Tarrytown Taxi
A Tarrytown taxi should cost the same at 2 a.m. as it does at 2 p.m. Ours does. That is not a slogan, it is the price list — flat around the village, flat out to all four airports, tolls and everything, and the number said out loud before you get in. No meter. No app. No account. Somebody answers the phone, and the car is already in town. Seniors pay less around the village.
Need a Tarrytown Cab? What It Costs and How Long It Takes
On timing, the honest answer is five to ten minutes for most village pickups. Dispatch sends whichever Tarrytown cab is nearest, and on an ordinary afternoon that is a car a few blocks off. The exception is weather — when it snows everybody calls at once, and everybody waits a little.
What actually fills the day is unglamorous. The pharmacy and the doctor. A supermarket run with more bags than anyone wants to carry up a hill. A shift that starts before the buses do. The ride back from Main Street at the end of a night when driving is off the table. A cab service in Tarrytown NY earns its keep on those, not on the big trips.
Where We Pick You Up
- Phelps Hospital, straight up Broadway
- The length of Main Street
- Warner Library and Patriots Park
- Pierson Park, the marina and the RiverWalk
- Tarrytown Lakes
- The supermarkets and pharmacies along Broadway
Tarrytown Taxi Service to JFK, LGA, EWR and HPN
An airport run is where a meter does its real damage: forty-odd miles of it, plus whatever the traffic decides to do that morning. Tarrytown taxi service to the three big airports is priced as one figure with the tolls already inside, so there is nothing left to settle at the curb.
Westchester County is the easy one, about twenty minutes east on 287. For JFK, LaGuardia and Newark we take the flight number and watch it, then move the pickup when the airline moves you. A two-hour delay should cost you the two hours and nothing else.
Booking Ahead Instead?
A flight you would rather not gamble on, a corporate pickup, or an event where the car has to be there and waiting is handled differently. That side is pre-booked and chauffeured, with the vehicle assigned in advance rather than dispatched on the spot — see Tarrytown car service.
What Riders Around Here Say
“Suzi was my driver. She was safe and knew exactly where to go. My address can be tricky but it was so easy for her. No more Uber, all my taxi will be from Jimmy from now on.”
Tom Hall“Whether it’s a ride to JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, or Westchester County Airport, they are always right on time.”
Juan Veloz“Used Jimmy’s for the first time last month for a one-way trip to JFK and was so impressed that I booked a pickup and return home immediately after being dropped off.”
Simon Rego“Great service, friendly staff, clean cars, fantastic local taxi service!”
Kathleen ScullyA Taxi in Tarrytown NY, or an App on Your Phone?
Nobody is pretending the apps do not work. Most of the time they work fine. The argument is only about the exceptions — the snow morning, New Year’s Eve, the five o’clock start when the screen says no cars nearby and means it. A taxi in Tarrytown NY that is actually based in Tarrytown does not have those nights, and the table is the plain version of why.
| Jimmy’s Taxi | Rideshare App | |
|---|---|---|
| The price | Flat, and you hear it before you get in | Changes with demand |
| Bad weather, 2 a.m., holidays | Same price | Usually the most expensive moments |
| Seniors | Reduced flat fare in the village | No local rate |
| Who shows up | Local drivers who know the village | Whoever is nearest, often from out of town |
| Booking | Call, text or WhatsApp — no app needed | App and account required |
The Tarrytown Local Taxi at Depot Plaza Station
Depot Plaza is the single busiest thing we do. A Hudson Line train empties onto the platform in one go and every person on it wants the same thing in the same minute. Text your arrival time before you board and a Tarrytown local taxi is at the curb as you come down the stairs, rather than you joining a queue for whatever turns up.
Mornings run the opposite way, and being eight minutes late is the entire problem. If you take the same train most days, ask about a standing pickup so it gets booked once instead of every week.
Tarrytown Taxi Cabs for the Hotels and Historic Sites
Visitors need much the same handful of trips. Tarrytown taxi cabs run the hotels along White Plains Road — the Westchester Marriott, the Sheraton, the Courtyard and SpringHill Suites — along with the Castle Hotel & Spa on Benedict Avenue and the Tarrytown House Estate on East Sunnyside Lane. From any of them it is a short ride to Lyndhurst on South Broadway, Sunnyside on West Sunnyside Lane, or the Music Hall on Main Street.
That Tarrytown cab service covers the whole village, riverfront up to the Thruway and Patriots Park down toward the Irvington line. Past the border the same flat-rate approach applies: Elmsford taxi east on Route 119, and Greenburgh taxi for the wider town around us.
Just Up Broadway: Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow sit side by side, joined by Broadway — a few minutes north, not a separate trip. The same cars cover both villages on one number, so Philipsburg Manor, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and the October crowds are handled exactly the way a run down Main Street is. See Sleepy Hollow taxi.
Questions Riders Ask
Do you offer a senior citizen rate?
Yes, on rides inside the village. Mention it when you call and the fare drops to the senior price rather than the standard one.
Do you run at four in the morning?
Yes, 24/7, every day of the year including holidays. That is the reason most people keep the number in their phone rather than looking one up when they need it.
Can you take me to an appointment and bring me back?
Yes. Tell us roughly when you expect to be finished and the return leg gets planned with the outbound one. It is one of our most common bookings, especially up to Phelps.
What do you need from me for an airport pickup?
The airline and flight number, and the terminal if you already know it. That is enough for us to follow the flight and adjust without you having to call back.
How do I book, and do I need an app?
No app and no account. Call, text or WhatsApp 914-564-7013 — right now for the next ride, or as far ahead as you like for a fixed time.