Location: Suffern
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New York, United States Food Guide: 4 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Suffern
Find out what International restaurants to try in Suffern. Suffern is a village incorporated in 1796 in the town of Ramapo, Rockland County, New York, United States. As of the 2010 census, Suffern's population was 10,723.
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1. Seven Lakes Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Seven Lakes Station is a craft beer taproom, gastropub, beer garden, and to-go market located in Sloatsburg, NY, the New York City Metro Area's gateway to the wilderness, located less than an hour north of the City. We feature 14 local and specialty taps
Reviewed By Firefox2470
The seven flights were just what the doctor ordered. Great place! We had the Cubano and ham/cheese sandwich. Good portion and very good taste. The beer selection is a well rounded craft selection on tap. The service was very friendly and accomodating. The music was a great selection to sit back and enjoy some nice cold brews. Definitely a place that we will be visiting more often. They had a surprisingly good sour. I typically stick to my IPA's but it was a raspberry variety. I highly recommended it. Keep up the great work! Love that they have different card games, board games etc.PS: Thank you for being accommodating. We run with our "mini Me" and it was very nice to be at a family friendly environment. (a little request: french fries =D )
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2. Seven Lakes Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Seven Lakes Station is a craft beer taproom, gastropub, beer garden, and to-go market located in Sloatsburg, NY, the New York City Metro Area's gateway to the wilderness, located less than an hour north of the City. We feature 14 local and specialty taps
Reviewed By Firefox2470
The seven flights were just what the doctor ordered. Great place! We had the Cubano and ham/cheese sandwich. Good portion and very good taste. The beer selection is a well rounded craft selection on tap. The service was very friendly and accomodating. The music was a great selection to sit back and enjoy some nice cold brews. Definitely a place that we will be visiting more often. They had a surprisingly good sour. I typically stick to my IPA's but it was a raspberry variety. I highly recommended it. Keep up the great work! Love that they have different card games, board games etc.PS: Thank you for being accommodating. We run with our "mini Me" and it was very nice to be at a family friendly environment. (a little request: french fries =D )
3. Seven Lakes Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Seven Lakes Station is a craft beer taproom, gastropub, beer garden, and to-go market located in Sloatsburg, NY, the New York City Metro Area's gateway to the wilderness, located less than an hour north of the City. We feature 14 local and specialty taps
Reviewed By Firefox2470
The seven flights were just what the doctor ordered. Great place! We had the Cubano and ham/cheese sandwich. Good portion and very good taste. The beer selection is a well rounded craft selection on tap. The service was very friendly and accomodating. The music was a great selection to sit back and enjoy some nice cold brews. Definitely a place that we will be visiting more often. They had a surprisingly good sour. I typically stick to my IPA's but it was a raspberry variety. I highly recommended it. Keep up the great work! Love that they have different card games, board games etc.PS: Thank you for being accommodating. We run with our "mini Me" and it was very nice to be at a family friendly environment. (a little request: french fries =D )
4. Cafe Panache
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Café Panache is a multi-award winning restaurant serving eclectic, New American seasonal cuisine in en elegant, but welcoming setting. Chef/Owner Kevin Kohlerâs passion for using only farm-fresh fruits & vegetables, free-range, grass-fed live stock and th
Reviewed By 974maryp
We celebrated our dear friendâs Birthday. The food was good. The service was sub par. Our waiter when asked what came with the Veal chop special responded â assorted vegetables and other itemsâ whatever that means. The service was non-existent, we had to wait to get someone to meet our eyes to get pepper. For an established restaurant with a reputation for great food, to have such poor standards for service is very disappointing. It doesnât encourage a return visit.
