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Thanks in advance for advice on reasonably priced places
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![]() "Henry B." wrote in message news:I8ocb.9514$0Z5.8861@lakeread03... Thanks in advance for advice on reasonably priced places -- Hank Hi Henry, I came back from Kingston a few weeks ago. There is a place called Mariner's Harbor located down by the waterfront marina. Great seafood. Dinner (salad,entree,coffee,and 2 beers, no dessert was @ $32. They have an enclosed porch area outside,but you would have to reserve early and ask to be seated as close to the water as possible (still a couple of hundred feet). There are quite a few other restaurants there within about 3 blocks walking distance. There are also a couple of boats to sightsee at the marina. I think we paid $20 for a 2 hour cruise of the Hudson River. Good luck, Bill |
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"thegourleys" writes:
"Henry B." wrote in message news:I8ocb.9514$0Z5.8861@lakeread03... Thanks in advance for advice on reasonably priced places -- Hank Hi Henry, I came back from Kingston a few weeks ago. There is a place called Mariner's Harbor located down by the waterfront marina. Great seafood. Dinner (salad,entree,coffee,and 2 beers, no dessert was @ $32. They have an enclosed porch area outside,but you would have to reserve early and ask to be seated as close to the water as possible (still a couple of hundred feet). There are quite a few other restaurants there within about 3 blocks walking distance. There are also a couple of boats to sightsee at the marina. I think we paid $20 for a 2 hour cruise of the Hudson River. Good luck, Bill If you find yourself in Uptown Kingston, try the Hoffman House (historical 17th century building) or Deising's across the street (for breakfast or lunch - best bakery ever!). Both have outdoor patios which is a nice option in good weather :-). |
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Hyde Park is home to the Culinary Institute of America, the premier
training facility for chefs in the nation. They have a number of restaurants open to the public; casual to haute cuisine. Some need reservations but not all, if memory serves me well. I would think that their website tells all. |
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