Last Updated on August 3, 2026 by Jimmy
Larchmont Taxi — Fixed Airport Fares at Any Hour of the Night
Larchmont taxi, one price, agreed out loud before anything moves. It is $100 up to Westchester County Airport and $140 down to Kennedy, tolls inside the figure. Nothing to install, no account to open — you speak to a dispatcher, and the number you hear is the number you hand over.
HPNWestchester County$100
LGALaGuardia$130
JFKKennedy$140
EWRNewark Liberty$190
TEBTeterboro$170
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Taxi Larchmont NY — a Mile of Village and a Quarter Its Owners Still Run
Larchmont is smaller than almost anyone guesses: 1.10 square miles in total and 6,630 residents at the 2020 count. One commercial spine does most of the work. Chatsworth Avenue carries the shops, the schools and the walk down to the platform, Palmer Avenue crosses it and the Boston Post Road runs along the ridge above. Ordering a taxi Larchmont NY residents can actually be met by is rarely about distance. It is about which side of the Post Road you are on.
South of the Post Road, running down to Long Island Sound, is Larchmont Manor, and the Manor is not merely a neighbourhood label. It is a nineteenth-century shore development laid out by the Larchmont Manor Company, still recorded as Map 610, and titles cut from that map carry rights an ordinary village address does not. Manor Park, the waterfront strip at the end of it, is private land. So are Manor Beach, Fountain Square and four small traffic islands in the roadway, all owned by the Larchmont Manor Park Society, a not-for-profit the property owners formed in 1892.
That matters to a driver more than it sounds. The park opens at seven and shuts at dusk, the beach runs on membership, and the two clubs on the water — Larchmont Yacht Club on the harbour and Horseshoe Harbor at the Manor end — sit behind their own entrances. A Larchmont taxi reaches every street here without difficulty, but the last hundred yards of several of them belong to somebody in particular.
Above the Post Road, and Below It
North of the Post Road the village behaves like the rest of southern Westchester: avenues on a workable grid, house numbers where you expect them. Below it the plots were sold as waterfront lots, and much of what a map shades as open ground is somebody’s title rather than the village’s. Tell the dispatcher which half you are in and a Larchmont taxi has the rest of the address in a sentence.
Next along the shore are Mamaroneck taxi and New Rochelle taxi; the same drivers work Pelham taxi west and Scarsdale taxi and Harrison taxi inland. The county list lives on the Westchester taxi page, and anything diarised ahead is written up as Larchmont car service, priced the same.
You arrange to be collected at the park. That green strip along the water is private property, it shuts at dusk, and no vehicle goes into it at all.
Manor Park, Manor Beach and Fountain Square belong to the Larchmont Manor Park Society rather than to the village, and the right to be on them descends through deeds drawn off a subdivision map filed in the 1870s. The gates open at seven and close at dusk; past that hour the posted rule is trespass under state law. So the one landmark everybody names down there has no vehicle entrance, no street number and no standing after dark, and whoever is waiting ends up on foot at the edge of someone else’s ground with a case beside them.
We settle the collection on a public street before a car is assigned: the junction you will walk out to, which side of it you will stand on, and which park entrance or club gate you are coming from — used as a landmark, never as an address. Your Larchmont taxi figure is agreed on that same call and does not move afterwards.
Larchmont Cab — the Platform at the Foot of Chatsworth Avenue
Larchmont keeps its own Metro-North stop on the New Haven Line, at the bottom of Chatsworth Avenue by Depot Way, and the short Larchmont cab run down to it is what the phone rings for most. Expresses pass this halt without stopping, which stretches the gap between the departures that will genuinely carry you, so missing one is not a five-minute mistake.
Work Backwards From the Train You Want
Give the dispatcher the service you are aiming at rather than a guessed time, and the Larchmont taxi is counted back from it with the Chatsworth traffic and the school run in the sum. Say which direction you are heading too: the kerb beside the platform is short and turns over quickly at peak, so the exact spot is better agreed while you are still indoors.
Parking is the other reason people ring. Commuter spaces are permit-only and the metered bays nearest the tracks fill early, so for anyone travelling five mornings a week a standing Larchmont cab often beats paying for both a permit and a second car. Coming home is the other half of that sum: the walk down into the Manor is short on paper, longer underfoot, and unlit in stretches once the evening services thin out.
Larchmont Taxi Service — Three in the Morning, Billed Like Three in the Afternoon
Somebody answers the Larchmont taxi line at every hour of the year, Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day included. Nights here have their own rhythm: a first flight out of the Manor before the sky changes colour, staff opening up on Chatsworth Avenue in the dark, a hospital slot needing a five o’clock start, the last train met at an empty platform.
None of those hours changes the number. No premium was ever built into the structure for anybody to switch on, so the Larchmont taxi fare on New Year’s morning is the fare on an ordinary Wednesday afternoon. Booking early shaves nothing off it either. What it buys is a vehicle held in your name, and in a village of six and a half thousand people the vehicle is the part in short supply.
From One Phone Call to a Car at the Door
There is no app to install and no account to open. A single call settles the Larchmont taxi price along with the time and the place, and every step after it comes back to you in writing.
- 1Placed, not guessedCross street, destination, time and heads. Name the school or the corner and the house is pinned before the call ends.
- 2Quoted while you waitThe number comes out on the phone, whole, rather than an estimate that firms up later.
- 3Repeated in writingTime, address and price arrive by text, so the arrangement lives somewhere other than your memory.
- 4Owned by a driverConfirmation lands once a named person has taken the job, not when it has been broadcast at a screen.
- 5Followed liveA map link, which earns its keep on the parkway, where a car that looks near is behind a queue.
- 6A text at the doorYou hear from us the moment it pulls up. The pin stays saved, so the next Larchmont taxi booking takes thirty seconds.
Say the headcount and the luggage while the booking is still being made. A vehicle already on the road cannot change size, and its replacement starts from wherever the last drop-off happened to be. The Larchmont taxi price follows the journey rather than the class of car, so asking for the bigger one costs nothing.
What turns up unless you ask otherwise. Right for a station drop, or two people flying out with a case each.
Worth naming when a higher seat is kinder, or when a folding chair or a walker has to go in the back.
A whole household on one flight, a crew heading out together, or an evening that comes home as a single party.
- Car seats provided at no charge and fitted in advance
- Atendemos en español a cualquier hora
- Tolls sit inside the airport figure, not on top of it
- Standing accounts for anyone riding a Larchmont taxi weekly
- Cash, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or check pay the quoted figure; card adds a flat $10 service charge
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Five Airports, Five Fixed Numbers, Tolls Already Inside
Sitting this far down the Sound squeezes the whole Larchmont taxi card into a narrow band. Westchester County is lowest at $100, LaGuardia stands only thirty dollars above it and Kennedy forty, a spread most of the county never enjoys. Newark is the exception, two rivers and a state away, and its number says so. All five below are flat, identical both ways, and quoted with every toll counted in.
Twenty minutes up the Hutchinson and you are at the terminal door. The lowest of the five and the only field that never leaves the county, though LaGuardia sits just thirty dollars beyond it, which is worth a thought before booking.
Down the shore and over the Whitestone, the field most Larchmont taxi bookings before six in the morning are aiming at. Ask the night before and a car is held rather than hunted for.
Ten dollars more than LaGuardia for a good deal more road, around the far side of the city. Leave the flight number with the dispatcher: a late aircraft moves the collection time, not the figure.
Two rivers and a state line away, the longest job on the card. Every bridge, tunnel and turnpike charge on that route is counted before the price is said aloud.
Teterboro is $170 on the Larchmont taxi card, twenty dollars below Newark, and for that one the dispatcher wants the handler or hangar rather than the airport at large. The full set: $100 to Westchester County, $130 to LaGuardia, $140 to Kennedy, $190 to Newark Liberty and $170 to Teterboro. Every other town keeps its own column on the airport taxi rates page.
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Larchmont Taxi — Quick Answers
What is the number for a Larchmont taxi?
914-564-7013, answered by a person at any hour of any day. The Manor, Chatsworth Avenue, the station kerb, airport work and monthly accounts share the one line.
Can you collect from Manor Park or Manor Beach?
From the street entrance, yes. Both are private ground belonging to the Larchmont Manor Park Society, the park closes at dusk and the beach runs on membership, so we fix a junction on the public road and the Larchmont taxi treats the gate you walk out of as a landmark, not a destination.
Do you meet the trains at Larchmont station?
At every hour. Tell us the departure you actually boarded rather than the time you hope to arrive: much of the line runs through without stopping, so the service you are on says more than the clock does.
Is Larchmont car service priced differently from a taxi?
No. Same car, same driver, same flat figure; the phrase only says the trip was arranged ahead rather than wanted this minute. It earns its keep on a pre-dawn flight, or when more than four people travel together.
What are the flat fares to all five airports?
Westchester County $100, LaGuardia $130, Kennedy $140, Newark Liberty $190 and Teterboro $170. Each Larchmont taxi fare is flat, tolls counted in, and unchanged whichever way you are pointed. Trips inside the village are quoted on the call.
How do I pay, and does a card cost more?
Cash, check, Zelle, Venmo and Cash App all settle at exactly what you were quoted. A card adds a flat $10 service charge — $10 on the $100 run to Westchester County and $10 on the $190 one to Newark, because it pays a processing fee, not a share of the distance. Weekly riders are usually invoiced monthly.
Do you provide car seats?
Yes, and there is nothing to pay for them. Give us the ages when you book so the right seat is fitted before the car reaches your street, rather than wrestled with at the kerb.
Can you collect from Larchmont Yacht Club or Horseshoe Harbor?
Yes. Both sit behind their own entrances, so name the club and the gate you will come out of and the Larchmont taxi waits where you can reach it on foot. Evening jobs off the water are worth booking before you go in.