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Ole Savannah: http://olesavannah.com Food here was good – not outstanding, but the cocktails and view are totally worth it – located on the historic Rondout Water- front. The only thing that really stood out for me were the Corn Fritters with maple syrup butter.


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A great craft cocktail place reminiscent of an old time speakeasy. Too many amazing choices of Depres- sion Era cocktails. Notables: Grasshopper Lies Heavy with Rhum J.M, crème de men- the, crème de cacao, cream, and the T’Coco with Tequila Blanco, crème de coconut, lime and Hellfi re bitters.


Other things not to miss in Hudson Valley are


the wineries – my favorites were Whitecliff Vineyard, Robibero Vineyard, Nostrano Vineyard and Brotherhood Winery – America’s oldest winery established in 1839! And of course…the hiking! Two hikes that are an absolute must are Mohonk Mountain Laby- rinth and Lemon Squeeze and Minnewaska State Park. The Lemon Squeeze hike was amazing and exhilarating! The highlights: insane views, cool stroll around Mohonk Mountain House and property, crazy rock labyrinth, and a claustrophobia-defying climb up a deep crevice. I absolutely loved it!


Submitted by Dr. Diane Hayden.


Elephant: www.elephantwinebar. com


A cozy little place with only 6 seats at the bar and a few tables serves up fantastic, fresh, farm-to- table dishes. Seriously, some of the best food we had in the Hudson Valley. We had the Roasted Baby Carrots with yogurt, pistachios, and blueberry harissa sauce; the Local Heirloom Tomatoes on whipped


local ricotta with drizzled salsa verde; the Truffl ed Mac & Cheese with roasted mushrooms, sherry, and housemade truffl e oil – to die for; and the Local Fish of the Day – probably the best trout I’ve ever had.


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