We had dinner here during this past season’s “Hudson Valley Restaurant Week.” A large number of restaurants in the Valley participate to showcase their cuisine (mostly by offering prix fixe specials and limited menus). The B&B was offering a dinner special at $28 per person. When we arrived there was no host in the lobby, and it took several minutes... More

My husband and I went to the Bird and Bottle Inn for the first time a few weekends ago. We started with a drink outside in the beautiful garden and then moved inside to sit at a quiet table in the main dinning room. Our waitress was professional, knowledgeable and very helpful, thankfully, because we had trouble picking a wine... More

the atmosphere was wonderful. very cozy next to the fireplace on a cold winter evening. friendly staff. wonderful food. the service was very relaxed. plenty of time between coarses to enjoy the experience. some people could complain of slow service. but I enjoyed every minute. a bit expensive. More

We were looking forward to brunch after having read so many positive reviews on the Bird & Bottle. Our first impression was the Inn looked old, quaint and inviting. Our second impression was not as warm and fuzzy. The staff was less than cordial. Included in the brunch was a complimentary mimosa, we learned this after the waitress took our... More

I recently had dinner there with some of my colleagues. I drove to this restaurant from New York City and arrvied a full hour before the restaurant opens. It was cold outside, many miles from civilization and it was no fun to sit in the car waiting. The staff happily let me in and offered me a few drinks at... More

This was our first time back to dine at The Bird & Bottle Inn after several years. The restaurant/inn is located down a gravel road, I believe the building was built in the late 1700's, one definitely feels like they have stepped back in time. We (party of 4) ate there this past Saturday evening and had made reservations just... More