Tapas Restaurants near Croton On Hudson, NY

“Dined in with 4 adults and 2 8 yr old boys and it was great. Good service and delicious food. The drinks were also great-traditional margaritas & something with Hennessy. Ambiance even on a Monday was very cool. Well done Yuka’s! Your parking lot is always crowded so I knew you were good.“

“Great service, great cocktails, great food, great desserts. You can’t go wrong. Cant wait to come back.“

“Very attentive!!! Very neat!! Very polite!!! Very welcoming! 10 stars! Met the manager he served us today and the last time we came. He’s so sweet. We had the private back soon and felt like VIP! I would highly recommend. Music not too loud! Low key spot! Parking up front. Chill vibe!“

“A feast of tapas! As usual, everything was delicious. Leftovers made the best lunch too.“

“the wines the beer and The FOOD!“

“Amazing drinks, the atmosphere is rustic, the food is different, delicious , fresh and tasty. The Owner and staff go above and beyond. If you’re in the area or a local this place is 100% recommended!!“

“wonderful family owned restaurant offering friendly service and deliciously fresh food. tried them for the first time a few weeks back and today was my 4th order since. I don't do takeout often let alone drive 35-40 minutes one way for it. what does that say about their food? well you'll have to try it and see for yourself.“

“The Umami Bomb is exactly that. the bomb (1990). So good back to pre-pandemic portions and tasty ingredients. Thank God you exist.“

“The sea bass was succulent . The rice pudding was amazing ! Excellent food and service . 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠“

“Great atmosphere. comfortable not snotty“

“What a great new local place! The atmosphere is a 10/10. Food 12/10. Owners 100/10! Great place and will return.“

“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!“

“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“