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Where to eat Spanish food in Cortlandt Manor: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Cortlandt Manor. Cortlandt Manor is a hamlet located in the Town of Cortlandt in northern Westchester County, New York. Cortlandt Manor is situated directly east, north and south of Peekskill, and east of three sections of the Town of Cortlandt, Croton-on-Hudson, Crugers, and Montrose. Most of the area is made up of residential homes. Cortlandt Manor also encompasses Cortlandt Estates.
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1. The Iron Vine Restaurant and Tapas Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By diiplo11
Iâm sorry to say that having eaten really good tapas I canât find much of a resemblance between them and what we were offered at the Iron Vine. The empanadas were heavily fried, the taste of the croquetas de chorizo was also overwhelmed by the fried exterior, and the sangria was pretty awful. For sure it was not made with fresh fruit as it should be, and it was very expensive at $40 a carafe. There was also a kind of moldy smell to the restaurant, like in a summer camp that hasnât been aired out. However, our waitress was cheerful and kind and there were plenty of happy people there, so this kind of food is obviously pleasing to some.
2. Yuka's latin fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Mishy119
I have been here for the brunch - and really enjoyed their breakfast - really do not like American breakfast - plus their sangria special - wow they pack a punch = and love the Popsicle. Their tortilla chips are made on premise and I do enjoy the bean dip. All the food we have had was fresh. Went two nights ago with my good friend for her birthdayand said they had a backlog in kitchen so we went to the bar - and it was mojito night $6.00 - oh my gosh the variety was great!! tamarind, and mango delicious. Well our waiter Julio was a blast and thankfully we could stay and eat in the bar - I had the cerviche - which was delicious - flavor packed - not huge but tasty. My friend had carne asada - which was delicious. We finished off with fried ice cream that had its own little show - cute - it was ok. Note do not order decaf coffee -it is instant - regular coffee is not - Over all - I like this place - it was packed on a Wednesday night at 7:30pm For now it my go to place and want to try out more dishes -
3. Union Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
UNION Restaurant and Bar Latino opened its doors in September of 2007 in Haverstraw, New York and continues to grow in popularity thanks to its many loyal patrons and valued staff. UNION is the perfect place for a romantic evening, family gathering, speci
Reviewed By Daniela S
I've eaten here many times or just stopped in for a great cocktail or glass of wine with a friend. In spring and summer the back yard garden is just lovely. The inside also has a nice ambiance. The food is really great especially all of their appetizers, those are my favorites
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4. La Cabana Deli
Reviewed By CSSnowshoer
This restaurant came up on a list of Ecuadorian restaurants. We stopped, not knowing what to expect. There is a seating area, but its more lunch oriented (not relaxing looking) and a large TV on the wall, so we opted not to stay for dinner. There are a series of photo drawings high on the wall with Spanish labels and a hot table. We looked confused (and were) so the server handed us a take out menu. The meals listed sounded great but were all in the $12-$15 range. Lots of shrimp and fish. There were no plantains visible and I gathered that they were available, however the server did not undertstand when I asked how long it would take (I was not sure if they needed to be cooked.) So passed on the plantains. We were holding up the line so just pointed to chicken and rice. She heaped up a take out container so full that we opted to just stop with one. It came to only $8.50 and was enough for two of us. And it was tender and great. I will have no hesitancy in going back, and may even try to get some of the other things on the menu. We did not see any green vegetables or salad but they may have something for a vegetarian but this probably is not the best place if you are not a meat eater. The staff were sweet but either they spoke less English than I spoke Spanish or it was just the loud TV that hampered our communications. Language does not matter when the food is good. There is a parking lot with room for maybe 4 cars. Street parking is difficult.
