

Hours
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3279 Franklin Ave, Millbrook, NY 12545
Phone: (845) 677-4440
Website: http://barbaromillbrook.com/
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Reviews
The menu is hard to read. Each item is 1-2 lines of ingredients and price. It is not extensive, which was not a problem for us; but, the layout of the menu was unpleasant.
The music in the restaurant was very loud, and it was hard to hear the person seated next to us, nonetheless across the table.
The servers avoided eye contact when we were looking for someone to order from. The bread and butter was $6 for 4 small pieces of bread and very yellow-colored (not fresh) olive pil. Our meals were fine. Nothing special nor poor to report on. Dessert, however, terrible. The $7 sorbet was one (small) scoop. The server appeared irritated when we asked about the serving size compared to the price. The tiramisu was a soggy mess. It was as if someone plated the tiramisu and then added water to the bowl/plate/blate it was served on. The servers were not phased by our disappointment.
We had about 4 or 5 different servers throughout our 60-ish minute meal. They were all below average in quality of service, friendliness, attention to detail.
Additionally, there were not doors marked as restrooms or signage anywhere. The staff again was not approachable to ask.
I trust Millbrook has many other dining options to explore and experience better quality.
I was fortunate enough to visit on Chicken Parmigian night. Chicken was cooked perfectly and was tender and juicy. Portion was generous and I was able to make two meals out of it. On the other occasions that I visited here I got a fish special and the burrata ravioli. The skin of the ravioli was super fresh. The filling was smooth and flavorful. The oil carried the basil flavors well.
The cocktails here were above average. The coffee blvd was the most unique one. It is a twist on a traditional Negroni cocktail. The addition of some coffee infused Campari combined with the herbal notes of the vermouth made a unique bitter flavor that I found to be more appetizing than that of a traditional Negroni. Mr. Brightside was an excellent choice for a summer night. The elderflower and citrus combination was quite refreshing and went well with the fish special. Witchmaker was a light version of a whiskey sour with some ginger. It’s good for someone who wants to start on whiskey cocktails since the whiskey was lighter compared to others I’ve had.
The dessert I gravitate towards is the coconut sorbet. It was packed with coconut flavor and had a smooth texture with a few bits of shaved coconut folded in.
Looking forward to my next meal here when I’m in the area!
They have a good balance choice between appetizers and entrées. Rosemary flatbread was delicious and the wood fired gnocchi were a stealth favorite.