Restaurants in Port Chester Village, Westchester County include:

American New
American Traditional
Asian - Pan Asian & Asian Fusion
BBQ - Barbecue
Brazilian Food
Café, Coffee Shops & Tea
Chinese Food
Deli & Bagel Shops
Diners and Sandwich Shops
Eclectic Cuisine
Farm-to-Table
Gelato & Ice Cream Shops
Indian Cuisine
Italian Food
Mexican Food
Peruvian Cuisine
Pizza
Seafood
South American Food
Spanish Food
Steak & Seafood

American New
New American cuisine has its roots in California cuisine. New American food, often similar to Contemporary American, emphasizes a seasonal menu. Dishes are often created based on the availability of fresh ingredients from local farmers and ranchers.

For American New in Port Chester Village visit:

Arrosto "Italian & Contemporary American"

American Traditional
What is Traditional American food? It's difficult to classify Traditional American food. We all associate Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, French Fries, and of course Apple Pie with American food - and how about Turkey and sweet potatoes on Thanksgiving.

For American Traditional in Port Chester Village visit:

Applebee's - Port Chester
Davy Byrnes Restaurant

For Asian - Pan Asian & Asian Fusion in Port Chester Village visit:

Euro Asian "Sushi Bar & Lounge"

BBQ - Barbecue
Barbecue, barbeque, bar-b-q, and BBQ all refer to a cooking method, an outdoor gathering with food, and often to any food cooked outdoors. Barbecue uses indirect heat and a slow process breaking down (often tough) cuts of meat into tender morsels.

For BBQ - Barbecue in Port Chester Village visit:

Q Barbeque Restaurant & Bar - Port Chester

For Brazilian Food in Port Chester Village visit:

Copacabana churrascaria "Brazilian Steakhouse"

For Café, Coffee Shops & Tea in Port Chester Village visit:

Dunkin Donuts - Port Chester
Panera Bread and Bakery Café - Port Chester

Chinese Food
The Chinese believe that the preparation of food is an art. The art of cooking Chinese food can include dishes and food preparation techniques which are difficult to develop and may require the expertise of a chef with lots of experience.

For Chinese Food in Port Chester Village visit:

Hosaigai Chinese
New Wah Yuan Chinese
Panda II Chinese "Chinese take-out"
Sichuan Pavilion

For Deli & Bagel Shops in Port Chester Village visit:

Park Delicatessen

For Diners and Sandwich Shops in Port Chester Village visit:

Café Guatemala "Lunch Buffet"
Caffe Del Monte
Port Chester Coach Diner

For Eclectic Cuisine in Port Chester Village visit:

Cafe Mirage

For Farm-to-Table in Port Chester Village visit:

Arrosto "Italian & Contemporary American"

For Gelato & Ice Cream Shops in Port Chester Village visit:

Carvel Ice Cream - Port Chester

Indian Cuisine
The unforgettable aroma of India is the fragrance of spices important to Indian food. The Indian cook has some twenty-five spices with which to mix the recognized combinations or "masalas" (a paste used in Indian food) basic to Indian cuisine.

For Indian Cuisine in Port Chester Village visit:

Tandoori Taste of India

Italian Food
Eating Italian food can offer a satisfying and healthy meal. Italian food is varied, abundant in selection, and unique to many of the 20 regions of Italy. Select a fine Italian restaurant from our list of Italian restaurants in Westchester.

For Italian Food in Port Chester Village visit:

Alba's Restaurant "Northern Italian"
Arrosto "Italian & Contemporary American"
Il Sogno Ristorante
Marianacci's Restaurant
Michael's
Nessa "Italian Cuisine"
Pasquale Ristorante II
Piero's
Pizza Pasta & Things
Rosie's on the River
T & J Villagio Trattoria
Tarry Lodge
Villa Rustica "Pizzeria & Trattoria"

Mexican Food
Mexican food varies by region. Recipes and ingredients from many countries such as Africa, South America, and France influenced Mexican food. Select from a list of many fine Mexican restaurants in Westchester County and the Hudson River Valley.

For Mexican Food in Port Chester Village visit:

Bartaco "Upscale Taco Bar"
Coyote Flaco - Port Chester
El Tio
Kiosko Café
Los Gemelos
Mary Ann's "Tex-Mex"
Rancho Grande

For Peruvian Cuisine in Port Chester Village visit:

Chavin Restaurant "Peruvian"
El Chalan
El Festejo "Peruvian"
El Plebeyo "Peruvian"
Inca & Gaucho "Peruvian & Argentinian"
Patrias Restaurant "Tapas & Cerviches Bar"
Pollo A La Brasa Misti Restaurant

Pizza
Almost all Americans can relate to the mouth-watering experience of biting into a crusty and piping-hot pizza dripping with melted mozzarella and juicy tomato sauce Select your favorite Pizza restaurant from our list of Pizzarias.

For Pizza in Port Chester Village visit:

Antonio's Pizza
Arcuri Pizzeria
Domino's Pizza - Port Chester "Delivery"
Ferraro's Pizza and Pasta
Frankie & Louie's "Pizza & Restaurant"
Frank's Pizzeria & Restaurant
P & D Pizza Restaurant
Sosa's Pizza
T & J's Pizza & Pasta

For Seafood in Port Chester Village visit:

Brisa Marina Bar & Grill Restaurant
Edo "Japanese Seafood & Steakhouse"

For South American Food in Port Chester Village visit:

Copacabana churrascaria "Brazilian Steakhouse"
Remolinos "Columbian"
Rinconcito "Ecuadorian"
Sonora "Nuevo Latino"

For Spanish Food in Port Chester Village visit:

Café Guatemala "Lunch Buffet"
El Parral "Peruvian"
El Tesoro "Spanish"
La Pupusa Loca "Salvadorian"

For Steak & Seafood in Port Chester Village visit:

Willett House "Steakhouse & Fresh Seafood"

About Port Chester Village

History of Port Chester
Wandering tribes of Mohegan Indians were the earliest inhabitants of the area known today as Rye Town and the Village of Port Chester. The first white settlers were a group of enterprising young men and women who came from the English colony of Connecticut in 1660. After land purchases from the Indians, negotiated mostly by Peter Disbrow, they settled on the island of "Manussing," for which they had paid "eight cotes and seven shirts fifteen fathom of womone." Although the land was part of the territory claimed by the Dutch, the defiant colonists drew up a proclamation in 1662 declaring allegiance to Charles of England. Through further treaties with the Indians, their combined holdings soon comprised all of what is now the City of Rye, Town of Rye, Harrison, White Plains and parts of Greenwich, North Castle and Mamaroneck. In 1665 the General Court of Connecticut merged the settlement under the name of Rye, in honor of a prominent family among the early colonists who has come from Rye, England.

Port Chester
"Port Chester, first known as Saw Log Swamp and later as Saw Pit, was settled about 1650. Port Chester, post village, is on the New York and Connecticut turnpike, and west side of Byram River, which is here the boundary line of Connecticut and New York; it is pleasantly situated, and contains 3 churches, and about 100 dwellings. This place possesses a convenient landing for steamboats and sloops."

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

"Port Chester, 0.3 m. (34 alt.,23,074 pop.), . . . Its factories produce candy, ammonia, nuts and bolts, furnaces, coal and gas ranges, soft drinks, and cartons.

"The BUSH Homestead (open 9-4:30 Tues., Thurs., Sat.), Lyon Park overlooking King St., is a well-preserved Georgian Colonial house built shortly before the Revolution by Abraham Bush, a sea captain; it was the headquarters of General Israel Putnam, 1777-8. The original furniture has been preserved, including the bed and desk used by 'Old Put.'.

"The Samuel Brown Home, Browndale Place, built in 1774 on the site of an earlier homestead, has been altered several times, notably by the addition of a wing. The interior walls, doors, and floors are unchanged.

"The Brown Graveyard, at the rear of a vacant lot on Indian Road, a huddle of fallen tombstones among brambles, was the private burial ground of the Brown family from 1660 to 1900."

About Port Chester
Learn about attractions, things to do and places to see around the village of Port Chester, If you're looking for something to do this weekend, take the children to one of several parks in Port Chester. Port Chester parks offer many activities for children as well as adults. Kids can play at the playground; and on a hot summer day the kids will love the Water Spray Playground at Columbus Park. Columbus Park is 9.4-acres and is located east of Ryan Avenue, West of I-95 and North of Fox Island. Activities for kids includes a basketball court, two volleyball courts, and for younger children a large and a small play structure with small rock climbing wall. Columbus Park also offers a Water Spray Playground, open in the summer from 11 am to 7 pm.

If you enjoy antiquing, visit antique stores in and around Port Chester. If you're looking for a good movie in Port Chester, enjoy a night out at the movies; when its time to eat, select from one of the many excellent Port Chester Restaurants.