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Horse and Hound Inn
94 Spring St
South Salem, NY 10590
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Dinner
Appetizers
Little Neck Clams
$11.95
with shallots, butter and chardonnay
Baked Brie
$9.95
wrapped in filo w/apples and crackers
Fried Calamari
$9.95
served with traditional marinara sauce
Spinach And Portobello Ravioli
$9.95
with basil pesto and grape tomatoes
Firecracker Shrimp
$10.95
spicy stuffed shrimp wrapped in bacon
Salads
House Salad
$6.95
garden field greens and tomatoes
Goat Cheese
$11.95
over mixed greens with bacon, sundried tomatoes, lemon dijon vinaigrette
Classic Caesar Salad
traditional romaine salad w/croutons and sun dried tomatoes
- $9.95
- With Salmon $16.95
- Chicken $14.95
- Shrimp $17.95
Belgian Endive
w/apples, walnuts, bleu cheese and sundried cranberries
- $9.95
- With Filet Of Beef $21.95
Pasta
Spinach And Portobello Ravioli
$17.95
with basil pesto and tomatoes
Linguine Marinara
$13.95
tossed with our homemade sauce
Rosemary Parpadelle
$23.95
with shrimp, tossed with olives, grape tomatoes, basil and garden peas
Little Neck Clams
$22.95
over linguine with chrdonnary buerre blanc
Entrees
Atlantic Salmon
$22.95
with english cucumber salad, dill sauce
Pan Roasted Halibut
$23.95
with shaved fennel, red onions and citrus butter
Maryland Crabcakes
$22.95
pen fried with a remoulade sauce
Stuffed Shrimp
$25.95
crabmeat stuffed jumbo shrimp, lemon white wine butter
Chicken Silvano
$19.95
parmesan encrusted w/pimento cream sauce
French Cut Chicken
$20.95
with marsala wine, shallots and mushrooms
Sauteed Calves Liver
$21.95
bacon, caramelized onions, port wine reduction
Seared Duck Breast
$23.95
with mango coufits
Bbq Baby Back Ribs
$25.95
a full rack in our own barbeque sauce
New York Shell
$26.95
grilled 18 ounce
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday:
5:00pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday:
5:00pm - 9:30pm
Thursday:
5:00pm - 9:30pm
Friday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Saturday:
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday:
5:00pm - 9:00pm
About Us
The origin of the Horse & Hound Inn long predates the American Revolutionary War. While 1749 provides the earliest known record of the house as an inn, it was built as a homestead prior to this date. It served as a mason schoolhouse, a gin and rum mill, and also a stage coach stop on the Old Post Road from New York City to Danbury. The adjoining building served as a blacksmith shop for servicing guests horses and travelers along the Post Road.