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Towne Crier Cafe is a restaurant, located at 379 Main St, Beacon, NY 12508, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 845-855-1300, visit their website www.townecrier.com for more detailed information.

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379 Main St, Beacon, NY 12508, USA
Added by Jopie, at 24 September 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday 4:30 – 9:30 PM
  • Thursday 4:30 – 9:30 PM
  • Friday 4:30 – 10:30 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM

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13 Reviews

  • Breccia Leigh
    24 December 2017

    Music is good, ambiance and layout for listening is great. Food is so-so, especially for the price. Was expecting a bit more for the food!!

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  • Chris Campilii
    18 December 2017

    Festive night with fantastic acoustics. Love it

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  • Perry Stein
    18 November 2017

    One the top music venues in the area. This place is a classic. They get great acts in a wonderful room with really good sound.

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  • H Chan
    08 October 2017

    Ordered the Cuban sandwich, but got the bbq pork instead. It was still a really good sandwich though. Softest ciabatta I ever had! They load it up with pork as well. My friends enjoyed their meals as well.

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  • Mr_ Ackley
    05 October 2017

    Good Food and Music. I've only been once, but would go again if I was in the area.

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  • KATHY Piciocchi
    14 September 2017

    Went to see Slam Allen on my birthday, great entertainment, food was excellent, service was good, not great. Fabulous place to go.

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  • Joe Siclari
    10 September 2017

    Surprisingly good food, ambiance and entertainment!

    The Towne Crier is a long established venue that originally played local and national folk, blues and other live music in Pawling. It moved to Beacon a few years ago and my wife and I finally went again. It's a different neighborhood and atmosphere. The foods better. We went on a Open Mic night. I cringed at the opening acts but they progressed quickly. The last few performers were superb. The desserts and specialty drinks are an enhancement that really helps let the music move you. Check the performers schedule for a fine night out.

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  • Daniel Bricker
    26 August 2017

    Cafe, bar, restaurant and concert hall all in one location. The brunch selection was limited, and the food was so-so. However, they provide live music from local artists.

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  • Jan Boney
    13 June 2017

    Good food, great atmosphere for the open mic.

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  • Matt McGarry
    07 May 2017

    Band was playing, people were watching. Beers are ok, food is ok. Nothing special, but no wait to get in like closer to town

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  • Wally Grabowski
    04 March 2017

    Good food, good music. I went to see Joe Louis Walker and the venue was perfect for dinner and a show. I had the burger, which I really enjoyed. I tried the black bean soup and it was fantastic. Definitely recommended.

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  • Nicholas Wells
    12 December 2016

    A number of different areas within the building - main stage room, smaller dining area with stage area, bar, etc. Good variety of local and nationally known performers - many different varieties of music. Seems to be a bit oriented towards folk music, "americana", singer/songwriter - some blues bands, jazz and rock, etc. The food is good but not cheap. The music cover charge is, in my opinion, usually excessive for a club in Dutchess county. The main stage room has a good sound system but can get noisy on crowded nights and, often, I find the sound mixing a bit lacking. It often will cost $ 175 + for 2 people for dinner and a show (if the performer is a "name" act). I'd rather go across the street and a couple of blocks away to Quinn's to hear live music. Being overpriced is my main reason for giving this place 3 stars. If prices were more reasonable would be 4+ stars. The front dining room music area is a much better deal - no cover and an airier, more open feeling smaller space with better natural acoustics than the main stage room.

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  • Stanley Mayer
    01 October 2016

    Visited last night to see Michelle Shocked. Always a wonderful place for live music. The sound is great. Good food too. Had the Asian dumpling soup, delicious.

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