Small Bites

Flying Pig on Lexington

June

As I told you on Jan. 4, the Flying Pig restaurant moved from the train station in Mount Kisco to the place formerly occupied by Cafe Antico. I tried it out for lunch on Friday and quite enjoyed it.

I had the salmon nicoise salad:

And my friend had the grilled chicken salad with black beans, avocado and tortilla chips.

The deal behind the Flying Pig is that they serve mostly organic and local food, especially the food grown at Cabbage Hill Farm in Mount Kisco. You could tell the greens hadn’t been out of the ground long. They were very fresh and flavorful.

The restaurant is undergoing renovations while it’s still open, which is something I’ve not seen that many times.

But that doesn’t make it uncomfortable inside. (Though it was a little loud â€” and that’s at lunch. I wonder what happens at dinner?)

The garden is just beautiful.

My first impression is very favorable.

Flying Pig on Lexington, 251 Lexington Ave, Mount Kisco. 914 666-7445. http://www.pigcafe.com/

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4 Responses to “Flying Pig on Lexington”

RK June 3rd, 2007 at 8:50 pm
My wife and I had dinner there awhile back. We sat upstairs and found it to be quiet and comfortable (the service was wonderfull). While my wife didn't enjoy her dinner as much as I did mine we both agreed it's worth a return trip.
Maryanne June 4th, 2007 at 9:20 am
The grass fed burger at Flying Pig is worth the trip from anywhere in the county, especially when the weather is nice – their patio is lovely. their farm connection really makes a difference in quality of the greens served, I agree with you!
Steve C. June 4th, 2007 at 9:28 am
Are they affiliated with the flying goose that was in suffern?
I think it was the flying goose.
Liz Johnson June 4th, 2007 at 9:33 am
RK,
Good to know it's quieter upstairs.

Maryanne,
We featured the burger on our cover of "25 Great Burgers" a couple of years ago, but at the time, the restaurant was still in the train station. Man that was good.

Steve,
No relation.

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