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- Pete's Cafe
Perfectly ordinary
- A classic country cafe--for Rhinebeck. Full
of ex-New Yorkers, you'll feel right at home. Good food, and
all of Rhinebeck outside just waiting for you to finish that coffee and the
Times.
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- Bread AloneCafe
Organic breads from a wood-fired
brick oven
- The organic and traditionally-baked loaves
from the "Bread Alone" bakery just out of town have
become a staple of NYC gourmets. Feast on fresh breads and pastries.
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- Pandemain Bakery
Fresh baked breads and pastries.
- If you like to make fresh coffee and baked
goods the centerpiece of your breakfast, enjoy the bright cheerful
mood of Pandemain.
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- Samuel's
Hometown service with city savvy
- This is some sweet deal. Coffee, pastries,
just two tables, and a candy counter. Tons of character.
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- Calico
Restaurant & patisserie
- Calico is really a dinner place, but forget
it, you'll never get in, it's always reserved way ahead. So make
do with lunch, and those fabulous pastries.
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- Fosters Coach House
Steak house with an equine motif
- Inside REALLY dark. Traditional dark-wood
bar and restaurant. And stable and horse-carriage themes. Unusual,
a treat for horse-lovers.
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Garden Street Cafe
Straight from the source
- A charming cafe right inside Rhinebeck Health
Foods store. So you know it's good.
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- Schemmy's
Like no other
- Rhinebeck's hole-in-the-wall. An institution.
You recognize it by the large ice-cream sign outside.
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- Rhinebeck Grill &
Cantina
Southwestern cuisine in cafe
setting
- If you're looking for where to have that
discussion about the significance of the utopian novel this might
be the place. Good food and a sidewalk cafe frequented by Bard
and Vassar students.
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- Village Pizza
And much else
- Pizza of course, and first rate, a reminder
of why you used to like it so much. But also Jane's ice cream,
Italian desserts, and good coffee.
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- El Toro Guapo
Cafe and dining
- Haute cuisine Spanish/American style, in dashing environments inside and out. Excellent food, authentic Hispanic beers, spirited margeritas.
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- Terrapin
Exotic, and fine
- Yes, it's a church, or was. Now it's an elegant restaurant, plus a bistro. Renowned for fine dining, in an elegant lofty setting. The dishes often borrow from exotic cuisines.
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- 40 West
The new dining frontier
- 40 West brings excitement to Rhinebeck's
dining scene. Stylish cuisine, a strong presence, a youthful
vigor.
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- Traphagen Restaurant
Dine in the oldest Inn in America
- The food has always been excellent here,
and you can have it served in any one of the many bars and nooks
squirreled away in this romantic inn.
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- Gigi
Trattoria
- A little bit of Italy, a little bit of sidewalk
Manhattan, plus a little bit of Rhinebeck. You can't go wrong.
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- Le Petit Bistro
Classic French bistro
- Fine food in the French tradition can't ever
go out of style. Enjoy that experience here.
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- Osaka
Japanese dining
- One of Rhinebeck's most strikingly realized
exotic ambiences. A branch of the very successful "Osaka"
restaurant in Tivoli.
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- Panda
Gourmet Chinese
- Fine, fine, fine chinese dining, very reasonably
priced, with good service. Excellent for dining before or after
seeing a movie round the corner at Upstate Films.
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