The empanadas are delicious, there is a nice selection of different empanadas and the rice is…read moredelicious also. The staff is friendly and I see a bright future for them.

Located in the heart of downtown Beacon, if you are a bread lover and a carb fan, this is your…read moreultimate destination. It's a tiny storefront that you might easily miss if you are glued to your phone. My wife and I ordered a loaf of the kalamata olive bread and a loaf of the whole wheat sourdough. Giant loaves. They also have fresh baked pastries which we did not try. Get there early because they will run out of their breads and pastries. The bread was very fresh and very tasty. The prices were reasonable compared to other bakeries in the region. The service was very good and friendly. Like I said, if you love bread this is your spot.

I can only review the muffins I have purchased twice now at the Cold Springs Farmers Market. I love…read morethem! They are so good, just like a home made muffin would be, light and delicious. One of these days I'll try something else and also try to visit the bakery in Beacon. But beware, those muffins sell out fast!

My partner and I love the town of Beacon, NY, and especially eating at the Food Hall. It is hidden…read moreon the main street. Very colorful interior with bar at the end of the space and an outdoor area. There has been quite a few different vendors over the last five years there. On our last visit we decided to try Nami Yum Yum. We ordered a veggie sushi sandwich ($14) for me, which featured a few veggies with rice wrapped up in soy paper; New York Strip ($25) for him, which was a bowl with steak, roasted potatoes and other things; Sweet Plantains ($6) for the table, with cream and cotija. We both got a Jarritos each. Service was timely. Everything was creative. I never had a sushi sandwich. It tasted pretty good too. I wasn't really feeling well and couldn't enjoy it as much as I intended to, but it was nevertheless yummy and unique. My sandwich came with a side of puffed up chips (I actually don't know what they are called). The plantains were also very good. I am glad we ordered them as a side because it was a good side to eat with our meals. Overall no complaints, I would eat there again.

We decided to grab dinner here last minute on Saturday night of our trip to Beacon. This seemed…read morelike a great option because it meant that my husband and I could order different meals but still eat them together. There were only 5 different food stalls plus the ice cream stall in the very front, however only 3 of the food stalls were open at 7pm on a Saturday. This is a small town, so I get it, but I was thoroughly surprised at this because of how crowded the entire town had been all weekend (it was truly the perfect weather to be out here!). The taco food stall had some Mac and cheese that I really wanted, but he was so overwhelmed with making a large order with only one person helping him that he literally told me to come back in 30 minutes to place my order. I ended up ordering the Pimento Grilled Cheese Sandwich from the burger place, where the guy (working solo) told me it would take about 30 minutes before it would be ready. We were in no rush, and it was DEFINITELY worth the wait!! The ooey gooey cheese paired with perfectly browned Texas toast satisfied my hunger after a long day of hiking and window shopping. My husband ordered the Paneer Kati Roll + Mango Lassi from the Indian food stall. He liked the roll, however we both decided that the lassi was average at best. Additionally, they served it with ice which was a huge disappointment (**being that my husband is from India, we have standards regarding Indian food). I'm giving 4 stars because the overall atmosphere of this food hall was not the best... Definitely NOT enough seating... They didn't seem to have anyone on staff taking care of the place, so the two tables that were empty when we arrived were extremely dirty (we cleaned one ourselves). They also didn't have napkins readily available and only 2 individual restrooms, despite having a bar in the back. Also, it was SO DARK inside... Scarce lighting which was not very pleasant or welcoming, especially since the sun was shining brightly outside. There is an outdoor patio, which is great, however because the weather was nice it was completely full. Final thoughts: this is a great place to grab lunch or dinner with a group of friends, especially if no one can agree on where to go. There's a variety of options and something for everyone to enjoy!

When I really want a grilled cheese that's dairy free (since I have an allergy to dairy and eggs),…read morethis is my favorite place. The fact that they have platano maduros plus other great menu items is the icing on the cake. Service is always good. Love the drink options. Ambiance is always good too--we usually eat there.

This was my first time really diving in for some authentic Dominican Republic food…read more I went with Tres Golpes, referred to as the three hits breakfast, this is also the national breakfast of the Dominican people. Dominican-style salami, fried cheese, and fried eggs served alongside mangú. Mangú, is boiled, mashed plantains and originated in West Africa. I was loving all the culture I was learning by simply dining here but what about the food right? Huge fan of the fried cheese, fried salami was okay, eggs basic but good, and the mangú I was a fan however it does not pack a ton of flavor in my opinion I also bought one Tequeno, which is a fried spear of wheat dough stuffed with semi-hard queso blanco. This is a popular snack in Venezuela. I was not a fan of this however as it was very tasteless. In my opinion it needed a dipping sauce of some sort. I was glad I tried the array of Dominican food however my girlfriend and I both agreed it wasn't our fav. Give it a try however as you may love it, and as you should be aware variety is the spice of life! As always people SYOY!!!

The chicken & cheese empanadas were delicious! However, I wasted $18 on the steak sandwich--I took…read morea bite and ended up throwing it away. I was also charged for fries twice. I ordered two chicken empanadas, a steak sandwich, corn salad, and one order of fries, which totaled $46.10. Then the lady said she didn't charge me for the fries, so she charged me another $6.75.

Holy delicious empanadas, La Polla. Such great pricing - the steak sandwich and chicken cutlet were…read morehearty and flavorful. We all know I am a sucker for an excellent mozzarella stick and they melted my heart. Will be returning.

Small Mexican food restaurant with a huge selection of vegan options…read more I don't eat any dairy and there were tons of options for me to choose between on their vegan menu. It wasn't just 1 or two options. It was more like 10-15 options. However if you aren't vegan there are many non-vegan options for you as well. I got a quesadilla with vegan cheese and chicken and chips with salsa and guac. All of which were very tasty and very filling. The inside of the restaurant is filled with bright colors and interesting art. The food is made very quick. It's not a conventional restaurant with waitresses or waiters mind you. You order at the front counter and if you are eating in they will bring it to your table.

I call it as I see it! I report the truth! Improve your…read moreservice and your food and maybe, people who go there who have an idea about what Mexican food is.

Such an unique and fun experience. A rotation of delight. Very clean, friendly staff and nicely put…read moretogether dishes.

stopped here after taking a hike for some refreshing sandwiches. I got the spicy turkey wrap which…read moreI thought was really yummy and filling, but it wasn't very spicy and my boyfriend got the Reuben. He really liked it, but he thought it could have more meat. The service here was really great. Everyone was super friendly and offered suggestions and we loved sitting in the outdoor area outback..

The tacos are the smallest I have ever seen. They gave us really tiny miniature plates, and I am…read morethinking, what is this for. Well, think Taco Bell taco size. Hudson Tacos are about 1/2 that size; about the length of the palm of your hand. 5 small street tacos, $27. Way too expensive! But if money is not an issue do your thing. Restaurant sits alongside the Hudson river, which is nice. But I wasn't coming for a view, I was coming to eat. Like another reviewer stated, "For me Hudson Taco will only live in my past." Mine too!

We stopped here on the way back from the Catskills per the recommendation of my coworker and this…read moreplace was really busy on a Saturday afternoon. People in the area clearly knew that this was the place to be and I felt lucky to be able to get a table right away! To be honest, I was still pretty full from breakfast that day so I wasn't able to truly enjoy as much as I'd have liked to, but between my husband and I we got 2 of the mushroom & shishito tacos, he got the cauliflower taco, and we shared the mushroom taquitos and a small guacamole and chips. This was the perfect amount for us as we needed what was basically a snack then. I wish I had more room to stuff in another mushroom & shishito taco because it was pretty darn phenomenal. The restaurant was on the water and the view was pretty phenomenal as well. You could tell it was a big draw for the restaurant itself and I hope to be back one day!

On our way to Resorts World wanted to have some Spanish food before trying our luck at casino…read more Saturday night around 8 only one other table was occupied. We were greeted and said we could sit anywhere and told no yellow rice and chorizo. Except for decor a mural of Old San Juan nothing authentic but we are here for the food. Ordered chorizo and maduros Empanadas appetizer tripeleta sandwich with side of tostones. Wife had Mofongo with shrimp. Empanada was really good never had that combo before so good start. Triplelta is steak pork and chicken and super soft hero/pan bread. Nice flavor tostones were big and were accompanied by a garlic white sauce. I like just ajo in oil which they did not have. Wifes mofongo was a little salty as were the jumbo shrimp in white sauce. She did receive a wonderful citrus dressing which she used on the little salad which she loved. We took most of it home since we were not looking to fill up prior to the casino. Saw a few people order takeout not sure if that makes up a large part of business or not. My wife and I have been in hospitality for 30 years and if you see a new face wouldn't you want to welcome them and thank them for trying out the restaurant? I think so. Not sure if it was owner or manager but he spoke to the one other table throughout our meal. I think he missed an opportunity to talk with us about our experience. Waitress spoke only English which is stark contrast to every Spanish restaurant in Brooklyn where we lived for 30 years. My wife is Puerto Rican so she was looking for that connection to no avail. So to close the food was decent but not sure I would make the trip back. We will keep trying til we find a real Spanish restaurant.

Food was a 6 out of 10. I enjoyed the appetizers more than the entree. Starting with the empanadas,…read moreI'm used to it being packed with meat and cheese. These had a lack of that, The alcapuras were nice and crispy and had flavor, but one seasoning used was unfamiliar, and they didn't need to add it. As per my sofito burger that had avocado, fried cheese, some sort of aioli really wasn't a marriage for me. It did not all go together. The ground meat was too thick and bland. I guess if you're starving, it'll taste good. Yuca fries were thick and hard. My husband's entree was better tasting but wasn't hot. The parcha juice was a 10/10.

Small restaurant with a few tables to dine in. Delicious food. Street parking available. The BEST…read moreChicharrón around if you ask me. They have a great $13 special as well.

The food is always sensational , everytime I order it's fresh off the grill . The restaurant is…read morealways extremely clean. This is my go to favorite local spot for sure