Hours
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15 Rock City Rd, Woodstock, NY 12498
Phone: (845) 684-7373
Website: https://www.goodnightwoodstock.com/
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Reviews
The Highlights:
Pork Belly Kimchi Stew (Special): This was the star of the night. I was pleasantly surprised by how authentic it felt—it even came served in a traditional stone pot.
Pork Ribs: Great! Super tender and packed with flavor.
Chicken Dumplings: Good and definitely unique, though not necessarily “phenomenal.”
The Lows:
Vietnamese Steak Frites: The fries were delicious, but the steak was a massive disappointment. Even though it was cooked rare exactly as I asked, it was shockingly chewy. It was a genuine struggle to get through, which was a letdown given how tender the ribs were.
Ube Mochi: This was… interesting, to say the least. The ice cream had a gritty, dry texture that just didn’t work for me. Our waitress was kind enough to give us a heads-up about it beforehand, which we really appreciated, but I wouldn’t order it again.
Overall:
Even with the “interesting” dessert and the tough steak, the experience was a net positive. The hospitality and the vibe make it a great spot in Woodstock, and I’d return to see what else they have on the menu.
Back to the bar, the mixologist looks and sounds like Jason Bateman, and he sure knows his cocktails and how to make them right. The tamarind margarita was a great opener to what became a full on dinner. The crispy shrimps and the steak with chimichuri sauce were simply delightful. No doubt the dining room was decently busy on a quiet Tuesday evening. And it got recommended to me by a nearby store keeper…
The appetizers are the way to go! We got the ribs, shrimp/shishito, and tteok-bokki. All were delicious and novel takes. Portions are a great size, unexpectedly so! We were full after 3 appetizers between two people.
Got the trout to share as a main and loved it. Very light and flavorful.
The service is fantastic – nice people.
The ambience is quite nice. The music is reasonable and relaxed while the lighting makes for a good date spot.
We are excited to come back.
The staff were wonderful, the ambience was cozy and the food was delectable.
We had a nice host and were immediately greeted by our server/bartender Dave. We ordered the Chicken dumplings as a starter and had some lovely cocktails. We thought the apple mezcal one was the best. Dipped Apple?? We had as the main the whole trout and Korean Beef BBQ x 2. The food was good and tasty, the nori was a tiny bit stale but this could be attributed to the trip from the kitchen to the table, it was a very humid night.
In retrospect I would have appreciated a bit of direction in regards to the menu. My daughter and I could have easily shared a main and then had more room for random delicious veggies. That would have been ideal. But I get it, the customer decides . We also had a kind of lemony pie for dessert which I liked very well and a generously poured Fernet as apperatif, very nice!! The coffee was hot and available for after dinner.
Dave was an excellent server, Zoe also visited our table and Angus too. Lovely and courteous staff.