Where to Eat in The Catskills

Follow your appetite to Greene County in the New York Catskills. Dine, sip, and savor local specialties and old world-inspired cuisine at celebrated restaurants! 

The Great Northern Catskills is home to a rich culinary heritage established by the Irish, Italian, and Dutch settlers who tamed the wilderness, cultivated the land, and brought prized recipes and traditions to their new home.

Today, Catskills breweries and restaurateurs are creating culinary connections between farm and fork, heritage and hearth, for new generations. Here, diners are free to linger over a meal, sip a beer made less than 10 miles away, or grab something quick and delicious from seasonal food trucks.

It's the convergence of innovative cuisine with solid, crowd-pleasing, locally sourced ingredients that creates a recipe for success. Boaters can dock at one of the marinas on the Hudson River and have their choice of waterfront dining options. Families may book an escape at one of the Catskills' all-inclusive resorts, and enjoy the luxury of having each meal planned and cooked just for them without having to lift a finger.

Restaurants such as The New York Restaurant are infusing the Catskill restaurant scene with a new breed of culinarian – one that cares not only about ingredients and recipes but about taking the choices of urban dining and expanding the options of Main Street.

These are the kind of dining experiences that put a place on the map and create devout fans. Chefs are accommodating to food allergies, and some of the best gluten-free and vegan dining options in the Catskills can be found on our menus.

From locally grown, grass-fed Angus beef burgers at Mama's Boy Burgers, to Maggie's Krooked Café's emphasis on natural ingredients – give your soul what it deserves – a trip to the Greene County to try at least one of our highly-rated restaurants.