Shop hours run earlier than the kitchens below, so buy first and keep purchases sealed.

Mamaroneck Avenue — The Dining Spine

Mamaroneck Avenue is White Plains' restaurant spine, running from downtown south toward the old post office. The usable list after 10:

Lazy Boy Saloon on Mamaroneck Ave runs one of the longest late-night kitchens in Westchester: a serious burger and wings that stay available past midnight on weekends.

Sam's of Gedney Way (just off Mamaroneck Ave) has been the neighborhood-Italian late dinner for half a century. Closes earlier than the late kitchens but stays open to 10 on weekends.

Haiku White Plains runs sushi until 11 on weekends. Useful when everyone else has closed the kitchen.

The City Center / Ritz Food Hall Cluster

The Ritz-Carlton and the City Center / Galleria development on Main Street have layered on a few additional late options:

Boston Market-style late-night takeout, the food court-style anchor. Fast, reliable, open late. Not glamorous, but open.

42 The Restaurant (top of the Ritz), late weekend kitchen, big views. The "we're spending on dinner" option.

Kuma Inn, ramen, small plates. Closes around 10 but carry-out runs later.

For the Post-Midnight Run

When Mamaroneck Ave has shut down, White Plains has 24-hour diners within a short drive:

• The Eldorado on Central Ave (technically Hartsdale, but 10 minutes from downtown White Plains) — 24 hours.
• Broadway Diner, similar tier, open past midnight.
• The Country Diner on Rt 22, the rural-suburban 24-hour fallback.

See our 24-hour diners in the Hudson Valley for the broader map.

Getting In and Out

Metro-North drops at White Plains station in the middle of downtown. Harlem Line runs to Grand Central in about 35 minutes. Dinner on Mamaroneck Avenue and the last train home is an easy night out from the city. Cannabis purchases ride home sealed in original packaging.

Driving — Bronx River Parkway Exit 22 or Exit 23 drops you in the city. Parking is metered weekdays, free weekends + after 6.

Compliance, Quickly

• 21+ only, licensed shops only. Verify via cannabis.ny.gov.
• No consumption at restaurants, on Mamaroneck Avenue, or in downtown parks.

New York state law prohibits cannabis consumption on state-owned land and in public spaces.

• No consumption on Metro-North, trains are private property, the operator prohibits it, and platform spaces are public.
• No consumption in cars, driver or passenger.
• Start low, go slow on edibles. Onset can take up to two hours; read the label and don't take more because the first piece seems mild.
• Never drive impaired.

Where to Go Next

• Yonkers cannabis dining guide
• Peekskill artist-revival guide
• Tarrytown + Sleepy Hollow weekend guide
• 24-hour diners in the Hudson Valley
• Best pizza in the Hudson Valley after 10pm
• Cannabis drinks for beginners

This is a dining guide for adults 21+. Cannabis is legal in New York for adults 21+; consumption rules apply. Always verify current cannabis laws at cannabis.ny.gov.