
Paying homage to the once famous Rip Van Winkle Club, Shandaken Inn’s restaurant and bar is named after the golf clubhouse. Legend has it that John Philip Sousa wrote the music to one of his many compositions on the back of the club’s subscription card. The Clubhouse Restaurant features hearty yet simple cuisine that utilizes the ample bounty of the Catskills region and surrounding Hudson Valley. Join us for dinner Wednesday through Sunday evenings. For Dinner reservation inquiries, please call 845-280-2828 or email [email protected]
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 Golf Course Rd, Shandaken, NY 12480
Phone: (845) 280-2828
Website: https://www.shandakeninn.com/the-clubhouse-restaurant-bar/
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Reviews
The flavor profiles and dish visuals were unique and exquisite, fresh and perfect for a summer’s day.
I look forward to returning!
This restaurant upstate New York is truly a hidden gem. Every dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented — you can tell the chef puts real care into every plate. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the service was impeccable. From start to finish, it was an amazing dining experience. I can’t wait to come back — easily one of the best meals I’ve ever had!
My favorite dish was the local burrata with pickled green strawberries—it was so fresh and delicious, allowing each ingredient’s natural flavor to really shine.
We started with the Cheese Raclette as an appetizer, which was delicious. However, when we asked the wait staff about the pearls on the cheese (which looked like caviar), no one seemed to know what they were. After some confusion, we found out they were mustard seeds. Despite the lack of knowledge from the staff, the dish itself was very good.
For our main courses, we ordered the Pork Shoulder Ragu and the Chicken Milanese. The pasta was extremely spicy and completely inedible—no one at the table could eat it. The Chicken Milanese was equally disappointing. It was overly seasoned, overcooked, and extremely dry, making it just as inedible as the pasta.
When our waiter noticed we hadn’t eaten the food, we politely mentioned that the ragu was too spicy. He graciously took it off the bill, which we appreciated, but it didn’t make up for a ruined meal. I really wanted to love this place, but we left hungry and disappointed.