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Mount Kisco

The village of Mount Kisco is home to more than 10,000 Westchester residents. Located north in the county and surrounded by Bedford and New Castle, this town acts as a hipper, more sophisticated little sister.

LIFESTYLE

LIFESTYLE

The 3 square miles of Mount Kisco vary from large residential lots to small-town Main Street shops to big-box stores on the Avenue (or in this case, North Bedford Road). It’s country living without the country remoteness.

LOCATION

Location

Northern Westchester County NY

COMMUNITY

Community

The community of Mount Kisco is hard-working and chic. Some of the coolest restaurants in the county are located here, but also more down-to-earth businesses. The variety of things to do downtown give Mount Kisco an urban feel, and with its own Metro North stop, you can be in New York City in about an hour.

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Commute

Commute

Mount Kisco NY Commute Times

SCHOOLS

Schools

Schools in Mount Kisco

For the Kids

For the Kids

Mount Kisco loves its kids. There are several town-sponosred events such as Touch A Truck, a Halloween Haunted House, a pumpkin-carving contest, cookie decorating, gingerbread house building, and more. There are also several town youth programs like T-ball, martial arts, and soccer. Head indoors to Kidville, a gymnastics center for kids, or Jodi’s Gym, which has been providing children with gymnastics training since 1982. The Mount Kisco Library offers tons of children’s programming and special events.

AMENITIES & RECREATION

AMENITIES & RECREATION

Rockin’ Jump is an all ages trampoline park that kids love. They even have special toddler jump times where the littles can shake their sillies out without getting stomped on by big kids. Or get outside to Leonard Park, a 120-acre park with three swimming pools, fields, playgrounds, and hiking trails. The Mount Kisco Country Club is a 90-year-old privately owned club with a golf course, pool, tennis courts, restaurants, and childrens programming. Burn off some of the famous Mount Kisco meals at Orangetheory Fitness.

FOOD & DRINK

Food & Drink

Mount Kisco NY & Surrounding Area

Top 10 Restaurants

  • The Turk

  • 271 Reviews

  • Phone: +19148641900

  • $$  Turkish

  • Pour

  • 95 Reviews

  • Phone: +19148640606

  • $$  Wine Bars

  • M & R Deli

  • 34 Reviews

  • Phone: +19146665734

  • $  Delis

  • Azteca

  • 65 Reviews

  • Phone: +19142429313

  • $$  Mexican

SHOPPING

Shopping

When it comes to shopping, Mount Kisco has two faces. Need chain stores? Head to North Bedford Road and get your errands done at the nicest Target in the county, or hit up Stop & Shop, T.J. Maxx, or Kohl’s just over the border. Got time to linger? Stroll along Main Street and visit one of several acclaimed boutiques. Juliet Lingerie specializes in comfortable and chic undergarments in every size. Find the perfect dress for every ocassion at Nicoletti Couture. The Be Unique Boutique specializes in bridal gowns and formalwear.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Get sculpting at The Pottery Factory, where you can make candles and soap, paint your own pottery, and even learn the art of glass fusing. Learn to dance for fun or exercise at the Arthur Murrary Dance Studio. They specialize in ballroom, salsa, and swing dancing and host frequent events. The Mount Kisco Arts Council plans concerts, art shows, and museum visits in New York City. The Bow Tie Cinema is a local theatre showing first-run films.

HOUSING

Housing

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HISTORY

History

The village of Mount Kisco was first known as “Cisqua” in the 1700s, and the current name wasn’t made official until 1875. Mount Kisco shares its name with the Kisco River, which flows to the Croton Reservoir. The village of Mount Kisco was originally split between the towns of Bedford and Newcastle until as recently as 1978 when was emancipated on its own.

SURPRISE FEATURES

SURPRISE FEATURES

Exit 4 Food Hall is a picky group’s dream dining destination. Essentially an upscale food hall, members of your party can split up and order such varied items as sushi burritos, crispy duck pizza, beef brisket tacos, lobster mac and cheese, bok choi salad, tofu bimbimbap rice bowl, grilled octopus, avocado toast, and wood fired cauliflower, all under one roof. Add to that craft cocktails, beers, and wines, and you have a stellar night out.