Blue Hill at Stone Barns

630 Bedford Rd
Pocantico Hills NY 10591
(914) 366-9600

High-profile organo-loca-sustainavore Dan Barber has found the perfect home at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, a beautiful restaurant in a bucolic but hardworking setting on a year-round farm and educational center. Most of what you eat here will be grown, raised, and/or processed on the property, and Barber’s modern American food is full of color and flavor. There’s a reason why he’s one of the most relevant chefs in the country right now, and after seeing how he treats his ingredients you’ll understand exactly why.

Click here to watch The Daily Meal’s video interview with chef Dan Barber. — Arthur Bovino

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Bravo
Kevin Sbraga loves this place! -Kevin Sbraga, Top Chef

Epicurious
Arrive early and work up an appetite for the stunning tasting menu by wandering the grounds of the former Rockefeller dairy estate. In the fields, you'll see much of the makings of the night's meal.

? janelle g.
try the 5-course tasting menu, it should be plenty of food. at 8-courses, the farmer's feast is just too much food with all the amuse-bouches in between, & clocks in at 3 hours!

USA TODAY
There's no menu at this farm, education center and restaurant. Instead, patrons are served a "Farmer's Feast" created with whatever ingredients are in season.

ToryBurch
Spend the day strolling the hills of this working farm before settling in for one of chef Dan Barber's world-renowned dinners. Book months in advance.

rebecca l.
You're traveling up there, go for the 8 course. Same amount of food as the 5 course, but more variation and totally worth it.

Jon C.
Excellent food and impecable service. Stick with the 5 course option with wine parings, 8 was over the top.

Alex H.
Total amount of food between 5 and 8 courses are the same. I thoroughly enjoyed the 8 courses. Though our 9pm start meant we didn't leave until well after midnight!

Kristin M.
Summer Farmer's Feast is a do not miss

Jimmy Z.
Enjoy one of the most gorgeous spaces and exquisite meals

The Corcoran Group
Farm fresh menu changes daily and is served in a lovely and intimate atmosphere. Definitely get the Heirloom Tomato Salad (when in season).

The Daily Meal
Most of what you eat here will be grown, raised, and/or processed on the property, and Barber's modern American food is full of color and flavor.

Simone C.
thoroughly enjoyed the farmer's feast

Suejin Y.
get the tasting menu on Sundays (amazing) and make time to check out the grounds.

Erin G.
One of my favorite places of all time. Food, atmosphere, & service = perfect. Do the 8-course tasting. Pro tip: you can have them call you when they'll be serving your favorite seasonal ingredients.

jake f.
book your dinner for 90 minutes after sundown and come 2 hours early to tour the farm and enjoy a cocktail by the fire. then, get ready for one of the best, freshest meals of your life. you win!

Lina
Blue hill cafe across from restaurant serves soup, salad + coffee that u can enjoy in the courtyard. Most people their w/ their kids or dogs

Li L.
omg 8 courses was ridiculous

ron r.
Arrive early, tour the grounds, enjoy drinks by the fireplace and get ready for one of the best meals ever!

Jay
Try a prix fixe.

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