Blue Hill At Stone Barns - Tarrytown

We visited Blue Hill this past summer for the farm tour and lunch at the cafeteria. The moment we pulled into the grounds I could tell this place was something quite special. The tour was informational and frankly changed the way my fiancé and I think about food. We’ve always been fans of the whole food diet, but learning how important it is to think about every piece of the eco system — from the soil, to the plants, to the animals and how they all work together to benefit one another was truly … – show

Just been there yesterday to celebrate Mother’s Day earlier. We all have wonderful experience. When I read some negative reviews about paying about $400 each person for vegetables! Yes, but I never have such rare, fresh vegetables for all Michelin star restaurant I ever been. This restaurant try to educated customers about the produce more than only concern how to serve you. My mom travel around the world and still admire the style of it and the way they did. Thanks again, for the hard … – show

I did the cafeteria tray and it was a selection of smaller portions of a variety of items which is my favorite way to eat. I'd make a day out of it and grab a post-lunch coffee and go for a walk around the nearby trail.

When you're able to secure a reservation, definitely go on the tour for the context of everything you'll be eating later and the snacks. (Definitely heed the advice to wear walkable shoes and bundle up. Everything during the dinner service was amazing! I don't want to spoil anything, but be ready for some wonderful surprises!

I had a lovely dining experience at the cafeteria here! The food was so tasty and the ambiance was wonderful. To get here from the city, I took a metro north train to Tarrytown then called an Uber from the train station. After your meal, you’re free to walk around the grounds on the various trails which was nice as well.