Guidebook for Livingston Manor
Food Scene
This is a must-stop in Livingston Manor before arriving to your AirBnB or the trailhead. Don’t leave without trying the Beaverkill sandwich made from local smoked trout, vegan mayo, sea salt, black pepper, and organic local greens on house-baked ciabatta.
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Main Street Farm
36 Main StThis is a must-stop in Livingston Manor before arriving to your AirBnB or the trailhead. Don’t leave without trying the Beaverkill sandwich made from local smoked trout, vegan mayo, sea salt, black pepper, and organic local greens on house-baked ciabatta.
The DeBruce features nine-course dinners in a beechwood-paneled dining room with panoramic views of the Catskills. N.Y.C. chef Aksel Theilkuhl, a Laurent Tourondel disciple, forages nearly everything on the menu from the 600-acre property, including fiddlehead ferns, root vegetables and Black Angus beef from the cows in the pasture next door.
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The DeBruce
982 Debruce RdThe DeBruce features nine-course dinners in a beechwood-paneled dining room with panoramic views of the Catskills. N.Y.C. chef Aksel Theilkuhl, a Laurent Tourondel disciple, forages nearly everything on the menu from the 600-acre property, including fiddlehead ferns, root vegetables and Black Angus beef from the cows in the pasture next door.
With an endless roster of onsite happenings, from Comedy Night and Summer Friday Music, to Sunday Pig Roasts peppered throughout the fairer seasons, it is easy to land at the Arnold House without much of a plan. S’mores kits, included with each stay, lend a sticky and delicious treat to the evening’s bonfire.
The Tavern’s menu features hearty, pub-style offerings, anchored by goodies like apple smoked chicken wings and smoked trout dip, with a rotating cast of seasonal specials. The gist is to have reliable staples for those who like to fall in love with a single dish and for others who want to discover something new
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The Arnold House
839 Shandelee RdWith an endless roster of onsite happenings, from Comedy Night and Summer Friday Music, to Sunday Pig Roasts peppered throughout the fairer seasons, it is easy to land at the Arnold House without much of a plan. S’mores kits, included with each stay, lend a sticky and delicious treat to the evening’s bonfire.
The Tavern’s menu features hearty, pub-style offerings, anchored by goodies like apple smoked chicken wings and smoked trout dip, with a rotating cast of seasonal specials. The gist is to have reliable staples for those who like to fall in love with a single dish and for others who want to discover something new
One of the nicest outdoor dining spaces in this area. They really do a beautiful job to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. There's even a little bonfire with lounge chairs set up and a few games scattered about. This is the place you want to come to with a group, hands-down.
Cocktails are awesome but the pizzas is what you really come for, and it is tasty! A more charred thin crust brick oven variety than other places, but I like that! The local gelato they carry is so tasty - highly recommended. The meatballs are also very good
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The Kaatskeller
39 Main StOne of the nicest outdoor dining spaces in this area. They really do a beautiful job to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. There's even a little bonfire with lounge chairs set up and a few games scattered about. This is the place you want to come to with a group, hands-down.
Cocktails are awesome but the pizzas is what you really come for, and it is tasty! A more charred thin crust brick oven variety than other places, but I like that! The local gelato they carry is so tasty - highly recommended. The meatballs are also very good
Callicoon hosts one of the best weekly farmers’ markets in Sullivan County: Look for mozzarella with Sicilian sea salt and freshly bottled cow’s milk from Tonjes Dairy; wood-smoked trout from Heller’s Farm; and crisp alcoholic cider from Aaron Burr Cidery.
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Callicoon Farmers' Market
A Dorrer DrCallicoon hosts one of the best weekly farmers’ markets in Sullivan County: Look for mozzarella with Sicilian sea salt and freshly bottled cow’s milk from Tonjes Dairy; wood-smoked trout from Heller’s Farm; and crisp alcoholic cider from Aaron Burr Cidery.
The North Branch Inn
869 N Branch RdNorthern Farmhouse Pasta
65 Rockland RdGreat homemade pastas
Wayside Cider
55 Redden LnAmazing Biscuits. We love the Bacon Egg and Cheese for breakfast but they are open all day
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The Walk In
67 Main StAmazing Biscuits. We love the Bacon Egg and Cheese for breakfast but they are open all day
Sunshine Colony
47 Main StGreat wine bar with a backyard
great for tapas on sundays after going to the Callicoon Farmer's market
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Callicoon Wine Merchant
30 A Dorrer Drgreat for tapas on sundays after going to the Callicoon Farmer's market
Spruce Home Goods
35 Lower Main StAmazing Cheeses and raclette cheese
La Salumina
210 Main Stamazing sausages, meat, saucisson, pate, sandwiches…
Great brewery with a view on the mountain. They also have food
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Upward Brewing Company
171 Main StGreat brewery with a view on the mountain. They also have food
Shopping
Created by a former W and Vogue editor who moved to Narrowsburg in 2006, the boutique, which now has a sister shop in Livingston Manor, offers hints of mountain charm, like antique snowshoes and Native American blankets. There’s also batik bedding from India, colorful saris and leather and woven cotton satchels that resemble a traditional creel — a portable wicker basket fly-fisherman once used to store their catch.
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Nest At Narrowsburg
15 Main StCreated by a former W and Vogue editor who moved to Narrowsburg in 2006, the boutique, which now has a sister shop in Livingston Manor, offers hints of mountain charm, like antique snowshoes and Native American blankets. There’s also batik bedding from India, colorful saris and leather and woven cotton satchels that resemble a traditional creel — a portable wicker basket fly-fisherman once used to store their catch.
Maison Bergogne
226 Bridge StGreat antiques
Long Weekend
67 Main Stgreat vintage furniture shop in Livingston Manor
Life Repurposed
62 Main StHomestedt
6 Pearl StConcrete + Water
8 Pearl StEssentials
Peck's Market
9 Lower Main StShopRite of Liberty
1955 NY-52Liberty Farm Plus, Inc.
178 Mill StEntertainment & Activities
Buck Brook Alpacas
12 Bestenheider RdCatskill Pheasantry & Clays
374 Neer RdSkeet Shooting Range
Fish in the pond and see all the trouts in the hatchery ponds. Catch and pay for what you catch.
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Beaverkill Trout Hatchery
8 Alder RdFish in the pond and see all the trouts in the hatchery ponds. Catch and pay for what you catch.
Arts & Culture
Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum
1031 Old Rte 17