Red Hat

Red Hat began as a lark in 2003. We longed for a bustling, friendly bistro in Irvington. Why not create it? With a little luck, a lot of work and the continued support of our friends, the Red Hat enjoyed four and a half years on Main Street. Original Red Hat In 2007 we were fortunate to have the opportunity to move to our spectacular waterfront home on Bridge Street. Our business has evolved...

There's something charming about this bistro where clientele feel like they're dining among family. Maybe it is the convivial air husband and wife proprietors Jimmy and Mary Beth exude as they greet each diner, ever ready to please. Or it… Read More

There’s something charming about this bistro where clientele feel as if they’re dining among family. Maybe it is the convivial air husband and wife proprietors Jimmy and Mary Beth exude as they greet each diner, ever ready to please. Or it might be the décor --- large dark wood French doors welcoming you, and a flowered-tile floor set against exposed brick. Bistro and brasserie fare includes a...

From OpenTable:

As MH Reed observed in the New York Times in February 2008, “Red Hat is so close to the river in Irvington that when the wind is up and the waves slap the shore, their icy spray covers the riverside path to the restaurant.” The two level, French bistro-inspired eatery is housed in a hundred -year -old factory building that has been transformed to feature an uninterrupted, 180...