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Last year September stayed in one of their bungalow and it was an outstanding little room that we really enjoyed. One would think an Inn established and operating since 1770 something would uphold their reputation and offer a way above average food fare? No! not...More
We had mussels with fries and Thai chicken salad. Both were very nice. The salad came with spinach (listed as arugala) and they put the fries on top of the mussels (which makes some of them soggy). BUT... very enjoyable lunch.
Wanted to just have breakfast on Easter Morning. Looked at the WebSite. Nice Sunday Brunch menu. When we sat down they said no brunch today have to have the Easter Brunch Buffett. Should have asked how much and should have looked at the brunch first....More
It was served with a cold biscuit floating on top of a lake of gravy. I had to push away the peas and carrots, which looked like the frozen type from stop and shop, to search for the chicken. What I found was over cooked...More
Hi joannebongy, I am sorry to hear the Pot Pie was not enjoyable. We always try to reach the highest dining standards and it sounds like we fell short this time. I will share this feedback with our team here and do our best to...More
We rented a meeting room to hold our party and had a wonderful time! We originally reserved a small historic room, but the size of our party grew and the Beekman Arms substituted a larger, brighter room with a cozy fireplace at no extra charge....More
There were 2 couples in our party. We had a nice quiet table in a room with a fireplace. The pumpkin squash was delicious!
The Beek has terrific atmosphere and very good food. Their lunches are particularly interesting with a varied menu that includes specials. Something for everyone! The service is excellent and I particularly like to eat in the greenhouse room where you have lots of Windows to...More
Hi Barbara M, Thank you very much for your kind words. We appreciate your patronage and hope to see you again soon! -The Tavern Management
This is the place to go if you want a great piece of prime rib, comfort food dishes, and the like in a charming atmosphere and place that identifies itself as the Oldest Inn in America. Food was cooked very well and very tasty.
Hi Globaljoan, I am glad you were satisfied with your meal. Thank you for coming in. See you again soon. -The Tavern Management
My wife and I were in Rhinebeck, N.Y and it was lunchtime. I have heard that they had a new Head Chef and we wanted to try it. This was a great decision! The choices weren't large but they were adequate. Previously we didn't like...More
Hi Gary V, Thank you so very much for your pleasant review. Our chef will be delighted to hear your review and input. Please join us again. -The Tavern Management
Had a Sunday brunch with my sister and her husband and was left hungry after my meal! I ordered the vegetable quiche with side of bacon and sweet potato fries. We waited a good 15 min before our wait person showed up and ask if...More
Hi mrhoudini58, I am sorry to hear your disappointment with your last dining experience. I apologize we did not meet your expectations. We always strive to accommodate all of our guest's needs. Your experience should been different. We will address the issues you raised in...More
