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By the People, for the People
Larchmont Native's New Film Premieres as Brunch and BBQ Spots Open in Lower Hudson Valley
From a new sports bar in Piermont to a beloved brunch spot in Ossining, the region is buzzing with new dining options this spring.
Apr. 8, 2026 at 8:25pm
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The return of brunch season brings a sense of community and celebration to the Lower Hudson Valley.White Plains TodayJeanne Muchnick's latest food newsletter highlights the opening of a new sports bar called NoCo Joe's in Piermont, the continued popularity of brunch spot The Tasty Table in Ossining, and the premiere of a new film called "Fantasy Life" written, directed, and starring Larchmont native Matthew Shear. The newsletter also encourages readers to vote for the best chocolate chip cookie in the Lower Hudson Valley and promotes an upcoming food and wine fundraiser event.
Why it matters
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the evolving dining and entertainment landscape in the Lower Hudson Valley, showcasing new business openings, local talent, and community events that are of interest to the region's residents. It highlights the resilience of local restaurants and small businesses as they emerge from the challenges of the pandemic.
The details
The newsletter covers several new dining options in the Lower Hudson Valley, including the opening of NoCo Joe's, a new sports bar in Piermont featuring barbecue favorites and other menu items, as well as the continued popularity of The Tasty Table, a brunch spot in Ossining that serves brunch all week long. It also mentions the premiere of a new film called "Fantasy Life" written, directed, and starring Larchmont native Matthew Shear, a former Mamaroneck High School student. Additionally, the newsletter encourages readers to vote for the best chocolate chip cookie in the region and promotes an upcoming food and wine fundraiser event hosted by the Arc Westchester Foundation.
- NoCo Joe's sports bar in Piermont opened on Monday, April 7, 2026.
- The Tasty Table in Ossining serves brunch Wednesday through Sunday.
- Voting for the best chocolate chip cookie in the Lower Hudson Valley is open until 10 p.m. on April 8, 2026.
- The Arc Westchester Foundation's 'A Matter of Taste' food and wine fundraiser event is scheduled for April 29, 2026.
The players
Matthew Shear
A former Mamaroneck High School student and Larchmont native who has written, directed, and starred in a new film called "Fantasy Life".
NoCo Joe's
A new sports bar that opened in Piermont, New York, on April 7, 2026, featuring barbecue favorites, pizza, and various entertainment options like TVs, pool tables, and darts.
The Tasty Table
A brunch spot located in Ossining, New York, that serves brunch all week long from Wednesday through Sunday.
Arc Westchester Foundation
A nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families, hosting an annual food and wine-tasting fundraiser event called 'A Matter of Taste'.
What’s next
Readers are encouraged to vote for the best chocolate chip cookie in the Lower Hudson Valley before the polls close at 10 p.m. on April 8, 2026. The winner will be revealed the following day.
The takeaway
This newsletter highlights the resilience and vibrancy of the local dining and entertainment scene in the Lower Hudson Valley, with the opening of new businesses, the continued success of established favorites, and the celebration of community events. It showcases the region's ability to adapt and thrive, even in the face of challenges, and invites readers to engage with and support these local offerings.


