All of our programs and menus have stayed the same.

Come enjoy the beautiful views, outdoor dining and larger bar!

See You there!

From Mohonk Rd. turn onto Canal Rd, which will be on your left if you’re coming downhill into High Falls, or on your right if your headed uphill out of High Falls.  Follow Canal Road (which becomes Berme Road) straight for 1.3 miles where you’ll turn right at  the “Stone Dock Golf Course” sign.  The Café will be on your right.

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 If you’re headed into High Falls on Rt 213 from Rt 209 & Stone Ridge; Take a right off of Rt. 213 immediately after you cross the red bridge onto Berme Rd.  Follow Berme Rd for 8 tenths of a mile where you come to the ‘T’ intersection. Turn right, and follow Berme road for 4 tenths of a mile where you’ll turn right at  the “Stone Dock Golf Course” sign.  The Café will be on your right.

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Wings styles are BBQ, Buffalo, or Garlic/Parm

Every Thursday...6:00 PM...Enjoy weekly music from one of the finest Showcases of Hudson Valley Songwriters -- three guest artists each week -- for only a suggested $5 per person, hosted by Kurt Henry and Cheryl Lambert (a.k.a. Shequila Tequila).  Great Food! Great Music! Good Times! See you there with your friends!

Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday ... 7pm...Big Joe Fitz & The Lo-Fi's

Mark Dziuba: guitar,

Robert Bard: bass,

Tim Whalen : drums & vox

Big Joe Fitz is a warm and engaging performer. "My goal is to connect with the audience... that's what I'm thinking about every time I step on the stage." He is a singer of uncommon sensitivity whose roots are deep in the Blues but whose music also combines elements of jazz, swing, funk, and soul.

As a performer Big Joe has opened for or shared the stage with such notable names in the Blues as The Holmes Brothers, Marcia Ball, Mighty Sam McClain, Eddie Kirkland, Little Sammy Davis, Madeleine Peyroux, Tad Robinson, Bruce Katz, Janiva Magness and more.

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delivered with great vocals and instrumental solos.

Sunday brunch with jazz guitar legend Eddie Diehl with bassist Lou Pappas. Diehl, widely recognized as one of the greats of jazz guitar, has worked with Hank Jones, Jack McDuff, Al Haig & Harry Belafonte. Pappas has performed with Jay McShann, Bill Watrous & Randy Brecker. The  Suggested $5 donation. Reservations suggested: 845-687-2699.

Eddie Diehl in his own words.... Born Eddie P. Diehl Jr. in Staten Island on June, 16, 1936. Was raised surrounded by music. My mother played piano, my father ukelele. There was ample influence from classical, pop & jazz. I played the uke during my 13th -14th years. Appeared on the Ted Mack radio show when I was 15. Started playing local gigs in senior year of high school. Moved to Manhattan in 1956. I worked at the NY Public Library where I met black musicians and started a decade long stint with social club dances for American, Cuban and Puerto Rican organizations. Played with the Nat Cole sing-alike Robert Harvel in '59. Others were Jack McDuff, Slide Hampton, Gloria Coleman, Miriam Makeba & Harry Belafonte. Later a short stint with Vic Damone. Then freelancing in NY with Bu Pleasant and Al Haig. Last steady work in the '70's was with the Billy Gardner Trio. I've lived in Poughkeepsie since 1984. I commuted to NYC in '85 to do a duo gig with Pat Patrick (father of Gov. Duval Patrick). Played thru the 90's with Harvey Kaiser's Kansas City Sound. My abilities as a repair (fretted instrument) craftsman has filled in the financial cracks along the way since 1965.

Lou Pappas, bass,  has performed with jazz artists Jay McShann, Bill Watrous, Tom Scott and composer Patrick Williams. After three years with the Oklahoma City Symphony, he moved to New York to accept the position as Bassist with the United States Military Academy Band, West Point, New York. As a member of the “Jazz Knights,” he performed at jazz festivals throughout the United States along with such guest artists as David Liebman, Byron Stripling, James Williams, Claire Fischer, Randy Brecker, Billy Cobham, and fellow bassist John Clayton. He performed regularly with the “West Point Chamber Winds,” and gave the world premiere performance of Robert Baksa’s Sonata for Contrabass and Piano.

]]> http://www.highfallscafe.com/archives/1688/feed 0 http://www.highfallscafe.com/archives/2030 http://www.highfallscafe.com/archives/2030#comments Tue, 08 May 2012 13:14:32 +0000 highadmin http://www.highfallscafe.com/?p=2030   [ Read More ]]]> Join us on May 27th as we celebrate our 7th anniversary and grand re-opening at our new location 12 Stone Dock Rd.  The party is also a benefit in honor of Jeanne Greene and Levon Helm with donations being made to The Benedictine Cancer center in their honor.  The day will begin with a ribbon cutting ceremony by the Rondout Valley Business Association at 12:30, followed by live music and an outdoor BBQ.

Play golf!  $36 for 18 holes of golf with 20% being donated back, reservations should be made by May 20th in order to get a spot. 687-7107

The party comes inside at 8pm with The Broad Band. Wear your dancin' shoes and come out for all day fun!

click here for more info. and the days music line-up  anniversary

The Benedictine Cancer Center

The new Center for Breast Health opened in December of 2011. The Center offers expert medical staff and advanced technologies to provide the most comprehensive preventive, diagnostic, treatment and recovery services available in the Hudson Valley. It has a consistent philosophy that the whole person must be treated, with a goal to meet the physical and psychological needs of individuals facing breast cancer in a comfortable and private environment. The skilled physicians, nurses, and technicians from the former Feldman Feldman Anolick Breast Center at Benedictine Hospital and Greenspan Woman’s Health Center at Kingston Hospital continue to coordinate and provide premier breast health services which include screening and diagnostic digital mammography, breast ultrasound, bone densitometry, and localization and stereotactic biopsies.