Zagat Review
FOOD: 27 DECOR: 23 SERVICE: 25 COST: $49
Ensconced in the dining room of Millerton’s “luxury” Simmons’ Way Inn, chef Tim Cocheo’s “fantastic” two-year-old offers a “daring” French and Austrian accented New American menu and “pulls it off superbly”, with “sublime”, “mouthwatering” cooking that draws “fans from a 10-town radius”; the “congenial”, “sophisticated country setting”, “personal service’ and midweek prix fixe offering even greater value” have devotees declaring “its name is off by one- it should be a 10!”
Hudson Valley Magazine
Millerton’s No. 9 ups the ante on fine dining…
Litchfield Times
There’s a broad appeal to No. 9, but the Cocheos also take pride in embracing a local appeal. Even the name of the restaurant is a tribute to the Dutchess County legacy…
Rural Intelligence
No. 9 opened to rave reviews in 2009, and quickly found an enthusiastic audience not only in Millerton but throughout the Hudson Valley
…an inventive, constantly changing menu stocked with fresh-from-the-farm local ingredients.
Being at No. 9 gives you the elusive feeling that all is right with the world.
Joan’s Hudson Valley Favorites
…a young, talented, energetic and knowledgeable couple that have already made a significant mark in the Hudson Valley dining scene. We’re betting they’ll be around for a long time!.
DinnerWhere?
The couple mix fresh regional ingredients with intuitive artistry. Their menu is an impressive sum of its basic and earthy parts.
Food and Wine Design
Our dinner was magnificent! We started with the butternut squash soup which was warm, rich and somehow left a delightful, lingering taste of rustic homemade buttery popcorn. The cheese and nuts on top turned this bowl of soup into a hearty, savory meal. Bravo!..
Trip Advisor
We wish we lived closer so we could eat there more often. Number 9 makes you feel like you could sit and chat and eat and drink in the company of friends all night
Yelp
This restaurant is a terrific addition to the upstate dining scene, it seems certain to develop a loyal local following…
You just can’t get Wienerschnitzel like this outside of NYC, but now — miraculously — you can in Dutchess county. Rejoice, Millertonians…
DinnerWhere?
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