Nadine's

It was 5pm on a Friday, the regular crowd shuffled in, there’s an old man sitting next to me, making love to his tonic and gin. If you know the song piano man, this place gave me that kinda vibe, although there was no piano as far as I could tell.

While visiting friends, we stumbled upon this charming Austrian restaurant. It was our first time there, and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The food was delectable, the staff were friendly, and the ambiance was pleasant. The restaurant did get a bit crowded as more people arrived, but it wasn’t overwhelming.

The clientele seemed to be older, and it appeared to be a regular crowd. Many people appeared to know each other, and there was even someone who seemed to be the owner. There was a free parking lot, but it didn’t seem to accommodate a large number of vehicles.

For starters, we had pierogi, escargot, and scallop casserole. I can’t recall the exact flavors of those dishes, but we all finished them without complaint.

For our main courses, we had salmon fillet, seafood ravioli, sauerbraten, and two specials: venison and fried quail. Each of us enjoyed our respective dishes. I particularly liked the seafood ravioli and the sauerbraten. I would definitely return just to have those two dishes.

Everyone had desert and coffee and loved it, I declined as I was too full, but after trying everything, I would definitely return if given the opportunity.

My husband and I went to Nadine's for the first time recently to celebrate our anniversary. We sat outside in the "beer garden" atmosphere, which was great - very casual and cozy.

I ordered the sauerbraten and he ordered the jaegerschnitzel with the "magic sauce" (brown sauce without mushrooms). Both came with small sides of red cabbage and spaetzle. They give you big portions, but the food was light and delicious. We ordered the black forest cake & the apple strudel for dessert, which were also delicious. Prices were reasonable given the portions.

The staff was attentive, yet respectful, and treated you like family.

It was well worth the 40-minute ride up there. We look forward to returning soon!

Nadine’s is a hidden gem located on route 129 In Somers, New York. my wife and I ate here last night and had the Thursday night special, which was a pork shoulder roast. This dish was absolutely magnificent and melted in your mouth. It also came with small roasted potatoes and sauerkraut, which was delicious. For dessert, we had a hot apple strudel with ice cream, which was delicious. My wife and I come here at least twice year and never been disappointed. Margaret was our server and she was excellent! She was extremely personable and did a great job overall. I totally recommend you trying Nadine’s!!!

This is an exceptional restaurant. We always have a wonderful experience eating here - the food is excellent and the staff are very good at their jobs, and fun and interesting to chat with!

Had a late lunch here after hiking around the dam. Fantastic! The beer garden is filled with plants, really something. The beer and food are authentic, generous portions, and delicious. Especially the jagerschnitzel. Hidden gem in Westchester!