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Burger Barn, The | 914-276-0600 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Burger Barn is located at 289 Route 100, Somers, NY 10589 in northern Westchester County.
From Burger Barn: "Established in April 2013, we aim to give our customers a dining experience they will never forget. At The Burger Barn, it’s not just about the food, it’s about the experience. A place where you can come, relax, let loose & enjoy delicious American comfort food. Our menu is focused around our juicy, mouth-watering hamburgers, a full half pound of hand-packed Angus meat. But burgers aren’t our only focus. We offer salads, sandwiches, entrees & non-angus burgers such as a veggie, salmon, and turkey patties. Whether you are dining for work, with friends, or just a relaxing night out with your family, we promise you will leave the Burger Barn with a full belly and a smile on your face." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Chili's Somers "Southwestern" | 914-621-0216 | |||||||||||||||||
Chili's, serving American food influenced by Tex-Mex cuisine, is located at 80 Route 6, Baldwin Place NY 10505, in the Town of Somers, Westchester County.
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Cold Stone Creamery "Kosher Certified" | 914-621-0201 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Cold Stone Creamery, serving ice cream, sorbet, and yogurt, has several locations in the Hudson Valley. Cold Stone locations include: Fishkill, Lake Mohegan, Pleasantville, Poughkeepsie, Scarsdale, Somers, West Nyack, White Plains, Lake Mohegan, and locations in Albany, New York.
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Fratelli's Pizza & Pasta | 914-276-3450 | |||||||||||||
Fratelli's Pizza & Pasta is located at 1 Heritage Hills, Somers NY 10589 in northern Westchester County.
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IL Forno Trattoria | 914-277-7575 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Il Forno Trattoria, serving Brick Oven Pizza and regional Italian cuisine, is located at 343 Route 202, Somers, NY 10589 in northern Westchester County.
From Il Forno Trattoria: "Il Forno Trattoria opened in 1995 and is housed in a charming restored colonial style building dating back to the early 1900's. Being a true Italian Trattoria, Il Forno draws on the traditions of all regions of Italy in preparing cuisine. The kitchen's philosophy of adapting dishes to use the only freshest local ingredients available, ensures the guests a wonderfully satisfying experience. The menu features an extensive selection of pastas, made on the premises daily, grilled fish, classic entrees and meats. The hand built brick oven produces superb classic New York thin crust pizza. An extensive lunch menu also features meal sized salads, fresh soups and gourmet sandwiches. Cocktails and a large wine & beer selection are always available. And always leave room for the tempting selection of homemade desserts, gelato, and biscotti." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Mamma Rosa Ristorante | 914-232-8080 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Mamma Rosa Ristorante, serving Italian cuisine, is located at 252-254 Route 100, Somers, NY 10589 in northern Westchester County.
From Mamma Rosa: "Fortunato Multari, owner and executive chef of Mamma Rosa Ristorante and former owner / executive chef of Onda Blu Restaurant in Armonk, cares about his product, his patrons, his employees and his community. He opened Mamma Rosa as of October 2011 naming it after the most two important women is his life, his wife and mother, who both ironically have the same name, Rosa. When you visit Mamma Rosa, Fortunato makes every effort to personally introduce himself and check to be sure you are satisfied. With over 30 years of experience Fortunato has been giving his patrons the utmost culinary experience. restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Muscoot Tavern | 914-232-2800 | |
Muscoot Tavern, serving Pizza, Burgers, and American cuisine, is located at 105 Somerstown Turnpike, Katonah, NY 10536 in northern Westchester County.
From Muscoot Tavern: "Hidden at the corner of Route 100 and 35, tucked along the tree line, sits a small, oddly shaped red house that is notorious for it's crooked walls, "Cheers-like" atmosphere and mouth watering thin-crust pizza. The Muscoot Tavern, established at an unkown date sometime prior to 1925, has changed hands many times over the years, but what remains constant is its legacy as a great local hangout." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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P J's Restaurant | 914-628-3131 | |||||||||||||||||||||
PJ's for burgers and bar food is located at 85 Route 6, Baldwin Place NY 10505 (GPS address) Town of Somers in northern Westchester County.
From the owner: "Established in 1990, we are a casual dining restaurant with affordable prices ranging from $8 - $14 for dinner menu entrees. Owners Patti and Jay (the P and J in PJ's) are there 7 days a week to ensure that you get a great meal and outstanding service. PJ's restaurant is conveniently located in the town of Somers, NY on the border of Mahopac and minutes away from Yorktown." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Pinnacle at Somers Pointe Golf Club | 914-276-3300 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Pinnacle Restaurant at Somers Pointe Country Club is located at The Somers Pointe Golf Club, 1000 West Hill Drive, Somers, NY 10589 in northern Westchester County.
From Pinnacle: "The Pinnacle Restaurant at Somers Pointe Country Club has a full American Cuisine menu. Enjoy your choice of a Formal Dining room, warm and comfortable Bar/Lounge, a wonderful Patio setting that has a great view of the 18th hole and a Banquet Room. Re-opened under new owner (HNA Group) on April 6, 2012." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Starbucks Coffee - Somers | 914-628-5602 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Starbucks is located at 80 Birdsell Road, Somers, NY 10589 in northern Westchester County.
From Starbucks: "In the spirit of Our Mission and Values, partners across the country advocated for a solution to donate unsold food to the communities we serve. Through a new and unique strategic partnership with Feeding America, we will rescue 100% of food available to donate from all of our U.S. stores, positioning Starbucks as the sector leader in food rescue." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Tazza Cafe, Coffee & Espresso Bar | 914-276-2233 | |||||||||
Tazza Cafe, Coffee & Espresso Bar is located at 6 Heritage 202 Center, Somers NY 10589, in northern Westchester County. From Cappuccinos and Lattes to frozen Hot Chocolate and Smoothies, Tazza offers a variety of specialty coffee drinks, frozen drinks and premium teas. Tazza also offers freshly baked goods. All baking done on premises.
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Café, Coffee Shops & Tea Catering | Restaurant Caterers Family Friendly Restaurants Fireplace Gluten-Free Options Grass-Fed Options | Organic Options Hudson Valley - Restaurants Ice Cream, Soft Serve & Gelato Italian Cuisine Kosher Food Mexican Cuisine Music 'Live' | Live Music Outdoor Dining Pizza Pubs | Sports Bar | Burgers WiFi = Free
American Traditional For Café, Coffee Shops & Tea in Somers visit:
Catering | Restaurant Caterers For Family Friendly Restaurants in Somers visit:
Cold Stone Creamery "Kosher Certified" IL Forno Trattoria Mamma Rosa Ristorante Muscoot Tavern For Fireplace in Somers visit: For Gluten-Free Options in Somers visit: For Grass-Fed Options | Organic Options in Somers visit: For Hudson Valley - Restaurants in Somers visit:
Chili's Somers "Southwestern" Cold Stone Creamery "Kosher Certified" Fratelli's Pizza & Pasta IL Forno Trattoria Mamma Rosa Ristorante Muscoot Tavern P J's Restaurant Pinnacle at Somers Pointe Golf Club Starbucks Coffee - Somers Tazza Cafe, Coffee & Espresso Bar For Ice Cream, Soft Serve & Gelato in Somers visit:
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Mexican Cuisine For Music 'Live' | Live Music in Somers visit: For Outdoor Dining in Somers visit:
Pizza For Pubs | Sports Bar | Burgers in Somers visit: For WiFi = Free in Somers visit: About Somers
The Town of Somers is located in the northern part of Westchester County, NY. Somers is comprised of five communities: Amawalk, Baldwin Place, Granite Springs, Lincolndale, and Shenorock. The Mohegan tribe of the Algonquin nation originally occupied Somers. Settlement in Somers began in 1700. The town was originally named Stephentown. However, a town by the same name already existed in Renssealaer County. This lead to the name being changed to Somerstown and in 1808 to Town of Somers. The railroad developed in the 1840’s and bypassed Somers. This caused a decline in the rate of growth of Somers over the next hundred years. However, the presence of the railroad in nearby communities allowed for a shift from agriculture towards dairy production and fruit growing. Industry continued to thrive, with grist, paper, saw and clothing mills operating in the area. Between 1890 and 1910, the Croton and Muscoot Rivers were flooded to create the New York City Reservoir system, thereby changing the local landscape considerably. After World War II the rolling hillside country attracted weekenders from New York City. The construction of I-684 in the mid-70’s facilitated additional residential and commercial development. IBM and PepsiCo built office complexes in the 1980’s. Today, numerous 19th century historic buildings remain including Mount Zion Church (1794) and the Wright-Reis Homestead (1867). The Somers Historical Society oversees these properties and makes them available for public visitation several times a year. Point of Interest: In 1804, a farmer and cattle merchant named Hachaliah Bailey acquired an African Elephant he named “Old Bet”. She was one of the first elephants in America. Although Bailey had planned to use the elephant for heavy-duty work on the farm, many people came to Somers to see the elephant. This inspired Bailey to exhibit Old Bet throughout the northeast. His success in this venture attracted numerous partners and rivals from local families, who joined in the business of importing and exhibiting exotic animals. The resulting menagerie business paralleled the development of the circus in America, and by the 1830’s the two forms of popular entertainment merged to form the basis of the modern American circus. In fact, the majority of early 19th century circus proprietors came from Somers and neighboring towns in Northern Westchester and Putnam counties. This has led to Somers being titled “The Cradle of the American Circus”.
History And Antiquities
"Somers is on the north line of the county, 50 miles NE. of New York, and 10 east of Peekskill. Pop. 2,082. Somers is a neat post village, containing 2 churches and about 40 dwellings. Owensville is a post village, where there are located several factories and about 30 dwellings."
History of Amawalk, Compiled 1940
Then 'Uncle Nate' Howes, of South East, now Sodom, Putnam County, leased Old Bet from Bailey and introduced the first canvas-roofed 'round top' to the circus industry. But Old Bet was neither old nor docile, and since little or nothing was known about the handling of elephants, it was not surprising that her behavior often excited aprrehension among the villagers. Finally a group of fanatics in Connecticut who detected in her a resemblance to the Behemoth of Scripture shot her down. After the demise of Old Bet, a number of wagon shows were spawned in the vicinity of Brewster. Clowns were added to pep up the parade; Daniel Drew, from Carmel, later a famous financier, got his start as a clown, and 'Jim' Fish, his partner, was once a menagerie man. George F. Bailey, nephew of Hachaliah, a tavern keeper, joined forces with Aaron Turner, a show promotor, and Phineas Taylor Barnun, a Connecticut storekeeper and lottery man. 'Uncle Nate' Howes had a young brother, Seth B. Howes, who became a partner in P.T. Barnum's American Museum and Menagerie. Seth Howes took the Great American Show to England and made a fortune out of it. Opposite the elephant monument is the Elephant Hotel, a three-story brick structure, now the village hall of Somers. It was built by Bailey as a resort for the circus fraternity and for the entertainment of drovers, who were frequent guests. Source: Excerpts from "New York, A Guide to the Empire State" , Compiled by workers of the Writer's Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of New York, 1940 Albany
About Somers Today
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