The Small-Town Restaurant That Is Worth A Visit From Anywhere In New York
By John Williams|Published January 30, 2024
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John Williams is a writer based in New York City. He's been living in the state for over a decade. He loves nothing more than checking out some great regional cuisine and then taking a long walk in the park.
Some restaurants are so good that a road trip is required. One of those happens to live in the small New York town of Stone Ridge, whose population is, as of the 2020 census, just a hair above 1,200 people. We are talking about Butterfield at Hasbrouck House, a gem in the Hudson Valley that specializes in inspired farm-to-table cuisine—food that showcases the best local product the region has to offer. It’s fresh, creative, and, most importantly, it’s delicious. It’s easily some of the best upscale small town dining in New York. To learn more about this very special restaurant, keep on reading below.
For a meal that’s worth coordinating an entire road trip around, we recommend Butterfield for upscale small-town dining in New York. While in the Hudson Valley, why not check out the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail, which we think is one of the best hikes in the state. And for those looking for help with packing for a road trip, we made a handy guide for just that purpose.
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