The Briarcliff Manor and Team Gullotta Raise Over $50,000 for Childhood Cancer Research
Category: Manor News
A couple of months ago, we were asked for help from a longtime friend and community member, Matt Gullotta, of Gullotta House. They wanted to raise $50,000! The cause was something, we couldn’t say no to – Helping a local child Gio Toribio, who suffered from cancer, have a research portfolio linked to his case, and have a research grant created in his name. It seemed like an incredible undertaking at the time!The Briarcliff Manor hosts a monthly event that
Alyssa and Brian’s newlywed glow is unmistakable. Take a look at this couple’s journey and how they ended up here with us at The Briarcliff Manor celebrating a day they will never forget.Q: How did you two first meet?A: We met at a mutual friend’s birthday party in NYC at a Rooftop bar called Haven. Groom: I immediately texted her when I left, I really liked her. Bride: I thought he seemed like a nice,
10 Reasons Why You Should Say Yes to the Venue!1. Our Beautiful View! With our beautiful views of the Hudson River, our wedding venue offers amazing sunsets at our picturesque Mansion. These breathtaking views are sure to charm your guests and provide a romantic wedding.2. Have Your Cake and Eat It!Why not have everything offered in one spot! We offer Full Catering services as well as Bar Services. With our all-inclusive venue, we are sure
You Asked, We Listened!
Category: Manor News
About a year ago here at The Briarcliff Manor we decided to go in a different direction with our business plan. Our event business was thriving so we closed our doors for our restaurant, Antipasti di Napoli, enabling us to continue to do what we do best for more than 25 years, which is to stay focused on our mission of providing spectacular events.However, over and over, we’ve been asked by customers near and far, “Is the restaurant open? … We just love coming
The Love StoryIn Josephine’s WordsLooking back, by the end of 2009, I had gone through one of the worst economic downturns and I was ready to get out. However, it wouldn’t be for a few more years as I endured the hardships that were brought on as a small business owner. I finally sold my business in September 2004. I was ready to make a change. It’s funny, as I looked back, the first thing





