One Of The Best Restaurants In New York Is Tucked Away In A Majestic Castle
By Lea Monroe|Published June 13, 2019
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Writer for Only In Your State. Scribbling about all things New York and Buffalo related while also keeping you updated on the latest travel news! Inquiries: Lmonroe@onlyinyourstate.com
Far from the average dining destination that you’d be able to just stumble upon anywhere in New York, hidden away in Little Falls is a restaurant that appears too enchanting to possibly be real. Most of our residents are already well aware of the fact that there are more than a handful of castles here in the Empire State, some of which are secluded away on islands while others are situated out in plain sight. Whatever the case may be, it’s needless to say that we’re always intrigued by these magical structures. If you too find yourself intrigued by our state’s castles and are also ready to dine like royalty, see how this one restaurant will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a storybook.
Not far from the banks of the Mohawk River in Little Falls, Beardslee Castle is a scenic hour-long drive away from cities in New York like Albany and Syracuse.
Dating all the way back to 1860, this historic castle was designed to resemble an Irish Castle and was even crafted by masons from Ireland, as well as Switzerland.
When you're done taking in the exterior aesthetic of this mesmerizing location, you'll step through a fairytale-like doorway that will lead you to someplace that you'll never forget.
Beardslee Castle is made up of several dining rooms, several of which that have their own wood-burning fireplaces that further add on extra charm to this already incredible restaurant.
So, what can you expect to find here when it comes to the food? Beardslee Castle is known for keeping a rotating menu that's constantly changing, yet always remaining filled with unforgettable savory dishes.
Elevating your typical American cuisine into dishes that you'll always remember, you'll have a difficult time debating on which is better - the atmosphere or the food!
For those who are only ready to dip their toes into fine castle dining, you can head downstairs into The Dungeon Bar & Grill - a four-room pub that offers casual dining, smaller menus, and a truly extensive wine list.
If you've never dined at Beardslee Castle before, it's time to say you've visited New York's most underrated castle with a dinner trip to Little Falls.
