Uncle Sam's Canteen

4 reviews

+1 (845) 229-6597

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4079 Albany Post Rd

Hyde Park, NY 12538

+1 (845) 229-6597

http://vhgny.com

Uncle Sam's Canteen is a cozy eatery nestled in Hyde Park, NY, offering a variety of classic American dishes and beverages.

With a welcoming atmosphere and friendly service, this establishment provides a casual dining experience for locals and visitors alike.

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5.04 reviews

Darrin O.

6/11/2024

This has become a favourite local stop. Delicious clean food and drinks. You can order a made in house sandwich/meal or a grab and go. My go to has become the chicken salad on croissant with a...

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Alexander Z.

10/28/2022

We wanted to have some lunch and also get some tourist time at the FDR home and library. This tiny shop did not disappoint. They don't have a menu like the ones shown in past reviews. But they...

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Trevor M.

9/19/2022

Lots of food options inside a beautiful space with impressive oversized artwork from WWII -- a standout in the genre of museum cafe with predominantly grab-and-go options!

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Jaime G.

7/7/2017

Little cafe at the presidential library, FDR burial site, and FDR home. We got wraps and grilled cheese. The food had lots of flavor and the potato chips were homemade. Deliciously surprising.

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