Meyer's Olde Dutch in Beacon holds soft opening

Meyer's Olde Dutch, a new burger joint in Beacon, hasn't opened its doors to visitors yet.

But, customers can still grab a bite during the restaurant's soft opening. The restaurant is accepting orders at its back door and visitors can eat at its back patio, according to a press release.

The dining room for the restaurant opening at the former Poppy's Burgers and Fries location is still under construction.

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Customers can order anything off the restaurant's menu, including beef, lamb, chicken and mushroom burgers as well as hot dogs, fries and salads. Fans of craft beer can also $4 drafts from various local breweries.

Brian Arnoff, owner of Meyer's Olde Dutch and Kitchen Sink Food & Drink in Beacon, said he hasn't solidified a date for the grand opening, adding that it would likely take "a couple weeks still."

The finished restaurant will feature a full-service bar as well as counter and kiosk ordering.

Customers can visit the restaurant at 184 Main St. or visit meyersoldedutch.com for the menu and other updates.

Geoffrey Wilson: gwilson@poughkeepsiejournal.com, 845-437-4882, Twitter: Geoff_LW