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Blue Hill at Stone Barns

Among the world’s most influential farm-to-table restaurants offering a dining experience shaped entirely by the seasons.

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About Blue Hill at Stone Barns

Blue Hill at Stone Barns is a singular dining experience—an elegant, two-Michelin-star destination rooted in the fields and pastures of the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills. Founded in 2004, the restaurant reflects Chef Dan Barber’s deep commitment to reshaping how we think about food, farming, and sustainability. Instead of traditional menus, guests are treated to an ever-evolving progression of tastes, each drawn from what’s most vibrant that day—freshly pulled vegetables, heritage grains, and thoughtfully sourced meats prepared with meticulous technique. The result is a meal that feels both immersive and intimate, shaped by the rhythms of the surrounding Hudson Valley landscape.

A visit here often begins with a guided walk through the grounds, where the connection between the farm and the kitchen becomes unmistakably clear. Inside the barn’s warm, refined setting, the tasting menu unfolds as a narrative—crisp radishes with browned butter, poppy-dressed turnips, roasted retired dairy cow with root-to-leaf celeriac, and dairy-focused desserts that nod to the property’s origins. Every dish carries Barber’s hallmark curiosity, from custom-bred vegetables to grains developed specifically for flavor and nutrition. With its dedication to agricultural innovation and its transportive atmosphere, Blue Hill at Stone Barns remains one of the most influential dining rooms in the country.

Beyond the main dining room, the property also offers a more casual counterpart in the Blue Hill Cafeteria, welcoming guests with whole-grain pastries, lunch trays showcasing farm research, and communal dinners built around seasonal Northeast ingredients. Whether you’re sitting down for the full tasting menu or enjoying a simpler meal outdoors, the experience is shaped by the same philosophy: food that honors the land, the seasons, and the people who tend them.

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