6 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Tannersville

“What a hidden gem. Cozy, warm, speakeasy-ish. Staff is incredibly attentive and knowledgeable. Innovative cocktail program and delicious food. Can't wait to come back in the fall and experience the grounds, but even on a rainy night in February, it was the perfect place to cozy up on a worn leather sofa by the wood burning fireplace with a deck of cards.“

“Rating based on dinner only. So far this is the best meal I’ve had on the mountain. We started with the mussels, had a Caesar salad and the salmon as our main. The appetizer and salad were both larger than expected. Salmon was cooked perfectly. The dining room was so cozy next to the fireplace. Would highly recommend and can’t wait to come back.“

“Excellent smash burgers, Falafel sandwiches, and ice cream. One friend and I had big daddys, my vegetarian friend had the Falafel sandwich. The big daddy had a nice quantity of blue cheese and sautéed onions, a delicious mess. The Falafel was reportedly very good also. Tater tots were perfectly crisp. They have quality ice cream for a nice finish for your meal. Also, it's good to support the few locally owned businesses that exist in and near Vail owned resorts“

“Stoped in at Jagerberg for Après-ski brunch - lunch. Opened with a Hofbrau Dunkel which hit the spot. Dark amber and flavorful. I then ordered the Frickadellen which is there take on a German burger of sorts. Ground beef and pork patty with cheese, mustard, horse radish and pickle served on a pretzel roll with a side of German potato salad. It definitely had a German flair and I really liked it. All in all it was an excellent experience. My only knock is that the menu was quite limited and didn't include very many German staples. While working up an appetite skiing I was looking forward to having a brat or two and perhaps a knockwurst. None were on the menu. Perhaps it was just the day I was there? Even so, I had an excellent experience and will definitely drop in again the next time I'm in Hunter. Oh, I sat at the bar and the service was on point. The ambiance is pretty basic. The decor is somewhat German but not over the top.“

“We found this little gem of a store on our way to the Hudson River Skywalk.This store (if you're from the Hagerstown/Hancock areas) is similar to The Blue Goose. There are several types of locally sourced hot sauces, honey, and maple syrup. There are also fresh made baked goods and sandwiches, and a seating area if you have time to dine in. In the back and throughout the store are some novelty items, toys, touristy keepsakes, etc. Everything is reasonably priced, and the staff were super friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed this stop.“

“We stopped in the other day and had a great cold “Blonde” beer and some Hot Wings. The place was exceptionally clean and comfortable.We had a great time conversing with the owners as they are hands on . Also ran into an old school mate heading to the Ski Mtn.“