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Westchester Dining Scene: Closures and New Openings Shake Up Eateries
15 Aug
Summary
- Several Westchester eateries, including coffee shops and a French bistro, have closed.
- New coffee shop and steakhouse are set to open in former restaurant spaces.
- Online sales of beans and merchandise will continue from one popular coffee shop.
Westchester County's vibrant restaurant scene is experiencing a notable shift, marked by the closure of several establishments while new ones prepare to open. The Producer Coffee Studio in Port Chester ceased operations on August 1, after three years, but will maintain its online business for beans and merchandise. Its former location is expected to be revitalized by Even Ground Coffee around Labor Day, featuring Brooklyn roaster beans and Matchaful products.
In Scarsdale, the classic French bistro Micheline, which opened in September 2023, served its last meal on August 8. Another closure includes Kool Beans Coffee at Jefferson Valley Mall, which operated since 2022. Meanwhile, Bronxville is set to welcome BXV Steak in the former Tav'ery space by October, a project by the owners of Patsy's of Bronxville. This influx of new businesses offers a promising outlook for the region's diverse culinary offerings.
