Best Historic Restaurants in Cedarhurst

Good experience at the Milleridge Inn. They initially had 5 chairs for our table when our reservation was for 6. They promptly added a chair once it was addressed. The service was quick as the restaurant was filling up for their lunch service. The osso bucco, salmon, seafood salad, and french onion soups were great. The chicken pot pie was good, although I felt it could have used more pieces of chicken and a larger portion. The skirt steak was ok. A highlight was the carolers singing Christmas songs and it made the experience more special. The decor was well done.

We had another excellent meal with friends at Thyme. As usual, we were seated when we arrived. Our server greater us quickly. Since we’re seated quickly the restaurant was not full, but it quickly filled up and the noise got louder. Since the tables are small, we could hear each other being focused. The meal was prepared perfectly and it was tasty and delicious. We all enjoyed our meals very much. It was a good night with delicious food and great friends. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Davenport Press is one of our favorites. This is the second time we celebrated thanksgiving there, and it didn’t disappoint. Menu selection was great. Food is well prepared and the service is outstanding. We will be back.

Enjoyed dinner in the bar room with 6 of us. Food, ambiance and service were great. It was a Monday night and still very busy. Highly recommend Thai mussels, butternut squash soup (special) and eggplant chips for apps. Main dish was a snapper special and was very good. Overall great evening.

My friends and I went here for lunch yesterday and absolutely loved the entire experience. The food was delicious - I had the Impossible Burger; the burger was fantastic and the fries were crispy, thin, and still hot. My friends really enjoyed their meals, too. And the apple crisp dessert was so tasty and perfectly autumnal. The vibe there is great and the service was excellent. I look forward to go back again!