Pour — Restaurant in Village/Town of Mount Kisco

A Little City Magic in Mount Kisco:

Every once in a while, you find a place that just gets it. For me, that place is Pour in Mount Kisco. Nestled right on Main Street, this cozy cocktail bar is the kind of gem you’d expect to stumble upon in a tucked-away corner of Brooklyn or the West Village—but lucky for us, it’s right here in Westchester.

From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted by a vibe that’s both sophisticated and warm. Dim lighting, exposed brick, and shelves lined with top-tier spirits—it feels like a secret you almost don’t want to share (but I will, because it’s just too good).

The cocktails? Unreal. Every drink is crafted with care, balance, and a bit of flair. Whether you’re in the mood for something smoky, citrusy, or spirit-forward, the bartenders know their craft and love what they do—and it shows.

The service? Spot on. Friendly, attentive, and always ready to suggest your new favorite drink. You can come for a solo wind-down at the bar or gather with friends for a lively night out—either way, you’re in good hands.

Pour is more than a bar—it’s a full experience. A place that makes you forget you’re in the suburbs. It’s my go-to, my hidden gem, and easily one of the best spots around. Don’t get me on Wine Bingo nights! Feel like that needs...

I visited Pour in Mount Kisco this afternoon, and Luca’s a big reason it’s a standout. Tucked in a 19th-century Victorian house on Main Street, the place has this cozy, dimly lit charm—candles flickering, comfortable seating, no blaring TVs. Luca was running the bar with steady, focused energy, like he’s in his element. I ordered an espresso martini and a Smoke and Choke. The espresso martini was smooth, with a bold coffee punch and just enough vodka to keep it balanced, no overly sweet nonsense. The Smoke and Choke was killer—smoky mezcal, a subtle spicy edge, and this deep, earthy flavor that lingered in the best way. Luca shared a quick tidbit about the mezcal’s origins while mixing, making it feel personal without being pushy. Luca’s got a rare knack for making you feel at home, he was very personable and relatable. He’s all craft, no flash, and every drink’s precise. The vibe at Pour is spot-on for a low-key date or drinks with friends. Mount Kisco has its share of bars, but Luca’s work at Pour—those drinks, that atmosphere—puts him in a league of his own. I...

My experience here was not good, I came with 10 people which could have easily been a 1,000 check. The server was drunk, touchy and rude. I don’t mind dive bar service, but not when im paying 30$ for a double of bottom shelf vodka. Our drinks and service plus the price turned us off so bad we left and went to a dive bar. We did not come during dinner hours so we have not had the food. I would give them a chance with a day service. My experience almost felt like I was asking the staff to do me a favor everytime I asked for a drink. It’s sad to see a place with so much potential not get gratitude...