The Hudson Valley at dusk

Armonk, New York · Opening 2027

A new American table in downtown Armonk.

An 1820 building restored as the area's first LEED-certified room — 144 seats from Chef Roxanne Spruance, built around the seasonal bounty of the Hudson Valley.

Field and stream to fork

Inspired. Seasonal. Organic. Local. Fresh.

Lunch, dinner and a dynamic bar at the heart of the hamlet — a calm, biophilic room where the food and the land do the talking.

Executive Chef Roxanne Spruance at work

Executive Chef

Roxanne Spruance

A critically acclaimed New York chef known for innovative, seasonal cooking that respects regional traditions. Her pedigree runs from WD~50 with Wylie Dufresne to Blue Hill at Stone Barns with Dan Barber, her own Michelin-recommended Kingsley in the East Village, and Executive Chef at The Barn at Bedford Post — Michelin Plate in 2021 and 2022.

At Flybrook she leads a kitchen built around ingredients grown on our own land in Livingston Manor and across the valley — an avid hunter and angler, she's a Food Network Chopped winner and a Crain's 40 Under 40.

Inside the Room

A warm room beneath timber and string light.

A dish being finished in the Flybrook kitchen

The Kitchen

Whole-animal, valley-grown

A menu that turns with the season — composting kitchen, custom Hestan suite, expansive wine list, craft cocktails with local spirits.

The regenerative farm in Livingston Manor

Our Farm

121 regenerative acres

Grown in Livingston Manor, on the table by lunch in Armonk — and the same fields host our farm dinners in the Catskills.

The Flybrook bar

The Bar

An 11-seat bar, a room to gather

A dynamic bar, a covered porch, and a seasonal rooftop above — 144 seats across the building, May through October.

12 Maple Avenue

An 1820 building, restored.

Two original exterior masonry walls and the facade have been preserved; everything inside has been rebuilt for a long, careful life. The new Flybrook is the first LEED-certified building in the area — geothermal heating and cooling, recycled and bio-based materials, and architectural salvage from other at-risk buildings in collaboration with the North Castle Historical Society.

1820
Building
3,500
Square feet
144
Total seats
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The Hudson Valley near Armonk

Opening 2027

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