The Catskills · Pillar
Mountain Dining — Where to Eat Between the Trail and the Cabin
Mountain dining isn’t a subset of farm-to-table — it’s its own genre. The Phoenicia Diner made a whole national reputation out of biscuits and mountain coffee; Peekamoose in Big Indian runs one of the most consistent kitchens in the state; Spruceton Inn and the Andes Hotel have made staying-and-eating the point of the trip. This pillar covers the restaurants that define a Catskills weekend: the post-trail stops, the slow Sunday breakfasts, and the special-occasion dinners.
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