Location: Chappaqua
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Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Chappaqua. Chappaqua /ˈtʃæpəkwɑː/ is a hamlet and census-designated place in the town of New Castle, in northern Westchester County, New York. It is on 0.45 square miles (1.2 km) of land on the east bank of the Hudson River, about 30 miles (50 km) north of New York City. The hamlet is served by the Chappaqua station of the Metro-North Railroad's Harlem Line. In the New York State Legislature it is within the New York State Assembly's 93rd district and the New York Senate's 40th district. In Congress the village is in New York's 17th District.
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1. Bistro146
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
American Seafood Restaurant in Pleasantville NY Serving The best Local Fish and Shellfish around with Organic Vegetables from Farms across the Hudson Valley and New Jersey. Elegant & Cozy Restaurant Bistro Style, Perfect for a Special Events with Customiz
Reviewed By HappyHiker85
Each of our dishes was excellent. We didn't expect to find such great seafood in Pleasantville, but we were really impressed by the quality of the ingredients and the refined presentation. I drove over an hour from New Jersey to meet friends here, and I will gladly return due to the quality of the food and the warm welcome by the chef/owner. Highly recommended.
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2. Ibiza Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By ChappaquaNewYork
I too have eaten everything on the menu at least once. Items are uniformly excellent. No duds on the menus (Iâve been through several seasonal menus). Each item is consistent in itâs preparation and quality from visit-to-visit and over month-to-month. The items all mix well because of the âfamiliarityâ (all recipes were created by one person) present throughout the menu, a quality that seems very important for tapas. Regarding issues raised in prior posts: 1) Items are well seasoned - not salty. 2) Items are prepared appropriately based upon typical cooking methods in Spain (e.g., the ribs). 3) The tapas at the bar are now different from those on the table menu. As an indirect but good sign of quality & consistency, the restaurant staff has very minimal turnover.
3. Squire's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Squire's Restaurant provides fine family dinning with the best Burgers and Steaks in the Briarcliff Manor area
Reviewed By Susan L
Stale buns. Nasty cook or possibly owner glared and stared at me when I asked for a fresh bun. He just sent the burger back untouched and starred/glared at me for requesting something so unthinkable! . The rug in the dining room of this dive was moist, sticky and stunk so bad they had to keep the overhead fans on high on the low ceiling. The servers were nice, so one star for them.
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4. KOKU Japanese Restaurant
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4 based on 48 reviews
In Japanese, KOKU means 'moment'. At KOKU, we aspire to embrace our customers with the transcendent moments of a Japanese dining experience. Modern, intimate, and upbeat New York City vibes are just a few concepts to name that we will intertwine and bring
Reviewed By calvino
I had warm house sake (wish they had a "small" size), with tempura appetizer and sushi platter. The former was hot and delicious, the latter buttery (I mean texture-wise) good. Sweet shrimp is the telltale for me at a Japanese restaurant, and the both have it and do it well. A note that a la carte sushi (at least the ebi) is per piece, not per pair as I usually see it. And given the price, I should have known it. Altogether a nice meal in a nice space. I seem to like Armonk.
5. Kitchen 273
Located in Elide Plaza, Kitchen 273 offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere for those looking for a satisfying and memorable dining experience. Chef Alessandro brings over 30 years of experience in American, Italian and Mediterranean cuisines. Restaurant prov
Reviewed By Weekend W
We were looking for a "new" place to try and found this on one the web.We dined here on a recent Saturday. Had a 6:45 reservation that was honored right on time and we were seated promptly. The place was already busy and about 80% of the tables were full.It was VERY noisy and tables were close but everyone managed. Service was friendly and prompt. We had a tasty "eggplant stack" appetizer that came hot and crisp. The eggplant was firm but juicy. The accompanying greens were fresh and the dressing was very good,The salads were OK but unimpressive. We had the Classic Caesar and the "Wedge" Salads. The Caesar was crisp but a bit "watery" and could have used a little more dressing. It was a competent version of Caesar but not the best I've had. My friends wedge was a little smaller than versions from other restaurants and its not like iceberg lettuce is scarce. The entrees were another story. The ribs were very good. A nice blend of sweet and savory sauce was plentiful and the meat was classic "fall off the bone" tender. Portions were ample and the french fries and coleslaw we both delish.The prosciutto Flat bread also was tasty and the turkey burger was juicy altho a little on the "thin" side.All in all it was a good experience and we will come back. You should try it too.Thanks for visiting and I'm happy to see you were pleased with your experience! We wish you'd been more impressed by our salads. Please know you should always let us know if you're unhappy with your meal and our team will do what we can to take care of you. We do tend to get busier at certain times, especially around dinner on the weekend. I'm thrilled you enjoyed your eggplant stack, ribs and flatbread. Hope to see you soon
