Westchester · Sound Shore
Larchmont
The quietest Sound Shore village, the Manor Park shoreline, and a Metro-North stop 30 minutes from Grand Central.
Larchmont runs as the quieter Sound Shore neighbor, village-scale, walkable downtown, Manor Park's shoreline path, and a Metro-North commute that clocks at 30 minutes to Grand Central. The downtown mix is coffee rooms and a handful of dinner restaurants where the same tables turn over on a Friday night. Larchmont opted out of adult-use cannabis retail, so there is no licensed dispensary in the village; the closest licensed shops are in New Rochelle. Consumption stays off public space across the village, and Manor Park is no exception.
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In LarchmontLarchmont, Rye, and Port Chester: The Sound Shore Cannabis Rules2 min readRead →How to Actually Use Hudson Valley Restaurant Week in Westchester3 min readRead →Westchester's Zero-Proof Menus and the THC Seltzer Question, the Weekday Shift4 min readRead →Scarsdale and Bronxville Fine Dining and the Cannabis Rules2 min readRead →White Plains and Mamaroneck: Dinner Out, Cannabis Rules In2 min readRead →
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Leaving Grand Central: The Commute Home and the Cannabis Rules3 min readRead →
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In LarchmontNew Rochelle and Larchmont Quiet Evenings and Licensed Shopping2 min readRead →Cannabis Social Clubs in Westchester: None Are Licensed, and What Is Legal Instead5 min readRead →Westchester Empty Nesters, Drinking Less and Reading the Cannabis Label3 min readRead →Pleasantville and Chappaqua Wellness Villages and the Cannabis Rules2 min readRead →Westchester's Sober-Curious Shift: Drinking Less in the Suburbs2 min readRead →
