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Peter Pratt's Inn
673 Croton Heights Rd
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
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Winter Menu
Starters
Soup of the Day
$12.00Simple Salad
$12.00
Greens, Tomato, Onion, Cucumber & Balsamic Vinaigrette
Arugula Salad
$16.00
Apple and Olive Oil Dressing, Spiced Pepitas, 4 Year Aged Gouda
Peking Duck Quesadilla
$17.00
Hoisin Sauce, Sour Cream, Scallions
Heirloom Squash Toast
$18.00
Buttercup Squash, Hand Dipped Ricotta, Chili, Honey
Mushroom Flatbread
$19.00
Lion's Mane & Oyster Mushrooms, Truffle & Hazelnut Mascarpone, Caramelized Onion
Charred Octopus
$19.00
Chorizo, Yukon Gold Potato
Steamed Trenton Main Mussels
$22.00
White Wine, Garlic, Herbs, Crostini
Crispy Pork Belly
$16.00
Shaved Brussels Sprouts, Walnut, Apple Balsamic
Entrees
Burrata Ravioli
$29.00
Mushroom Cream Sauce, Sauteed Spinach
Rabbit Stew
$36.00
Rabbit, Rabbit Sausage, Roasted Vegetables, Rabbit Veloute
Cider Brined Chicken Breast
$34.00
Mash Sweet Potato, Beurre Blanc
Venison Porterhouse
$44.00
Mushroom Conserva, Cranberry Roasted Parsnip, Poached Pear, Sauce Poivrade
Pastrami Spiced Salmon
$38.00
Apple & Fennel Slaw, Roasted Potato, Mustard Vinaigrette
Duck 2 Ways
$39.00
Pan Roasted Breast, Confit Leg, Farro
Cioppino
$38.00
Clams, Mussels, Shrimp, Calamari and Cod in a Rich Tomato Broth
Red Wine Braised Short Ribs
$42.00
Celery Root Puree, Haricot Vert
Lamb Lollipops
$48.00
Herb Marinated, Smashed Fingerling Potatoes
Grilled Cowgirl Steak
$51.00
Hand Cut Fries, Truffle Butter
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General Info
Payment Types
All Major Cards
Cuisine
American - Contemporary
American - Traditional
Burgers
Italian
Meals
Dinner
Hours
Monday:
-
Tuesday:
-
Wednesday:
5:30pm - 10:00pm
Thursday:
5:30pm - 10:00pm
Friday:
5:30pm - 10:00pm
Saturday:
5:30pm - 10:00pm
Sunday:
5:30pm - 10:00pm
About Us
PETER PRATT'S INN, an old converted colonial home with 200 year old sugar maple trees lining the front of the property, is located in the oldest section of Yorktown and is situated at the battle site of the demise of General George Washington's Northern Continental Command Post to the British Tories in 1781. Across the street is one of the oldest structures in Westchester, the Davenport House, which served as General Washington's command post during the Revolutionary War.
The restaurant area was originally the foundation of a barn built in 1780. The dining room remains authentic in its colonial design and construction. Overhead, thick, petrified chestnut beams rest on granite boulders, the foundation for 75% of the building.
The Inn was a part of the Carpenter-Davenport homestead which encompassed 250 acres including the land of Loch Ledge Country Club (off Route 118). In 1823, the center section of the building was constructed in colonial design, the wings added in Victorian shape years afterwards to make room for the new Daniel Griffen ownership, and his children's children. (Daniel Griffen married Amy Carpenter who inherited this land from her great grandmother, Rachel Davenport). Finally, in 1861, Daniel Griffen completed the house as you see it today.