Blue Hill at Stone Barns
An authentic Hudson Valley culinary experience
An extension of Blue Hill restaurant in Manhattan set in the Pocantico Hills, Blue Hill at Stone Barns is not only a restaurant but the foundation for a working not-for-profit farm and educational center dedicated to sustainable food production. The dining room is a former dairy barn that has been converted into a lofty, modern space with vaulted ceilings, dark wood accents and earthy tones.
You will not find a set menu at this hyper-seasonal restaurant, rather the chefs select the courses using the best ingredients from the day’s harvest, ensuring maximal flavor, minimal environmental impact and endless innovation in every bite.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- While only 30 miles north of New York City, Blue Hill at Stone Barns is a culinary experience that feels like it’s a world away from the hustle and bustle. With its close proximity to New York, the Four-Star restaurant offers a perfect opportunity for city-dwellers and suburbanites alike to experience the ambiance of a working farm.
- This Hudson Valley restaurant is a must-taste for every foodie. Tucked in picturesque Pocantico Hills, New York, Blue Hill gathers its ingredients from the surrounding pastures and fields.
- For an unforgettable dining experience, reserve the Private Dining Room overlooking the vegetable field and herb garden that provides the ingredients on your very plate for a party of up to 12 guests.
- At Stone Barns Center for Agriculture, visitors are welcome to roam through the open-air greenhouses, gardens and livestock shelters. If you're wearing comfortable shoes, a stroll makes for a lovely prelude to dinner, not to mention helping you work up an appetite.
- Chef Dan Barber seriously adheres to the farm-to-table philosophy. The menu will change at a moment’s notice depending on what’s in season and being harvested on the adjacent farm.
Things to Know
- You will want to dress to impress, despite the restaurant’s pastoral location. The dress code at Blue Hill at Stone Barns recommends gentlemen don jackets and strongly discourages shorts.
- If you choose to stray from the exceptionally curated wine list and want to bring your own bottle (that isn’t available at the restaurant), Blue Hill charges a $90 corkage fee.
- Due to the restaurant’s acclaimed status among foodies, the Hudson Valley restaurant is a hard table to secure. Blue Hill at Stone Barns releases new reservations on the 15th of the prior month on its website. Slots fill up quickly, but the restaurant website also offers a waiting list.
- Manhattanites need not necessarily travel Upstate for the Blue Hill dining experience— Blue Hill’s Greenwich Village outpost hosts a “family meal” of shared plates.
- Blue Hill at Stone Barns does not accept tips, but your bill will have a 22 percent administrative fee.
Amenities
Dinner
Jacket/tie required 
Reservations required 
