Gardiner Travel Guide

 moiraistyx Says:  For some of the most delicious wines handcrafted in the Hudson Valley visit the Whitecliff Winery. The winery is located on 25 acres of vineyard in the Shawangunk Mountain Ridge. It has a beautiful deck for picnics, and tasting room with a spectacular view of the Shawangunk... 

 cjg1 Says:  Well I finally came to the new Lombardi’s. I haven’t been here in about 20 years and not regularly in 30. So the new restaurant to me hardly resembles what it used to be. Now an upscale Italian place I have heard great things about the food and wine list. I personally was... 

 moiraistyx Says:  The Red Rooster Cafe is a small dinner like cafe that offers the usual dinner fare. The food is allright, nothing fantastic to rave about. I have to say that the coffee there is terrible. It's great to meat and great the local yocals though. It's here you run into grandma... 

 moiraistyx Says:  There's nothing in the world like New York style pizza. After living in Wisconsin for 9 years, I couldn't wait to get back to New York and have some good old fashioned New York style pizza. Pasquales has fantastic pizza and great specials. Mondays are 2 for 1 and during the... 

 moiraistyx Says:  "The Ruoff family at the Mountain Brauhaus Restaurant in Gardiner, have done it flawlessly for 50 years and become a landmark dining destination in the Shawangunks. Their Old World menu has evolved along with the ever changing sophisticated culinary expectations of the... 

 cjg1 Says:  As the name suggests it is a small box like room. It has lunch boxes on the walls and hanging from the ceiling. Very nice atmosphere. Gutbuster Burrito. Although the whole menu is good. 

 moiraistyx Says:  The only way to get to Gardiner is to drive here. There is no public transportation into or out of the village. Be thankful that it is a beautiful drive to the village. You'll have a great view of the Schawangunk Mountain Ridge and also the Mohonk Mountain House. So bring... 

 moiraistyx Says:  This overpriced antique store is located on the corner of routes 44/55 and 208. It has a fair enough selection of items, but most of it is way overpriced. You are better off driving west on 44/55 to Hi-Ho Homemarket. 

 moiraistyx Says:  This is a cute little shop located on Main Street in Gardiner. It is loaded with a wide variety of antiques and hand crafted goods. They have a fairly decent selection of furniture and linens. The displays are well done, however some items are rather pricey. I picked up some...