top quality ingredients.

also-the wine list is on of the more interesting and easily navigable lists around and well priced.

another suggestion--Blue Hill at Stone barns is about fifteen or twenty minutes away--we often have dinner at the bar or in the warmer weather --on the patio!

Crabtree Kittle House is also close by--off the saw Mill Pkway.

enjoy!

[menton1]

We are going to Jacob Burns and will be out by 7:30 on a Fri. Iron horse and Strega both looked good on the web but a bistro would also be good. Since we plan future visits to JB, we'll get a chance to try several of the restaurants.

Thanks to all for the input.

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We also go often to the Burns. 2 exits north on the Saw Mill is Mt Kisco, and a terrific restaurant there is Lexington Square. The food is excellent, and if the weather is warm, the patio is delightful;

Temptation Tea House also in Mt Kisco is a great change of pace, an excellent Pan-Asian (Not Chinese) with some fusion food served beautifully in a nice space with an open kitchen. Great teas as well.

Luna in Mount Kisco is also terrific.

For a more casual bite, Jackson & Wheeler in Pleasantville is very good.

Down the Saw Mill about 12 miles is Haiku, another sensational Asian in Bronxville.

On your way home, in Tarrytown, is a VERY casual Greek resto with great salads and gyros, Lefteris.

Dragonfly Cafe around the corner from the Burns, is good for a quick snack and terrific coffee before the show, as is Jean-Jacques on the other side of the RR station.

Wish we had a Jacob Burns here in New Jersey, it is a fantastic arts center!!