The Laundrette
Wood-fired pizza and cocktails on a deck above the Delaware, with about the best river view in town.
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Narrowsburg, high above the Delaware
An arts-minded river town with galleries, independent shops and tables overlooking the Delaware.
Food
Hours change by season, so confirm before you leave the house.
La Cigogne
Alsatian cooking, think French and German, in a handsome dining room overlooking the river. Open later than most of the area.
Official detailsThe Heron
A longtime Main Street favorite for farm-to-table cooking and a well-loved weekend brunch.
Official detailsBridge & Main
A newer spot for thoughtful American food that has quickly become a local favorite.
Official detailsTusten Cup
A Main Street café with plenty of options for coffee, breakfast and lunch.
Official detailsDrinks
Big Eddy Brewing Co.
A local brewery named for the deepest stretch of the Delaware, right in town.
Official detailsBar Veloce
A small wine bar on the house guidebook list for an evening drink.
Official detailsNarrowsburg Fine Wine & Spirits
A good stop for bottles to bring back to the lake house.
Official detailsCulture
Delaware Valley Arts Alliance
The local arts organization runs gallery exhibitions, the annual Riverfest and the historic Tusten Theatre.
Official detailsTusten Mountain Trail
A short hike above the river with views over the valley, close to town.
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One Grand Books
A small bookshop where every title is chosen by artists, writers and tastemakers. Full of surprises.
Official detailsNarrowsburg Proper
Gourmet cheese, provisions and pantry goods on Main Street.
Official detailsMain Street design shops
The Velvet Maple, Moonriver Interiors, Madame Fortuna and River Gallery make the short Main Street a rewarding browse for home goods and art.
Official detailsThe river, in person
Questions, answered
The Laundrette for pizza on the river deck, La Cigogne for Alsatian dinner, The Heron for brunch and Tusten Cup for coffee and lunch are all local favorites.
Visit galleries and shops, eat above the Delaware River, see a performance at Tusten Theatre or walk the nearby Tusten Mountain Trail.
Yes. Its compact center makes it easy to combine food, shops, art and river views in one outing before returning to the lake.