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Westchester Magazine just came out with its picks for best new restaurants, and we talked to the magazine's new food editor about why one spot in Portchester is on the list. Take a listen. 1881 kitchen table in Port Chester is a fantastic spot celebrating vibrant global cuisine. They kind of have this distinct lean towards Israeli inspired dishes, so you can find these delicious me bowls with their 1881 flatbread that's served hot from their wood fire oven. Unique to Westchester, they have this hand carved Himalayan pink salt brick meat aging room, so you don't want to miss out on those steaks. Looks delicious. We're taking a look at more of the new restaurants on the list in the next hour, and if you have a local favorite, be sure to share it with me on social media.

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Westchester Magazine just came out with its pick of new best restaurants for the community, and we talked to the magazine's food editor. She tells us why she picked this location in Chappaqua. We love Beso by BXK in Chappaqua. We have chef Peter Kelly returning to Westchester County. He is really focused on Italian food. He's got a great wine list up there, but he's got some delicious seafood options, some great pastas. You don't want to miss the secret. The garden behind the restaurant is a very great spot to dine alfresco, and he's got this great signature brunch service called Pots, Pans, and Pasta, which is served Sundays from 11:30 to 2:30 p.m. You can just sit back, relax, and let the food come to you. There's no ordering. And we'll have even more new restaurants for you in the next hour. Remember, if you have a local favorite, be sure to share it with me on social media.

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Westchester Magazine just came out with its picks for best new restaurants in our community, and we talked to the new magazine's food editor. She tells us why she picked this location and purchase. Take a listen. La Casa Bronxville has a new sister restaurant, La Casa Purchase. It's the old Tredici North building. We have this amazing chef, Mexican native Eric Ramirez, who's been recognized by the Michelin guide. Everything is handcrafted, and while it's a great spot for tacos and of course margaritas, I love their larger options. I love the blackened mahi mahi with jicamasla and plantains. It's delicious. It sounds delicious. We're gonna have another one of those new restaurants for you in the next hour, and remember if you have a local favorite, just share it with me on social media.

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Westchester Magazine just came out with its picks for the best new restaurants in our area, so we talked to the magazine's new food editor, and she tells us why she picked this spot in Thornwood. Via Restaurant in Thornwood is brought to you by chef Mark Teixeira and Brian Myers. They're really doing Spanish inspired cuisine, so you have some great cocktails. You have tacos, you have tapas, you have delicious paella. They have a wine list recognized by wine spectators. There's 3. Distinct spaces to dine at Vita. There's the downstairs dining room, which is very European vibe. There's this chic upstairs lounge with crystal chandeliers. There's a fireplace, and then you have the rooftop space, which is very unique to Westchester County, and it's got its own bar and you can dine there al fresco.

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Kate Schlientz, the outlet’s food editor, joined News 12 to check out some of those eateries.

Exploring Westchester Magazine’s best new restaurant picks

Kate Schlientz, the outlet’s food editor, joined News 12 to check out some of those eateries.

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Better breakfast options when you are on the go

Exploring the health benefits of Indian cuisine

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What's Cooking: Sausage And Peppers Marinara from Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace

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