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Tavern Restaurant
is Open to the Public

Hours:

Monday - CLOSED
Tuesday - CLOSED (12 - 9 Jul/Aug)
Wednesday - 12 - 9
Thursday - 12 - 9
Friday - 12 - 10
Saturday 12 - 10
Sunday 12 - 9

LUNCH MENU
DINNER MENU
DESSERT MENU
WINE LIST
BEER LIST

TAVERN will be closed the following dates:

July 10, 11, 17, 24 & 31

FAMILY NIGHT
Sunday evenings at Tavern

Enjoy a fresh and elegant family style meal served in Tavern on Sunday evenings.  The chef will prepare a special menu for the evening which will include a salad, entree and dessert all for $20 for adults and $10 for children under 12. 

Reservations: (845) 424-3254 ext. 16

 

 

Accolades

LoHud.com - Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
Author Liz Johnson: I had a fantastic meal at Tavern Sunday night... There were a ton of choices, the food was delicious and the portions were very generous indeed.
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LoHud.com, March 22, 2009

New York Times "Fancy Country, With a Local Flavor"
ONE dining experience is all too often like the next, but eating at Tavern at Highlands Country Club, in Garrison, brings uncommon pleasure...
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—New York Times, December, 2008

PoughkeepsieJournal.com "Tavern raises comfort food to art"
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PoughkeepsieJournal.com June, 2008

Hudson Valley Magazine "Hot New Chefs" features Eric Gabrynowicz
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—Hudson Valley Magazine, May, 2008

Esquire magazine "The 20 Best New Restaurants in the USA," Editor in Chief David Granger includes Tavern in his selection of favorite new restaurants, noting it for "the best shepherd’s pie ever concocted."

—Esquire, November 2005
Tucked away in the Highlands Country Club, this well-kept valley secret is tranquil during the day, boisterous at night, and always first come, first served.
—Departures Magazine, May/June 2005

Relaxed, surprising, sophisticated, fun -- the two-month-old Tavern was all of these and more.
—The New York Times, January 23, 2005

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