So cute! Picantes is accessible driving through a small hotel parking lot, and or maybe a small…read moredrive through the main road. Just leave the private house alone. There are two rooms of seating, with one ending in a greenhouse. Despite the cold temperature, it didn't seem to be losing any heat. There were complimentary chips and salsa, and the food was served hot and fresh. The quesadillas had stretchy cheese. The decor was colorful and unique.

Stopped by for dinner while on vacation. It was an old restaurant next to a motel…read more Only the three of us were in the restaurant. Service was slow. Our appetizer sampler had small wings, somehow are mozz sticks came out barely warm so their was no cheese pull. The quesadillas were the best part of the app. My brother enjoyed his chicken quesadillas. Lots of pretty veggies colors with tender chicken. My dinner the bowl was way too hot so my food was mush rice. I was happy there was plenty of steak. The final dish my husband's tacos the tortillas were very small. Not a filling dish for him. The flavors were good though.

Needed a sandwich. Staff were very nice to me and had a great sense of humor. I ordered the…read morePhilly cheese steak. It was huge, and delicious. I did not have to eat for two days. Well done. Their egg salad is made fresh every day. Get the hero. It will fill you up.

This is my "go to" place when I take a motorcycle trip to camp at Rudd Pond (2 or 3 times a year)…read moreby Millerton. On the way up, I start thinking about their sandwiches. Camping in a tent with just the motorcycle is bare bones, so I want good breakfast and lunch and this place fits the bill. Indoor/outdoor seating. Great sandwiches, nice staff. They have wifi which really helps me, as there is no T-mobile service around there. In summary, on a trip like that I want some good meals, and look no further than Talk of the Town. Late night is Beefaroni right from the can at the campground, LOL. BTW, it's "Towne" not "Town".

Food is good, the ambiance is very colorful, and the staff is super friendly!…read more I live nearby, and this is my go-to place for great tasting Mexican dishes. I enjoy their freshly made guac, which could use a bit more salt by the way, but that's just me being picky.

Casa Amigos was an interesting experience. One thing that immediately stood out was the heavy use…read moreof clove throughout nearly every dish; including the salsa. I've encountered regional Mexican cuisine that incorporates clove before, but not to this extent or across so many menu items. The flavor profile was unexpected and, for me, a bit overwhelming. Overall, the food was just okay. The restaurant was packed, so it's clearly doing something right for many diners. The staff was attentive, friendly, and provided excellent service, which definitely added to the experience. While the food wasn't quite my style, the welcoming atmosphere and hardworking team deserve recognition.

I'm really disappointed to see this restaurant closing....Torrington people you NEED to support…read moreyour local business owners. Otherwise you will just have Taco Bell and McDonalds! Come on! Food was always great! I dine here in the summer when I visited CT. Great chef great food stop all the "prices were to high!" Compares to what Taco Bell? Torrington support the little you have left in town!!

One of Torrington's best new restaurants. Don't underestimate its quality and freshness. Friendly…read morestaff, home made chips and astoundingly delicious guacamole. Not too salty or acidic, but rather, savory, rich and creamy, and a veritable meal unto itself. I got three tacos with shrimp, carne, and fried cod. Super high quality ingredients. The carne was a little dry but easily remedied with the green tomato salsa. The food at the other tables was equally impressive. Especially the grilled octopus. I saw many remnants from Hanks, the previous restaurant, but it was lighter and more colorful and festive, with hanging banners, and friendly upbeat bar tenders and hosts, who were genuinely hospitable and attentive. We will be back to experience the rooftop dining as the weather allows.

Yo this spot is bougie af but in a good way…read more You can dress somewhat nice in here. Honestly we rolled up in Disneyland day attire. Like shorts, shirt, dad hat backwards, with a baby car seat and we were welcomed in with open arms *cue Journey*. The tiacolo and tetela were good. The smoked pig and pork belly were delicious too. Got couple glasses of white to wash it down. We had homeboy(server) literally describe everything to us and he was super friendly and chill about it. Honestly this spot is a cool date night spot but also could be a good family outing. As a tourist, I'm glad to have spent the extra dime here because gyyyaaawdamn this part of New York lacks flavor. You would think closer to the farms, would be a bit better, but maybe just the areas we visited were ehh. This was the only spot in Leeds we checked out cuz we were more congregated around Saugerties. Idk the area just tryna spell the context. Everything is like 15-30 away from each other so maybe there's other spots just like this with a bit more cost effectiveness.

In this part of he world we look for unusual high quality food. Jalisco Mex. They have their masa…read morenixtmal tortillas. Tasty food interesting preparations. We liked the tongue and the pork belly. Our server was extremely knowledgeable about all the preparations. The place is casual. No Texmex here. You will have some unusual flavors and it will not be cheap. Give it a try

Very good mexican food and a recommended stop for lunch or dinner if you are in the Hopewell…read moreJunction area. Birria tacos and margaritas are menu highlights.

We got super lucky this week! After planning a fun evening of the drive through light display in…read moreRhinebeck, our 3 generation family wanted to stop for cocktails and apps. Imagine our surprise that our intended eatery was closed (not that their website stated it) and our second choice was closing for the night (at 8 pm on a Saturday night!) Hugely disappointed, we stopped at the only place along our home area of Route 52 that had lights on. Not only were they opened, but enthusiastically greeted us and promptly brought over menus. The high top tables were excellent for our family member with the cane and the other (me) with a broken leg. The place was decorated for the season, and combined with the colorful Mexican decor was especially festive. We are all a little picky about our drinks, but the bartender happily filled our requests without hesitation. An excellent espresso martini was enjoyed, actually two, by me, and my family loved their drinks as well. We settled on the sampler platter which our waitress assured us would be plenty. She could have easily pressured us to order more, but was honest, professional, polite and friendly. We also enjoyed the chips and salsa. Highly recommend you stopping in, whether it's family dinner or casual date night. PS: it's a a fun family joke that I HATE when servers use the term "No problem". I mean; why WOULD asking for a glass of water be a problem? Our fabulous server frequently acknowledged our requests without hesitation and a cheerful "Of Course!" It left me giddy

This was by FAR the best dinner experience we've had in the Berkshires, and we're there pretty…read moreoften. Sometimes restaurants here can get tired of their own customers during the summer tourist season (if you've ever been to a restaurant here on a Friday or Saturday night in the summer you know!), but not so at Agaves. Within a few seconds of seating ourselves, the waiter brought chips and salsa to our table and then came back a minute or two later and took our drink order. The indoor dining space is nice, bright, and clean. The salsa was fresh. The drinks came out really quickly and the man serving us was very good--he didn't need to write down our orders and even remembered the changes we made. I had fajitas and my husband had two taco entrees. It was a generous amount of food and very delicious! The place had a very welcoming vibe. We will definitely return!

On vacation and looking for a tasty lunch and a festive cocktail! Found Agave on Yelp and we are…read morebeyond pleased with our experience. The food was excellent, the drinks were tasty and the service was fantastic. We ate outside because it was a beautiful sunny day and we really appreciated the sun shades and the beautiful flowers all around the dining area. Highly recommend Agave if you are in the area.

The food tasted incredible and the attention to detail was so good.. The servers were one tall one…read moreand one chubby short one and both were incredible with their service i wish i'd picked up their names because they were incredible. The ambiance they created in the restaurant was far above average and my group and I being from Florida found this as a very nice touch. This was by far one of the most delicious and best priced restaurants we've been to so far up north. Would 100% recommend to anyone in their right mind lol.

This place is easy to miss. The sign outside is hard to read and not very eye-catching. With the…read moreflags along the road, one might think it's a car dealer. Ah, but go when it's quiet and not only will the service be friendly and attentive, the food will sparkle taste buds and fill the belly. We went for dinner at around 6:30 and an early crowd was on its way out. Our timing was just right. Our drinks and food came promptly. But shortly after our entrees arrived, 3 different families came in one after another in parties of 8, 4, and 4, and they all ordered alcohol, i think margaritas because the guy who had taken our order was no sooner behind the bar filling out drink orders. There was only one other server. But the drinks... Yes to the margarita. Delicious and fresh, not with artificial sour mix but with real citrus. I had lemonade, which was fresh and not too sweet. And the food... yum. The salsa has a little smokiness (chipotle?) which made the chips go down way too fast. I ordered a vegetarian molcajete, a hot mortar bowl filled with rice, beans, and vegetables. I took the leftovers home and had the rest for lunch the next day. It was too big for me to finish at dinner after having the best tostones I think I've ever had at a restaurant. The tostones were perfectly crunchy on the outside and served over a pad of guacamole. The only thing i didn't like about the food were the flour tortillas, which i mostly didn't eat. I react to xanthan gum and guar gum and hence aware when foods contain them. These tortillas were too stretchy to not have one of these additives. But it's hard to get flour tortillas these days without it. (They do exist!) We will definitely be back. I hope they figure out the serving staff situation soon. I would be perfectly happy eating there if we had to order at the counter.