Little Drunken Chef

This place is great for a social dining experience. There’s outdoor seating that I’m a fan of. The ambiance is fun and exciting. The food is fantastic! The oysters are fresh and delicious, the oyster bar is a great place to sit and enjoy the fresh selection of oysters offered. The calamari was crispy with a tomato sauce dressing, it was sooooo delicious! The croquettes are not the traditional ones I’m use to, however they are delicious! The wild mushroom ravioli is an item you must order! The tikka sliders with the seasoned fries was very good. The samosas were good as well. The menu is interesting and the dishes are small enough to try several at the same time. The sangria is accompanied with a fruit icepop to keep it sweet. The passion fruit dessert was light and sweet. They have an paella on the menu that I can’t wait to come back to try. The price is pretty reasonable for the quality of the food and the delicious flavors.

The wife and I came here for happy hour drinks and food. The food was amazing and great choice of local craft beers. The service was also great, The owner came out and greeted us. We will definitely go back soon.

My friend and I went to the Little Drunken Chef tonight. There was a 45 min wait for a table but we were able to sit at the bar. Sometimes you get better service at the bar. Well we had a great time sitting at the bar. I highly recommend the mango mojito it was incredible. The red and white sangria with the pineapple fruit pop was good also but if you had to choose just one go with the mojito. We had a few tapas one which was the bacon, brown sugar and Brie it was incredible. There was also a special similar to sushi that was great. If you have room for dessert the brownie point was very good. We will defiantly be back and also like to try there happy hour.

Fun atmosphere and décor.
Great drinks.
Novelty menu of tapas that they change up on a regular basis.
Big parking lot right behind it, and some street parking in front.

Just moved to the area so this was one of our first experiences in Mount Kisco. The food was great and service even better. Will be back!

Dennis has been incredible, time & time again. he has always been respectful, polite, so very sweet & professional to me & my friends! i go here for the food, the drinks (which are amazing when he makes them) & to visit him. the cocktails here are also very different & unique twists on classics, like the pisco sour (GET IT) & the grapefruit manhattan (GET THIS TOO)! have loved the goat curry (although it has a lot of bones, dig into the bones & scrape out the marrow, its delicious) & the lamb taco, along with one of the open faced specials they had, which i believe was a smoked salmon app. being a foodie, this is my go-​to. i love it. i love it so hard!

I visited with my family for a quick bite before a soccer game. We ordered all 4 tacos which were fine but we especially enjoyed the halibut taco. It had nice sized pieces of halibut and they were juicy too. We actually put in a second order of the tacos… The dumplings were good as well and I’d definitely get those again. Paella was good but spicy. Not sure if I’d call it an oyster bar. But, very clean and staff was friendly. I loved the décor; exposed brick, art, lighting, seating and little accents bring it all together. A nice addition to Mt. Kisco.

It’s okay, the food across the street (which the owner also owns the crêpe and Indian restaurant there too) taste a little better. Definitely a good place to go when you’re in the mood for oysters.

I came here with a friend. We went for a weekend lunch. The food was okay. Nothing great but nothing bad. The food wasn’t too exciting, but it was solid. The tapas style dishes were obviously small but they were flavorful. They also have an interesting drink menu. Overall the food and drinks were tasty. I’m not sure if it was worth the $ and hype but I’d go back for their happy hour.

Disappointing. Our friends raved about the food and there was a Bollywood event night. We made a dinner reservation for five of us and there was an additional $ 10 cover charge per person. Half an hour to get seated, extremely loud music and a lady shouting into a mic (really loudly). We were hoping for more of an evening of great Indian music, but it was like a loud aerobics class (fortunately we were sitting outside — can’t imagine if we had to sit inside). After 15 minutes, we headed to a local diner.
We absolutely love their other café across the street! Definitely a must go to the Little Crêpe café. Awesome Indian food and crepes. We will stick with the café for sure. Out $ 40, lucky one person was late. Hopefully they get some feedback and improve their events.

This is a Tapas place where you order a bunch of appetizers and share with a group of people. The food itself was pretty good. We ordered croquettes, seafood Paella, and pulled pork bao. Like I said, the food itself was fine and I didn’t have any complaints.
The portions weren’t that big. The concept isn’t ideal for people who eat a lot of food like myself. The bigger issue I had was the price of the food vs the amount of food you got. I thought the restaurant was very overpriced and not worth the price tag. With a group of 4 people we paid 25 – 30 dollars each when it was all said and done. I give them points for having a creative menu and having food that you don’t get to eat everyday, but the prices linger over everything else for me.

My wife and I went here on a busy Friday night and it was pretty tight to get everyone in there. We’ve been wanting to try this place out and finally had a night we both could go and were willing to wait the half hour that we were told it would take to get a table. We went to the bar and it was very busy, I ended up standing behind my wife for around 45 minutes until someone else at the bar left. We checked back in with the hostess who told me that they were clearing tables but didn’t give me an ETA of when we would be seated. We had some more drinks and now were starving so we ordered a couple of appetizers.
Here’s the only upsides, the food was good and so is the atmosphere. But all that is taken away because the service was abysmal. We ended up being there for a total of 2 hours and I never saw the hostess come by at the bar to sit anyone, let alone us. There were other people at the bar with the same story. On our third time of asking for a status, we asked to have some of the drinks taken off the bill and the hostess then went to get the manager. The manager asked when we came in, she checked the list of names and ours was listed a half hour later than we actually came in. We were then told that they had a table ready and the manager would be over to take care of the drinks and seat us. After 15 minutes of the manager or hostess not showing up we left extremely disappointed and went to another restaurant around the corner.
We’ve honestly never experienced anything like this before where the service and management was this bad, and that’s not an embellishment. If they want to stay in business they should invest in a notification system where people are buzzed or texted when the table is ready… or just train their staff better. We obviously won’t be going back which actually sucks because it’s fairly close to home and we liked the menu.

The Little Drunken Chef serves up a really tasty classic Valencian Paella! Rich and hearty this aromatic paella will certainly satisfy! Fresh shrimp and muscles cooked to perfection atop a bed of slowly simmered rice infused with the flavors of haddock, pork, chicken, spanish sausage, and lovely saffron. Mmm. Delicious. THAT PAELLA NEEDS TO GET IN MAH BELLY! ;-) Paella for 2 really could serve 3, especially if you get apps. It was a ton of stick to your ribs food.
Also enjoyed some oysters, they had about 4 types of east coast oysters to choose from. They were very fresh and well shucked (no dirt or grit, slid right off the shell, flesh intact and not damaged). Enjoyed some nice pemaquids and glidden points from ME and moonstones from MA (LI Bluepounts also available). Oysters are served with mignonette, cocktail sauce, and horseradish.
Nice décor, relaxed vibe, patio seating. Very pleasant and helpful staff. Overall enjoyable dining experience and will definately return.

Wonderful food! Wonderful service! Great wine on tap! We had a wonderful evening out!

What an awesome surprise. Took the family and the servers were great with their suggestions. We loved the Goat curry. Theres curry and theres curry. This is awesome curry and with goat cooked to perfection. Cant wait to come. back to try the other dishes.

Drinks (pink panther, mojito, margarita, red sangria) were all good– not spectacular, and they ran a little on the sweet side for me, but they were definitely good. Portion sizes were good for small plates, and the food (jamon croquettes 4 ways, pork buns, pork/​chicken/​fish tacos, chicken tikka sliders, cheese plate, tibetan lama momos) was all tasty. Prices were reasonable across the board.
The space was maybe a little tighter than the average Westchester restaurant (but on par with most similar places in Manhattan), but we knew that going in so it wasn’t a big deal. We also knew there would be a DJ around 10, so we were expecting the increased noise level (it wasn’t really that bad anyway). It was a little weird toward the end of our meal when the servers kind of rushed out of our table so they could clear the floor to make room for… what, exactly? I’m not sure. There was plenty of space for everyone in the bar, and no one was trying to use the dining room as a dance floor, but we were feeling fat and happy and almost done anyway, so it worked out OK.
Overall, it’s a surprisingly nice little spot in Northern Westchester.

One star is too much for this restaurant. Beware families with children! They are NOT kid friendly.
At 6pm, I went in there with my husband and my 7 month old daughter and the restaurant was empty. The hostess gave me this confused look and said hold on. Then another woman ran to her and whispered something to her and then she told us that they were completely booked. Clearly, they didn’t want our baby in here.
Don’t waste your time coming here. The staff were very young, rude and unprofessional.

This is a very solid restaurant I stopped in while in Mt. Kisco recently. They serve a fairly expansive menu of tapas, paellas, and tacos, all at a good price. While some of the dishes we tried were a little one note, on the whole this place deserves a 4 star so I am writing this review.
Anyway, best dish by farrrrrr: Chicken tacos-​I let these puppies sit for a while bc we were waiting for a paella and even lukewarm these were pretty amazing. Well-​marinated meat, solid spice, nice corn tortilla.
The worst dish we had was actually that paella, it was like a chicken vindallo version, but it just kind of lacked soccarat and flavor. They have a straight up spanish-​style paella on the menu here and I would say that is prob the way to go if you are in the mood for this kind of stuff.
The patatas bravas here were pretty great, a little overwhelmed by a spicy tomato sauce, but very tasty. We also had the dosas that were actually good too. Also, this restaurant had a pretty solid atmosphere. So no real problems, def rock this place if you are in the mood.

Delicious food & great atmosphere. Came in with a friend on a Tuesday night around 6. It wasn’t busy so we were seated immediately. The décor is lovely and has a city vibe to it.
We split all of our dishes and both liked everything. Halibut ceviche, papas bravas, croquettes, shrimp, chicken dumplings (amazing sauces) and the paella for one. The paella was just ok. Would probably try something else instead next time, but there will definitely be a next time!

Really cool atmosphere. Will be a great addition to Mt. Kisco for a place to go for good drinks. The Russian Mule drink was so delicious and refreshing. Oysters were really good, pork buns, and falafel in the 4 way option is delicious. They are each served on a different sauce. Bonnie really livened up the area — with delicious food. Can’t wait until the menu is finished so we can try more food there :)
I added pictures of the menu– check them out in the photos section