Harlem Valley’s guidebook
Food scene
Our favorite local spot for espresso, bread, pastries and unique, curated pantry items. Currently open for take out and online ordering Thurs, Fri and Sat.
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Pawling Bread Co.
10 E Main StOur favorite local spot for espresso, bread, pastries and unique, curated pantry items. Currently open for take out and online ordering Thurs, Fri and Sat.
Excellent wood-fired fare available for curbside pick-up.
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Ore Hill & Swyft
3 Maple StExcellent wood-fired fare available for curbside pick-up.
A farm favorite - open for dinner and lunch for curbside pick-up or outdoor dining in the spacious garden.
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The Lantern
10 Main StA farm favorite - open for dinner and lunch for curbside pick-up or outdoor dining in the spacious garden.
Stop by their farm stand on Route 22 on your way into town to pick up local fruit and corn on the cob.
Judson Farm Preserve
3255 Pleasant Ridge RdStop by their farm stand on Route 22 on your way into town to pick up local fruit and corn on the cob.
Sightseeing
A great place to spend the afternoon: rent some bikes from Wassaic Commons to take on the newly completed Harlem Valley Rail Trail. Shop local artisanal goods in their shop after your ride. Check out offerings from the Wassaic Project, and cap off with a meal from the Lantern across the street.
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Wassaic
A great place to spend the afternoon: rent some bikes from Wassaic Commons to take on the newly completed Harlem Valley Rail Trail. Shop local artisanal goods in their shop after your ride. Check out offerings from the Wassaic Project, and cap off with a meal from the Lantern across the street.