6422 Montgomery St Suite 6,
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
A neat book store on the next block from Terrapin.
The two volums of New Yorker’s Cartoons is very visible ($100). They’ver some interesting history books as well.
Here is a Chinese post on one of the cartoonists Mary Petty.
44 Battlefield Rd,
Stony Point, NY 10980
This is a histocial site – battlefield but unfortunately it’s closed, without any indication on their web site. This age, it’s kind of unheard of.
6426 Montgomery St,
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
Will return.
Like their high ceiling, great food, good vibe, very good service. The restaurant is in a corner – not sure a renovation or newly built – dark exterior, you won’t miss it. I noticed it last time.
The fried pepper, scallop, fried artichoke are heaven.
Goodchild pinot noir 2014 is very decent. Great bread with olive – but wished their butter is bit more buttery, not like the whipped cream.
The small parking lot is full but we’ve no problem find a street parking steps away. Rhinebeck isn’t exactly big.
Oh one of their handsome and tall male staff knelt to hear me out – either I’m too tiny or he just wants to make the old bag feels good ha ha ha … a girls’ night out is coming -:)
One of our neighbors is having a bottle of Gaja.
The mountain steams make the road wet, which can be a problem – we almost got into an accident as a on coming car tried to avoid the water or slip on it ..
Bear Mountain, NY 10911
We didn’t go but drive by, on US-9W. The entrance is busy – it’s a groueous autumn day.
42 E Market St,
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
I went in, in hope to find a cheesecake.
They do make some, especially the chocolates but the candies are not entirely home made.
The coffee is fine.
Rural but pretty sophisticated little towns on the Hudson. Rhinebeck’s population is nearly 8,000, and 110 miles north of NYC, very accessible by the Amtrak rail into Grand Central and U.S. Route 9, which is Albany Post Road in Hyde Park. Rhinebeck is north of Poughkeepsie and Hyde Park. Marist college, FDR, Vanderbilt, Mills Norries State Park, Wilderstein …
45 N Main St
Kent, CT 06757
(860) 927-1445
Like it a LOT.
I was in the mood of ice cream – someone who doesn’t like sweet.
It has an outdoor and indoor seating, with a HUGE bathroom. It’s small and welcoming. The menu board looks a little intimidating – too many stuff to choose from. Their chocolate is pretty good. I got the sea salt almond bark … and brought them home. Guess I’m not a sweet eater -:(
The town Kent is quaint, on Route 7.
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