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On a hot summer day, swap your regular glass of rosé for frosé. These Westchester eateries know how to make them tasty and refreshing!
With additional reporting by Gabrielle Beechert and Ryan Noel
Somehow, it’s already August and the end of summer is almost upon us. That being said, we’re not ready to throw in our beach towels just yet. Instead, we intend on enjoying these last days of fun in the sun whilst sipping on frosé, the season’s trendiest, most Instagram-worthy beverage. Turns out, the pink-wine slushies are being blended up all over Westchester County. Here’s where to find ’em.
3 Westerly Bar and Grill
3 Westerly Rd, Ossining; 914.762.1333
Sip on your refreshing frosé with a gorgeous view of the Hudson River. Pair your frosé with a watermelon salad or a classic margherita pizza for a summery meal.
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Amore Pizzeria & Italian Kitchen
1 Kent Pl, Armonk; 914.273.3535
This high-energy Italian restaurant serves a phenomenal frosé. Pair it with the rustic, brick-oven-style pizza.
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Brazen Fox
175 Mamaroneck Ave, White Plains; 914.358.5911
This American restaurant in downtown White Plains serves up a mean “frosé all day.”
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Cantina Lobos
217 Wolf’s Ln, Pelham; 914.380.8644
Make a stop at Cantina Lobos for a variety of tacos, fajitas, and of course, frosé.
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The Parlor
14 Cedar St, Dobbs Ferry; 914.478.8200
The Parlor radiates a fun, energetic vibe for you, your friends, and your frosé. The Brussels sprouts with rice krispies, chili honey, and parm are a must-try.
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Related: Your Summer Bucket List of Fun Cocktails in Westchester
Saints & Scholars
790 McLean Ave; Yonkers; 914.457.5550
This modern kitchen and bar offers a variety of dishes to go along with your frosé. The Yonkers hotspot has both indoor and outdoor dining.
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The Wooden Spoon
16 Division St, New Rochelle; 914.278.9432
Pair your refreshing frosé with a veggie wrap, fried pickles, or shrimp and grits.
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