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With real estate prices going through the roof and everyone wanting to claim a
piece of the quaint suburban atmosphere for their own, the upscale little
Westchester County village of Bronxville, NY can't compete with romanticized
visions of the al fresnba jerseysco
dining experience-you know the kind: lots of tables with umbrellas over them
looking out over a picturesque Italian plaza. But even with space at a premium, a
few dining establishments have carved out a little section of sidewalk for their
own for a few guests to eat outside. Whether enjoying the first warm flickers of
the year on a spring night or a casual lunch on a sweltering summer Saturday,
you're sure to find an option you like to make a front-row seat to suburbia part of
your mealtime experience.

Latitude 36° North - 124 Pondfield Road

Pondfield Road is Bronxville's equivalent of Main Street in any other Small Town,
USA-a two-lane affair cutting right into the little business district. But right
before it hits Uggshops and banks it spends
a block as a curiously quiet stretch of road used primarily for transition rather
than destination. Pick one of the tables at this Mediterranean establishment
(formerly the solely-Italian Pane e Vino, now featuring an ambitiously expanded
menu) for dinner and you'll be faced with a consignment shop and a post office,
neither a hotbed of activity, and the quiet can be calming.

A weekday lunch outside, however, is not recommended, unless scheduled late enough
to avoid the local school's lunch hour, as the spot will be swarmed with teenagers
going to and from schonba jerseysol.
Kids will be kids, but it is hardly the refined crowd one wants to see and hear
whilst dining at a place with tablecloths.

Underhill's Crossing - 74.5 Pondfield Road

The curious address and the name taken from the pages of Bronxville history suggest
a little spark of something unlikely about the place, and indeed one look confirms
it; nestled between such unprepossessing businesses as bookshops and banks sits a
place with a swankymlb jerseys wood-paneled
front and attractive potted trees on either side. A few charming tables and chairs
are deployed outside, with flowers and other plants joining if the weather is
right, for what amounts to a few square feet of a classy European al fresco
experience popping up in oasis form amongst more utilitarian storefronts.

The menu is described as ‘American favorites', but it is all decidedly upscale;
few restaurants in the region list an oyster glossary on their Web site. Be
prepared to pay well butfootball
jerseys receive what you pay for; a young friend and frequent Underhill's
visitor offers her money-saving hint of ordering an appetizer and cake rather than
an actual meal. The cake certainly offers little to complain about.

Haiku - 56 Pondfield Road

Tucked farthest away from the business end of Pondfield Road, this charming pan-
Asian establishment offers unique and attractive dishes and dishware alike. There
is more sidewalk space here, toohref="http://www.buyuggbootsonline.org/">ugg, for diners who prefer to watch
rather than be forced to interact with passing people. Haiku's outdoor dining
tables allow you a peek inside the table surface, lined with Oriental game boards
or gilded fabric bearing writing. Whether looking for Chinese on a little higher a
level than the local takeout, or something more adventurous, Haiku is suitable for
a casual lunch with a friend or a more formal dinner. On busy nights, the
combination of low light and boisterous conversation inside makes eating outside a
particularly worthy option.

Village Cup & Saucer - 143 Parkway Road

A little coffee shop offered here more for the sake of completeness, Village Cup &
Saucer is located in a cleaner, brighter portion of Bronxville on the less busy
side of the train tracks. For those who want to sit in the sun without seeing
suburbanites wander around, this may prove the perfect place to rest one's feet,
sip a cup of tea and eavesdrop on neighboring gossip.