Food/Drinks: Came with my family to get some breakfast, and I really enjoyed the hot chocolate. The…read moremugs were bigger then usual mugs and the portion of the drink was pretty big. I also got avocado toast with eggs, and the avocado was nice and fresh. I'm not the biggest fan of their home fries, but that's just personal preference. I overall did enjoy my meal, and I'd definitely come back when I come to visit again. Location: This location is modern, yet it has a really cool vintage aesthetic, especially when you walk in and see the bar area. It's very spacious and perfect for a breakfast day, spending time with the family, or even going on a solo brunch. Sitting at the bar would be ideal. If I'm not mistaken, this location did not have parking, and we did have to look for street parking. It was a tad tedious because it is a pretty busy street, Still, it is worth going to. We did end up finding parking within 15 minutes, and if you're OK with that, then that should not be an issue. This is a casual attire breakfast spot. Service: The service was great, and our server was very kind and was able to serve a group of six of us with no issues.

My wife and I visited during lunch on a Saturday afternoon while roaming the shops of beautiful…read moredowntown Beacon. The restaurant is located in the heart of downtown. The restaurant was busy but we were able to score a table. My wife ordered the Falafel burger with a side salad and I ordered the Vegan pancakes with Strawberries, bananas, and a side of homemade sausage. My wife loved her burger. Fat burger cooked fresh and on a brioche bun. My pancakes were good. Just the right amount of sweetness but very light on the bananas and strawberries. The homemade sausage was excellent. Two flat patties. Service was friendly but just ok. The prices are higher than your normal establishment for breakfast or lunch. Rent in Beacon is probably high. There is street parking but you are better off finding a public lot. The bathrooms were clean which is always a good thing.

Great service, great food. We were a party of vegans and omnivores- we all liked our food and…read morecoffees. Thanks for a great start to the day.

My wife and I have been Vegan for 15 years now... we recently relocated from the west coast to the…read moreeast... I can safely say that we have sampled countless vegan and vegan-option places but NONE compare to Little Loaf! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with the kindest, warmest, people who make you feel instantly welcomed! The space is incredibly inviting and full of positive and supportive energy--it's the kind of place you instantly want to come back to. And we have - over and over again! From Colleen, the chef and co-owner who couldn't be more lovely, talented and bighearted, to Gabriella (whom I believe is the kitchen manager) and who is above and beyond delightful and gracious- to Ryan, the co- owner who brings such warmth and kindness to this terrific place that you can understand why it attracts likeminded people, to Inka who always checks us out at he counter with a warmth and a smile! And the pastries... WOW!! They are hands down the best vegan pastries we've ever had! Every single one is fresh, beautifully made, and absolutely delicious. We also tried several of the sandwiches, and everything has been outstanding. It's obvious that everything is made and filled with love, care, and exceptional attention to quality. Whether you're vegan or not, this bakery is a true gem. Amazing food, truly wonderful people, and an atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. We can't wait to come back and try even more. This place has earned customers for life. If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would! Highly, highly recommended!

Just in time! They were cleaning up when we squeezed our way in. Thanks for serving us with a BIG…read moresmile. Grabbed our baker's dozen, cream cheese and skidaddled. The bagels were still so fresh and yummy. Feels like an authentic bagel shop deli experience: deli, Baked goods, and BAGELS great ambience and food

Friday afternoon I was hungry and had never tried anything in the area. I stopped at what I thought…read morewas a deli, but it was closed. As I drove by the plaza, I figured someone here had to have food. It came down to a deli or takeout, and deli always wins. I walked in and immediately knew I made the right call. Counters filled with breads, sweets, bagels, and fresh food, and the smells in the air matched exactly what was in front of me. That's always a good sign. There was a menu posted with plenty to choose from. I went with the Black Forest sandwich and also grabbed three giant linzer tart hearts and an apple crumb horn. Price-wise, it felt right for what I got, and I'm always happy to support a local spot. The Black Forest was exactly what I needed on a winter afternoon. I ordered it as a hero and could only finish half. It was stuffed with hot turkey and melted Muenster cheese, and the bread had a great crunch while still keeping a nice chew. The Thousand Island dressing and coleslaw made every bite satisfying. It was definitely a wet sandwich with sauce dripping, and honestly, I loved that. I was excited for every bite. The apple crumb horn was delicious and a must-grab if you're there. It's like an apple pie but lighter and airier, with sweet, slightly crisp apples throughout. 5/5 stars. I'll absolutely be back the next time I'm in the area.

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.

Yummy baguette and friendly workers! Everything looked so good inside- but really wanted a good…read morebaguette (to eat with olive oil also bought on this cute street!). Baguette is delicious- crunchy outside and soft interior. No seating inside, just grab and go!

I LOVE. A bulk store! This store is so eye catching on the exterior. Whites and blacks with…read morebeautiful lighting. Once inside you can grab a cart and start filling bags and marking them with their sku code. You can also bring your own clean jars, have them weighed then go ahead and fill them. It is so clean inside. There were no spilled products in the floor. They have various bins throughout filled with bulk items. They even have a section for local beers. In the back left there is laundry, house cleaners, bath, and hygiene. There is a great small set up for fresh milled peanut butter. I opted for the chocolate chip with peanuts, peanut butter. The staff were engaging and. Wry helpful. You could even sample the beer. I did ask if they will be online to fill orders and they stated that is something they are working in. They are also working on their website. This store is fantastic and I hope they continue to do well!

I was here for a yelp event but I got a chance to visit this interesting refillable store owned by…read moreRebecca and her husband. I had never heard of such concept and was very intrigued by it. Basically refilling pantry items in a more sustainable an environmental friendly way! Saving on advertising packaging and all the unnecessary frills. I got to the Yelp event very early so I entered this store and got a chance to chat with Rebecca and she was very sweet and gave us a detailed tour and explained to us how the concept of the store came about. Plus I got to make my own peanut butter. The store is very clean. And very nicely decorated. It has a variety of items made locally. Everything is priced by the pund and you can bring your own container. The store is centrally located along side this cute shopping center. Definitely a place to try if you ever around the area.

Had this bookmarked for our trip because of all of the rave reviews. We stopped in for dinner…read moreSaturday March 21 and there was barely anyone requiring service. After we walked in one of the waitresses informed us that we can sit wherever we want. I instantly felt like I was inconveniencing her with my presence by the way she said it. Didn't take it personal just yet. What appeared to be the hostess came over a few minutes after we sat down and handed us menus that were very dirty. I looked at my husband and said I am ready to walk out of this place bc I am starving and it looks like they are too short staffed right now which is understandably out of a businesses control sometimes. But wait, instead of the waitress coming to our table to bring water or ask us if we would like a drink, she went to another table with a man and a child that she obviously knew well, and started eating their french fries and talking. That's when we decided to leave and spend our money elsewhere. So unprofessional. That couldn't wait? I hate to leave a review like this, but if I was the owner of this business, I would not want someone like that working for me, representing what seems to be a great place.

We love it here. I have to say the bike ride over the Hudson and landing here is half the appeal…read more The food offerings are pretty good and come in great big portions. They have a short tap list on a chalk board over the bar area but a massive bottle and can list. Truly a beer enthusiast paradise. Prices vary but pretty much run $6-$9 per beer. Outdoor, Indoor and bar seating available, and the option to seat yourself. The vibes are perfectly set, cozy interior and chilled out tunes. Servers are fast and always kind. Definitely my new go to. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

Delicious sandwiches that transported us back to Florence. The schiacciata bread had just the right…read moreamount of crisp, salt, and chew. My husband had the Morty. It was stuffed with meat, ricotta, peat and pistachio. I was craving pistachio but preferred meatless. They made a a grilled cheese stuffed with the pesto and pistachio. Just perfect! Don't pass up the sour cherry tart for dessert. We were just passing through New Paltz and can't wait to go back and eat here again. Make this your lunch stop and you won't be disappointed.

I walked into this charming shop and was disappointed to find that they were sold out of their…read moresandwiches. They are so good they sell out every day. Unable to find an alternative, I returned to the shop to find something to take back to our hotel room. I was offered a cheese plate and gratefully accepted. When I came up to pay, I realized that it was on a metal tray. I apologized and told him I needed it to go. "That would have been great to know before" the proprietor said coldly. He said let me ring these people out and I'll put it in a bag. Having already paid, I stood there feeling wretched, looked at the young couple at the register and said "lunch is on me" gave them the tray, and left the shop in tears. I was grieving the loss of a loved one two days ago, and all I needed was courtesy . It was in short supply there.

I've had several of the bakery items from The Baker's Tale but the carrot is my favorite. It is not…read moretoo sweet, as so many carrot cakes can be. The frosting and cake body complement each others' flavors very well. 'Luscious frosting! And the cake's texture would not make anyone suspect it's gluten-free. I'm also a huge fan of their gluten free lemon bars. Like the carrot cake, they are not too sweet. 'Not too sour, either. The whipped cream on top and ratio of custard to crust are appropriately balanced so that none of those elements overpowers the others (in flavor or texture). In addition to their products being delicious, everything is so fresh. I'm looking forward to trying some of their breakfast items from the grill soon. Also, because their staff is friendly and helpful, buying things there is a really pleasant experience. Such a great place to stop into for breakfast and/or a sweet treat!

I recently discovered Mad Batters/The Baker's Tale in Highland, and I'm a fan! These two bakeries…read moreoperate out of the same building - one is gluten-free and the other isn't. The pumpkin cheesecake from Baker's Tale with the rum whipped cream is out of this world good. I went back to buy up what they had in the case, because it's so delicious! I've also had their chocolate coconut scones that they supply to Mercat 1915, and those are also divine! Can't wait to try even more.