Zagat Member Reviews
Umami Cafe
325 South Riverside Ave
Croton-on-Hudson Village, NY 10520
Phone: 914-271-5555
Reviewed by 'Barry Freed' on March 6, 2012
Hit-and-miss Asian-American fusion cuisine, with some weird results. Unpretentious digs and pleasant atmosphere (except for the management's poor taste in music). Fairly good food and beer selection but don't go far out of your way.
Reviewed by 'Steven M' on September 15, 2011
place is nice. the enviroment and atmosphere is very simple but nice. the food was okay. it is a nice local place to go and get some simple eats
Reviewed by 'Desmodancer' on August 30, 2011
Has been consistently good food for the past 3 years. They must have had a substitute chef when I wrote my first review 3 years ago. All offerings have been imaginatively created and very tasty. Highly recommend.
Reviewed by 'paul d' on April 20, 2011
we always have a good meal here and it is reasonably priced. also they let you byob if you want and will charge only $10 for corkage.
Reviewed by 'Erica L' on January 25, 2011
Umami Cafe offers excellent tapas style dishes as well as main courses that incorporate locally grown ingredients with lots of eclectic flavors. I recently went to Umami in early December 2010 and the food was excellent. I also like the friendly prices and will definitely return here often.
Reviewed by 'Morris G' on January 7, 2011
Truly eclectic and fun dining
Reviewed by 'RobertY' on January 5, 2011
My wife and I love this place. Very casual, nice friendly service, and good quality food, but also very reasonable. It's nothing fancy but there are some very nice and different menu choices. It's our favorite place to take friends, more than one of whom have said they wanted to "MARRY the truffle mac & cheese".
Reviewed by 'Arlene S' on January 5, 2011
Craig Purdy, the owner, and his hands-on managing approach make this a neighborhood favorite. Innovative food at good prices help.
Reviewed by 'Elinor S' on January 4, 2011
Very small portions. No bread is served (a disaster according to my husband). Some of the seats are hard benches-- bring a pillow or don't stay too long!
Reviewed by 'Susan S' on January 4, 2011
It's fine. Creative and varied menu, ample portions, fun entertainment at times - nice people, nice place.
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