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Blue Hill at Stone Barns: Splurge-Worthy Winner

Patch Readers have spoken: Stone Barns is where you want to dine on someone else's dime.

 

It was a clear winner from the start:

won this week's for best place to dine on someone else's dime.

Our readers wanted this to be the venue for their special splurge. Blue Hill won with 43% of the votes (37 voters).

One commenter wrote: “Stone Barns definitely. If it's , it's good enough for me!”

While another wondered, splurge or not, if you still went home hungry. “I guess I would pick Stone Barns. Since we've never wanted to pay for what it costs to eat there, it's a little hard to say for sure! My sister says that everyone she knows who has actually eaten there says that you are still hungry when you leave. For those who have gone there, is this true????”

Anyone want to speak to that? Isn't that often the case that the more you pay, the less you eat?

came in second with 19% of the votes (17 voters). Third place went to at 9% (8 voters). Honorable mentions go to and , tied at 5% and 5 votes each.

Congrats to all and stay tuned next week for Best Florist! Voting will begin Monday at 5 a.m. and go through Friday 9 a.m. 

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