Cobble Stone - American restaurant in Purchase - 620 Anderson Hill Rd, USA

Last time I went here was some 30 years ago. Hasn't changed. Food is great, friendly service, very reasonable prices, but the decor definitely needs to be updated! I went on a Sunday afternoon after visiting the PepsiCo Sculpture Garden. Nice time.

Awesome local pub. Really good pub fare and great waiters

Lovely restaurant with a comfortable, pub like atmosphere. Food was good and the beer selection was excellent, with some great beers that I'd not come across before. Service was attentive and friendly.

I worked in Greenwich for 10+ years and had lunch at the Cobblestone frequently. Went tonight with my family and although the food was ok the service was terrible. At times all three waitresses were standing around talking or on their cell phones. Unless we flagged someone down no one was checking in on our table. The restaurant was not crowded and when we asked a waitress to please clear our plates my mom asked if our waitress left for the night. Turns out our waitress did not leave and came back over to our table to tell us she was busy counting money at the bar. Unprofessional and rude at best. Count your money when you close and service your customers. We will not be back.

Always a great meal here.

Seriously, this is a place worth the drive. It looks like the three bear's cottage on the outside, with warm walls and funky art and old advertisements on those walls. I had a special salmon with a Sriracha Honey sauce and my college age granddaughter had the Shrimp Po' boy wrap.Both excellent. A friendly , efficient wait staff and reasonable prices

Interesting only because it's a historical place, very dark and dreary atmosphere. Inside is all old heavy dark wood and kind of run down. Food and drinks were pretty good. Unfortunately, the Itty Bitty women's bathroom was especially bad. It looked like a single was converted into two stalls. Definitely not handicap friendly or even for anyone remotely overweight. The stall door literally must swing over the toilet seat to open or close, and the sink was ridiculously tiny as well.

Excellent stop for lunch, that we happened by while traveling. Onion soup was cheesy and just a bit salty. Pastrami and Reuben both excellent. We will stop any time we're nearby. Great atmosphere too.