One of the newer restaurants to open in this hip town is Taco Project. With a range of burritos, salads, tacos and more, this casual restaurant serves up a tasty selection of traditional Mexican food with its own personal twist. One side of the restaurant is lined with bar stools along a gigantic window wall, where people can enjoy their delicious food and the buzz of the town. You can’t go wrong with either the short rib tacos or fish tacos, and for a special drink, try the homemade horchata.

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Adding on to the multiple cultures of food within Tarrytown is Lefteris. Lefteris is the only Greek restaurant in Tarrytown. It’s impossible to miss Lefteris’ blue awning and lights on the corner of Main Street and Broadway. The classic Greek salad is a fan favorite with a popular and mouth-watering homemade dressing that is sold by the bottle. Another popular dish is the gyro platter, which can be customized to your liking. Lefteris has a huge variety of food, with over 70 meals on the menu. From American dishes, such as burgers and Philly cheesesteaks to Greek cuisine, like the gyro and tzatziki, Lefteris Gyro is one-of-a-kind.

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Angel, a waiter at Lefteris Gyro, is about to serve savory Greek food to a customer.

Chipotle got a run for its money when Bibille came into town. Bibille is a new 4.5-star Korean fusion restaurant with a variety of foods, that can be combined into bowls and salad. Bibille has a choose-your-topping bar with a fresh and flavorful food selection. An all around favorite is the purple rice bowl with spicy pork as the base. With such a tasty menu, and wide variety, it’s hard to imagine that every dish is just about ten dollars.