What restaurants closed in 2023? Here's our list for Westchester, Rockland

Jeanne Muchnick, Rockland/Westchester Journal News
Updated ·2 min read

Whether it's due to an owner retiring, poor sales or a lost lease, it's always sad to see a neighborhood dining establishment close. This year's closings are on par with industry norms and are exactly aligned with how many closed in 2022. We counted 52 in Westchester and Rockland — one more than last year

The losses of 2023 include a beloved family-run Italian spot, a cozy general store/tea room, a long time ice cream shop, a summertime waterfront destination and a popular "dive bar." Our list of 2023 restaurant closings follows. If you notice one we missed, please email [email protected].

Vintage 1891 Kitchen closed in Larchmont in June. It's one of more than 40 closings that occured throughout Westchester in 2023.
Vintage 1891 Kitchen closed in Larchmont in June. It's one of more than 40 closings that occured throughout Westchester in 2023.

Westchester

  • Appetit Bistro, Port Chester (Owner Edwin Montoya has replaced this with a Latin eatery called El Callejon)

  • Beer Noggin, Bronxville

  • Bougie Brews, Yonkers

  • BRRZAAR, Irvington

  • Central Seafood, Hartsdale

  • Charley’s Pier Restaurant & Tiki Bar, Rye

  • CHIGO, Hawthorne

  • Company Chophouse, Larchmont

  • Croton Corners/Hudson Tea Co., Croton-on-Hudson

  • Decadent Ales, Mamaroneck

  • Duke's Burger Joint, Mamaroneck

  • Frost Frozen Yogurt Co., Larchmont

  • GoSu, Irvington

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  • Graziella's Italian Restaurant, White Plains

  • Kisco Eatery, Mount Kisco

  • Little Drunken Chef, Mount Kisco (White Plains still alive and well)

  • Lefteris Gyro, Yonkers

  • Mikey Dubb’s Frozen Custard, New Rochelle

  • Mint Restaurant & Lounge, White Plains

  • Nonno’s, Scarsdale

  • Nutmeg Cafe, Tuckahoe

  • Ossining Bakery, Ossining

  • Pane & Gelato, Eastchester

  • Peekskill Brewery, Peekskill

  • Prime 16, Pelham

  • Raceway Pizza, Yonkers

  • Rocco's Downtown, Peekskill

  • Sea Flame Steakhouse, Scarsdale

  • Suzanne's Table, Irvington

  • Tapas & Cucina, Eastchester

  • The Barn at Bedford Post, Bedford

  • The Hudson Creamery, Peekskill

  • Vintage 1891, Larchmont

  • Westchester Meat Market, Eastchester (Peter Bicaj, who was a partner in the meat market, promises a new steakhouse here)

  • Wheeler Prime Steakhouse, Pleasantville

Village Market, a longtime staple in Nyack is among the closings that occured in 2023.
Village Market, a longtime staple in Nyack is among the closings that occured in 2023.

Rockland

  • Alain's Wine & Tapas, Nyack

  • Big Jerk Caribbean Restaurant & Ice Cream Factory, Nyack

  • Communal Kitchen, Nyack

  • Industrial Arts Brewing Co., Garnerville

  • Farina Caffé, Nyack

  • Hoyer's Ice Cream, West Haverstraw

  • Jay’s Thai Kitchen, Suffern

  • Marlowe Artisanal Ales, Nyack (you can now find them across the river in Mamaroneck under the New York Craft Coalition)

  • Mello Dee, Tappan

  • Nyack Grill & Bar, Nyack

  • Peppermill South, Congers

  • Petey Wheatey's, New City

  • Pier 701 Restaurant & Bar, Piermont

  • Punta Cana Latin Fusion, Nyack

  • Starbucks, Nyack

  • The Little Dominican, Nyack

  • Village Market, Nyack

  • Village Hall Cafe by Salonniere, Nyack

Jeanne Muchnick covers food and dining. Click here for her most recent articles and follow her latest dining adventures on Instagram @jeannemuchnick or via the lohudfood newsletter. 

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Westchester, Rockland NY restaurants that closed in 2023

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