A throwback business from the Hudson Valley is getting some high praise.<\/p>\n
The social media page Hidden Gems US Travel is highlighting an over 60 year business.<\/p>\n
Red Rooster Drive-In In Brewster<\/p>\n
Hidden Gems US Travel <\/a>says it’s the best source for the “best overlooked travel locations across the US!” It recently highlighted The Red Rooster Drive-In in Brewster.<\/p>\n For all the news that the Hudson Valley is sharing, make sure to follow Hudson Valley Post on Facebook,<\/a>\u00a0and download the\u00a0Hudson Valley Post Mobile App <\/a><\/p>\n “The Red Rooster Drive-In in Brewster, New York is about as pure a slice-of-Americana as you\u2019ll find anywhere in the northeast US! While it\u2019s not a drive-in, you\u2019ll sure get those old-time drive-in vibes as you enjoy delicious burgers, chili dogs, ice cream and even mini-golf here,” Hidden Gems US Travel states about the Red Rooster.<\/p>\n This business opened up in 1963. It started with a custard stand on Route 6 and has grown and evolved over the decades.<\/p>\n “Over the decades, Red Rooster has grown, evolved, and stayed true to what matters most: good food, good times, and being part of the community,” the Red Rooster states on its website.<\/a><\/p>\n Today, think sizzling burgers, loaded chili dogs, crispy fries, onion rings, shakes, soft serve, and even egg creams that taste like nostalgia in a cup. There’s also a mini-golf course, buzzing outdoor seating, old-school decor, and music playing set the scene, while kids dart around and families linger over their food.<\/p>\n “It\u2019s cash-only, cozy, lively, and full of classic American drive-in energy,” Hidden Gems US Travel adds.<\/p>\n Alert: Residents On Edge As Purple Warnings Appear Across New York<\/a><\/p>\n In 2018, the Red Rooster was one of three restaurants from the Hudson Valley that were nationally ranked as “America’s favorites.”<\/a><\/p>\n 14 Underrated Hudson Valley Eateries<\/p>\n For more hidden gems in the Hudson Valley, look at our list of some of the most underrated eateries across the region.<\/p>\n 14 Hudson Valley Restaurants That Don’t Get Enough Attention <\/p>\n Hudson Valley restaurants that don’t get enough attention for their food.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: CJ\/Google Maps<\/p>\n Keep Reading:<\/p>\n 17 Eateries The Hudson Valley Has Lost In 2024Hudson Valley Businesses That Have Closed in 2024<\/p>\n Owning a business is hard these days. While some business owners are simply stepping into their next big phase of retirement, some longstanding, beloved businesses have faced less-welcomed closures. Here’s a list of some of the Hudson Valley eateries we already miss this year.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Arianne Rogers<\/p>\n