A few times a month, I make it my mission to take an adventure to Cold Spring. I really enjoy…read morecoming to Cold Spring, especially walking around and checking out all the cute shops. There's always something new to discover. While I was there planning to visit the Italian Art Gallery nearby, I came across Cold Spring Coffee House and saw that it had great reviews, so I figured it would be the perfect place to start my day. Getting there: If you're coming from NYC, the Metro-North is super convenient. The coffee house is an easy walk from the Cold Spring train station, which makes it a great stop when spending the day exploring the town. Inside, the coffee house isn't overly decorated, but it has a nice, relaxed atmosphere. I wasn't a huge fan of how close together some of the tables were, but it was quiet enough to sit. They also have a few tables out front if you'd rather enjoy your coffee while taking in the charming street. But the real showstopper here is the pastry selection! With such a beautiful display of pastries, who needs extra decorations? There were so many tempting options that it was hard to choose, but I ultimately went with the Goat Cheese & Honey Danish and paired it with a medium coffee. Overall, I'm glad I added this stop to my Cold Spring adventure. I always enjoy spending time here, strolling through the town, popping into the different shops, and finding little spots like this along the way. It's a great place to grab a coffee and pastry before continuing to explore everything Cold Spring has to offer.

I love Coffeehouse! They're such a great resource to have in Cold spring. You can get anything from…read morepastries to coffee to tea to sodas. The service is kind and fast. The ambiance is cosy. The tables are cute and have a worn down feel to them that makes it homey. I really like this place

My 5 stars is really for their famous giant chocolate chip cookie! We stopped by here for some…read morequick pastries after our cold hike. I was super excited to ask about the giant cookie when I was pointed to the last chocolate chip cookie still lying there waiting to be bought. I was a little disappointed by the size because it wasn't exactly how I imagine "giant" to be but it was a big cookie and I'm so glad I bought it. It is one of the best cookies I've ever had! Perfectly crispy on the outer edges with warm melty chocolate inside. It's been two weeks and I still think about it. We also tried their chocolate chip pecan scone and pumpkin spiced donut which were both pretty good but if I had to recommend one thing, it's that cookie. Next time I'm around the area, I want to try their other cookies!

Delicious food, excellent service. Little bake shop with some tables inside and outside for…read moreseating. They have pastries and sandwiches/salads for eat in or take out. All the food was fresh tasting and hit the spot. We even went back the next day for some of the infamous cinnamon rolls - they did not disappoint!

Food was fantastic, Salmon risotto was great, and our server Chemi was wonderful! Such a cute…read moreenvironment and super friendly.

First time visiting Cold Spring and we decided to stop by Cozy Corner for lunch -- really glad we…read moredid. The food was delicious, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming, and the service was impeccable from start to finish. Our server was incredibly friendly and even recommended a few places to check out around town after lunch, which made the experience feel even more personal. Definitely a great little spot if you're visiting the area and looking for a cozy meal with genuine hospitality.

Stumbled in this cafe when just wandering Cold Springs. Loved the overall ambiance and vibe…read more The matcha is made really well, even with the normal amount of sugar it isn't overall sweet. I like the touches of branding they did as well as how sustainable their cups were. The Genmaicha was my favorite - you can really taste the roasted rice mix with the green tea.

3.5: Pricey bubble tea and other drinks and food in a peaceful, modern and pretty environment. They…read moretout high quality ingredients including spherical ice (apparently made on premise and slower melting) and honey, but the subjective terms of "clean" are thrown around heavily. There's something about charging $7.50 for a very small brown sugar boba tea that doesn't feel good. You can't adjust your sugar so it was pretty sweet even though they said there's no added sugar besides the brown sugar. Their drinks come in a cute container with a sealable lid but not leak proof. They have Roman pinsa flatbreads, pastries, beignets, and ice creams from local farms. On a Saturday afternoon the place was busy but like many of the places in Cold spring the line for the bathroom was easy longer than the one to order. They also sell some clothing like hoodies for $120 and Keychains for$14.95. Yes I would come back but only once in awhile.

What a great place to have a great cup of coffee and empanadas!!!…read more The owners are so welcoming! Such a cozy place with an amazing view of the Hudson.

Main Street on a weekend is crazy with crowds and cars but if you venture to the other side of the…read moretrain tracks you'll find this Argentinian gem with empanadas, gelato, hot drinks and pastries, all fairly priced. They had chicken, beef and spinach empanadas for $4.50 each, all were good. You probably need at least two to feel filled. Their pastries also looked surprisingly appetizing especially the brownie ($4+) and slices of cake. They also had a case of gelato that didn't seem to be a popular choice on a fall day. They had a few tables inside want outside though most people seemed to take things to go. This review would have been a 5 if they hadn't forgotten about our empanada orders (bags were just sitting at the counter) while others had their names called promptly. The line moved quickly and there was a healthy number of customers. There's street parking but you might as well try the train station which is free on weekends and certain major holidays (not Columbus day).

Went for brunch on a Sunday and despite it being relatively busy, we were sat within five minutes…read more Service took a minute but the waitress had a ton of tables so it was understandable. I got the daily quiche - it had kale, ham, cheese, and a few other veggies (sorry I'm forgetting). It was wonderfully made! Nice flakey crust and a soft fluffy texture for the pie. I really liked the dressing on the garden salad as well. My partner got the steak and eggs. They cooked it to the correct temp and it's already cut up for you when it comes out. Loved how crispy the potatoes were. Overall had a pleasant experience and if you go during the weekend - just be prepared for it to be busier than normal.

I was in the area on a Friday passing through and decided to grab a quick lunch here, very cute,…read moregreat service but the food was not that good. Literally I was just eating because I was hungry. The fries were great tho but who doesn't love a potato. The only reason I'm writing this review is because of the water, I got water because I'm driving and I just don't want any alcohol or sugary drinks and my god I was so disgusted by the water, smells literally rank, like eggs, I had to get an iced tea. That glass bottle is very cute but please get some mugs because that thing is not sanitary at all.

One of the best things about living in this area is we can go to The Main Course anytime we want…read moreto! Whether you're looking for a num num for breakfast and strong, "you'll be awake 'til next week" coffee -- or a main dish for lunch or dinner, you won't be disappointed. The food is fresh; the combination of flavors bright and unique. There's a corn and avocado salad that's a fave of mine; they also have chicken burgers that come with a chipotle mayo that's also a staple in our household. Wraps/sandwiches; honestly, we've never been disappointed. Baked goods? Can't go wrong -- but mixed berry muffins and blueberry scones are particular faves. We're proud to be regulars here!

Staying nearby and needed an early cup of coffee and it was open at 6am. Coffee was delicious and…read morethe baked goods (as well as all of the prepared foods) looked amazing although didn't indulge. Staff was also super friendly at 6:30am.

Visited Cold Spring for first time today and was recommended Paulette when asking about wine bars…read more The wine bar is inside the lovely store and serves a limited selection of excellent wines and charcuterie. Delightful host. My friend and I spent a couple of hours enjoying a leisurely glass or two and will definitely visit again. Highly recommend for a relaxing break from the hustle of Cold Spring at the weekend.

This place is so cute inside and Allison was super nice and friendly. We stopped here for a quick…read morebite before our hike. Definitely recommended.

Stopped by the Cafe here for brunch on a monday since the cafe across the street was PACKED. Jimmy…read morewelcomed us immediately and my boyfriend got a gyro (smelled and tasted amazing) and I got a lentil soup (my favorite). I used to visit New York as a kid and Jimmy's personality was exactly what I was missing. Loved talking to him and if we ever go back to Cold Springs, I will definitely say hello!

It's a nice and friendly little cafe for a quick bite. The owner greeted and seated me and my…read moredaughter, moving the table out of the sun - much appreciated. The sandwiches we ordered came out fast and were fresh and delicious. Don't expect anything fancy, you get drinks from the fridge and paper plates. The food hit the spot and the prices were right though.

Moo moo's creamery is such a pleasant surprise at Cold Spring. The portions were huge, and they…read morepacked the cup tight. The vanilla is so creamy and the black raspberry went so well with it. The texture is on the stickier side almost like mochi. The staff are also super friendly and efficient which is amazing. Would definitely visit again when we go to cold spring.

meh, this was kinda mid to be honest…read more this place was much recommended to me and we stopped in after a hike. i got the half scoop of blueberry ice cream and sis got a scoop of chocolate almond ($6.10). mine tasted really artificial and extremely sweet. sis' chocolate almond tasted better but almond lacked the nutty crunchiness we came to expect. they didn't post the price nor did i kno half scoop was an option until we stepped up to order. our order came out to be a little under $12 i believe, so the half scoop is something like $5..? kinda pricey for mid ice cream.