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The Meat Market

Guido's Marketplace

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Restaurants

The restaurant descriptions that follow reflect the opinions of the editors of Rural Intelligence.
They are editorial content, not paid advertisements, and are organized by county.

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Pan Zur in Tivoli offers tapas and then some.

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Bread Alone in Rhinebeck specializes in breakfasts and lunches on artisanal bread.

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Bangall Whaling Company is an archetypal neighborhood saloon.

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Gigi Trattoria - Rhinebeck, New York

Gigi Trattoria is so lively and chic no one would suspect there’s a dietitian calling the shots.  Owner/registered dietitian Laura Pensiero calls the food here “Hudson Valley Mediterranean.” We call it refreshing.  Just when you think you know the Italian restaurant repertoire by heart, along comes crispy calamari-and-zucchini ($12.95); braised lamb shank with roasted vegetables and maple pumpkin polenta ($24.95); gnocchi with gorganzola cream and caramelized celery root ($11.50 or $16.50).  For those who prefer the tried-and-true, there are thin-crusted “skizzas” (individual flatbread pizzas, $9.75 - $12.50), and an astonishing rib-eye with fries (32 oz serves two, at least, for $39.95). Don’t be put off if the place looks packed. Somehow, they always manage to seat you in a blink.
 
6422 Montgomery Avenue; 845.876.1007
Open Tuesday - Sunday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.

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