6 Best Cocktail Bars near Central Valley

“This place is the oasis in the commons. You go there and the young lady is lovely and very approachable. The drinks are good and strong and are GUARANTEED to get you through the shopping experience. That place is a adult day care and has everything you need to go through the shopping day. The bartenders should be tipped WAY extra because they make the shopping experience a pleasure.“

“A must-visit gem: Somni NY Tapas! ​If you are looking for an exceptional dining experience, Somni Tapas is an absolute standout. From the moment you walk through the door, the friendly and attentive service makes you feel right at home, setting the perfect tone for the evening. ​The highlights of the experience include: ​Exquisite Cocktails: Expertly crafted and perfectly balanced, their drink menu offers something unique for every palate. ​Phenomenal Food: Every dish is a masterclass in flavor and presentation, capturing the true essence of tapas with a creative flair. ​Whether you're there for a quick bite or a long evening of grazing, the atmosphere and quality at Somni Tapas are unmatched. Highly recommended!“

“Every. Meal. Is. Amazing. Talented chef supported by an equally amazing front of house and back of house staff. The fried Turkish branzino with cilantro like rice was killer. *chefs kiss.*“

“Excellent place to experience a friendly professionally trained staff, efficient and discrete, combine to all you can imagine pleasing your palette for a brunch with a stunning surrounding. Thank you the Bear Mountain Inn and the 1915 restaurant, I spent a very relaxing weekend“

“I’ve come here for lunch before and just had an event here as well. The staff is SO incredibly attentive and nice. Trish was a pleasure to work with throughout the entire planning process for the event. The food is absolutely delicious. Such a beautiful place to host an event or to just enjoy a nice lunch or dinner. 5 stars all around. No complaints!“

“While I love the restaurant, and look forward to having dinner here at least once a month, I have just one complaint: after-dinner coffee is served without a saucer. Just a cup on the tablecloth. There's something so incomplete about this that it's jarring; once you've stirred the coffee, where to rest the spoon? It can only go straight onto the white tablecloth, leaving a brown stain. So, why on earth put the coffee -- and if it's cappucino, it's a $10.00 cuppa! -- directly onto the tablecloth without the saucer? I know they have saucers, because they serve afternoon tea. I have taken to bringing my own saucer. If this seems petty, order the coffee after your Bear Mountain Inn dinner and try it yourself (avoid the cappucino).

Otherwise, this is a lovely restaurant with gorgeous views across the river to Anthony's Nose, the trains hurrying along the shoreline, the lawn. Dinner -- especially the half chicken -- is usually perfection. Just get a saucer under that coffee cup!“