We grabbed breakfast from International Bakery and tried a mix of pastries and breads to share. The…read morecheese bread was soft with a lightly browned top, and the spinach pastry had a flaky crust with a savory filling. We also brought home a loaf of fresh bread, which had a crisp crust and soft center. There was a nice variety in the display, including several items I hadn't tried before. Everything tasted fresh and made for an easy breakfast at home.

I stopped by right before closing one afternoon and the staff put together a box of a delicious…read morevariety of foods for me to take to drop off at a families house I was going to that was dealing with a family emergency. The family told me how much they enjoyed it and how delicious it was. I wanted to remark on the kindness of the man and woman who were behind the counter and helped me out, it was the end of the day and they really went out of their way to give excellent service! I appreciated it so much! I will stop there again when in that area of the state.

If you're going to get a flat tire, I strongly recommend that you get one on NY-22, right in front…read moreof this deli, as I did. The staff are lovely (a man and his mother) and speak Italian to one another. They make their own mozzarella, soup, and at least some pastries, if not all. Cannoli are filled to order and excellent. Another pastry (crostata?), cut into squares with a shortbread-like crust, cherry jam and chocolate was even more spectacular and something that I *must* come back for. The man told me it was homemade. The sfogliatelle pastry was a little tough and stale, but the thick, ricotta-rich filling was delicious. To be fair, these things have a very short shelf life. I gave it a few minutes in the toaster oven when I finally made it home and the texture was far improved. The son patiently answered my questions [e.g. how to properly pronounce "sfogliatelle," how much the fresh mozzarella costs (about $11 / lb)] and the mother kindly warmed up some pasta e fagioli for me. Sandwiches seem to be the focus here -- the menu is vast! -- but I sorely needed the warm-you-from-the-inside-out comfort of soup at that moment. The rich broth full of red beans, potatoes, and carrots absolutely hit the spot. It's too bad that it took a flat tire to get me in this place. We've been driving by for years and have clearly been missing out all this time!

Quality very good. Overpriced…read more I ordered a hero. They said it would have to come of sliced bread. OK. Ended up with a small sandwich (which was very nice) at a hero price.

Favi has great food! Excellent value. Brazilian style sandwiches. I got the X Bagunca once, it…read morewas huge!!! It was my job to eat it and I did! Now I just stick to normal person portion foods... Awesome Place! Highly Recommend it...

CONCEPT: Favi Lunches & Deli serves common American deli…read moreitems, but with a Brazilian twist. Rather than rice pudding, Favi prepares Açaí. Yuca fries instead of potato fries. And the most notable... in lieu of relatively simple cheese and bacon burgers, Favi serves a variety of tall hamburgers known as X Tudu. A popular street and restaurant item in Brazil, X Tudu, pronounced "Shees-TOO-Dew" is a play on the Portuguese pronunciation for the letter X (Shees) and can be translated as "cheese with everything". And so it is! A variety of permutations are offered on the menu, with the classic X Tudu composed of layers of beef patty, mozzarella cheese, corn kernels, lettuce, tomato, bacon, ham, and fried egg encased in a sesame seed bun smeared with mayonnaise. EXPERIENCE: The X Tudus were highly recommended by neighbors, and I started with the Classic X Tudu. The composition seemed to exemplify a literal definition of brunch, with traditional American breakfast (egg, ham, bacon, cheese) joined with traditional American lunch (lettuce, tomato, corn, beef) in every bite. As this was my first experience with X Tudu, I am unable to remark on how well or how traditionally Favi executed the dish. I can report that the beef patty was relatively thin, allowing ground beef to be one of many thin layers that combine into a unique, complex single bite. Yuca fries complemented the X Tudu, as well as a small container of garlic-intense avocado purée. A refrigerator case is stocked with a wide variety of Brazilian desserts, including Brigadiero (chocolate fudge balls covered with chocolate sprinkles), as well as unique sugar-based sodas. Shelves are lined with Brazilian candies. It is clear that sweets are popular in Brazil! TIPS: X Tudu is very filling, as intended, and great option to pick up for brunch on a weekend errand run. I am told by neighbors that they prefer the sirloin option at Favi's (X Tudu Picanha). Try the imported Brazilian sugar-based sodas that are flavored with rainforest fruit (Guarana). Parking is available on the right side of the entrance.

We discovered this place while searching online for Spanish food in Brewster. Tanya, the owner, was…read morequite personable and we enjoyed spending a few minutes chatting. The menu offered a wide variety of choices and the only difficulty we had was deciding what we wanted to try. We took home beef, spinach, chicken, and mac and cheese empanadas.We also ordered rice and maduras ... Tanya even threw us a sweet potato as a sample to try. We found the food to be fresh and flavorful. The prices were reasonable. We were able to enjoy this food for three days! We were very pleased and will definitely return.

My first order via Doordash. If I could would be rated 3.5 stars…read more My order consisted of Beef, Cheese, French fries, and a dessert Churro empanada. All the empanadas arrived hot, and the french fries warm. This was great because my order was coming from a few towns over via delivery. I was going back and forth in my mind in reference to the amount of stars. The beef empanadas were delicious. Filled with plenty of beef, crusty and flaky crust. However, the cheese didnt have the pull I expected. The dessert churro empanada I couldnt really tell what the filling was supposed to be. However, it had plenty of cinnamon sugar on the outside. **My one clause for this review is give Alotta a chance**. As I will be doing the same. Ordering via a delivery service like Doordash its Very hard to have the full experience as if You dined, in or picked up the order yourself.

Love their fresh bread …read more Best to stop by early in the morning and late afternoon. Rolls will be piping hot. They also have bbq food for lunch and dinner. Looks so yummy turning around on the rotisserie. They speak primarily Portuguese but also English. Stop on by.

After endless recommendations to come and check out this Brazilian bakery, I finally paid them a…read morevisit! While in the area I happened to be craving desperately some pao de queijo and I knew exactly where I needed to go. I felt like I was in Brazil from the moment I pulled up into the parking lot til the moment I left. They have so many delicious Brazilian baked goods, sweets, breads, food, snacks, drinks and MORE. It was so fun to be able to try this place. Even though I only came specifically for the pao de queijo (which by the way is extremely cheap!), I can't wait to be back again and try other items.

Kibberia is always a fabulous option for lunch. Beef kibbe were well seasoned and tasted great,…read moreshawarma wrap was juicy and generously filled. Service was friendly and fast, and there's plenty of space for dining in.

Generous portions...order at counter. Waitress brings to table…read more Seasoned but salty. Chicken overdone. Fabulous humus and tahini. Bread dry and thin like tortilla. Actually three and one half stars. Place has great potential to be more!

Their breads are so good and fresh! They do speak predominantly Brazilian, so I usually speak…read moreSpanish to them (close enough). Tried their croissants today, and it was soft and yummy. They have many other breads and pastries which I have no idea what they are - I just point! The price per roll is only 40 cents, so I usually get a dozen at a shot. Great for any kind of breakfast or lunch sandwich. They have a buffet and serve yummy looking bbq meats. But this is in a cafeteria like setting and can be quite loud. You definitely know when a sports practice has ended or church services is out, because it seems like the whole family dines here, lol. So crowds are definitely welcomed!

Had the bbq ribs bread stuffed with chicken and bread stuffed with chicken and cheese…read more And chicken wings All were delicious Will definitely return to try everything else

Delicious, authentic Guatemalan dishes served in large portions and exceptional value. Can't beat…read moreit.

This is a hidden gem in mount kisco Guatemalan food at its best. The chef here is a great…read morecook. They have daily soups. Stews. Tabos. Steak seafood. The food heree is highly recommended The luck special is 10 bucks. You get rice and tortillas. They have daily special. They have warm bread. Great store/ restaurant