As far as small grocery stores go, Peck's has a pretty good selection for vegetarians. I myself…read moredon't eat meat, and am glad to be able to buy protein substitutes like black bean burgers, tofu and tempeh. It all really comes down to how you season it. Tofu doesn't have much of an inherent flavor on its own, it tends to take in the flavor of its surroundings. But you've got to "press" out the moisture before cooking it in sauce if you want it to really soak in the flavor. An easy method of doing this is to wrap the tofu in paper towels, sandwich it between two plates, and lay a ~15lb object on top for about 20 minutes or until the moisture has been mostly pressed out. Austin insists that you don't have to press tofu but I disagree. And that leads to this whole argument that I don't want to get in to... which inevitable ends in a fight and us sleeping separate. Sometimes I worry that we are drifting apart. Physically we are close but emotionally we are distant. I often blame him for the lack of connection but, in moments of true reflection, I know that I am mostly at fault. The truth is, it's hard for me to get close to people. I don't what I'm afraid of... I guess I'm just afraid that I'll be hurt again. My fear of loss outweighs my desire for companionship. It's true what they say, you can't truly love another until you love yourself. But how can I love myself, for all my flaws? It's easier said than done. I never should have left the church... But dammit I DO LOVE HIM! I don't care what anyone says, if it feels right, then it's right! Thank you! I know what I have to do now.

This morning, we stopped by Peck's to pick up sandwiches for a picnic to celebrate our 44th wedding…read moreanniversary. I ordered an Italian sub. She asked me if I wanted the lettuce, onions, tomatoes and oil & vinegar. I said yes. We drive another hour north before we stopped for lunch. The sandwich was the worst that I ever had. There was hardly any meat or cheese on it and it was swimming in mayonnaise. I had to throw it away, it was inedible. I tried to scrape the mayo off and that's when I saw that there was hardly anything on the bread. I so looked forward to having another amazing sandwich from Peck's. It was $12.00 wasted. Our son's sandwich wasn't much better. I think retraining would be an appropriate measure here.

Great good great atmosphere and don't forget to hug Pete!! Seriously the brisket and corn bread…read moresooo incredible!!!

We had a group of 7 that had a great time at Van Smokey tonight. The staff were very welcoming,…read moregiving us several options for seating. Very friendly team working there and service was very good. The food was even better. From the dry rub wings, the tacos to the pulled pork....and the cocktails - everyone left full and satisfied. Very happy to finally make it here and will be back, for sure

Barbeque every Saturday, with sides. Excellent pastries from a bakery in Beach Lake, good…read moresandwiches. Nice selection of staples like bread, frozen meats from area farms, farmer milk,mustard, condiments, coffee and tea. T-shirts in summer, Lures and some fishing supplies available as well. Recommended!

Love this local gem. Everything is fresh and delicious. Love that they're getting meats from Alpine…read moreHaus in Honesdale. So good.

The Neversink General Store has a great selection of snacks, drinks, greeting cards and small…read moregifts, many different foods and desserts from small business owners in Sullivan County and artwork from local Tri-Valley students! The Neversink General Store also has very good soups, deli meat sandwiches, cheese burgers and my personal favorite chicken tenders and fries! There is also a gluten free and vegan menu. The overall vibe of the place is a very rustic country vibe and the staff there is very nice. There is also indoor and outdoor seating Overall I would give The Neversink General Store a 5 star rating as it deserves and recommend going

Absolutely the best hoagies in The upstate area. Wow. So absolutely impressed. Get the American…read more The sandwich without greens has to be 2 pounds. Delicious and so reasonably priced at under 12 bucks. Do yourself a favor.

I love visiting farms. Maple Hill Farms was a true gem. I messaged the owners on Facebook the night…read morebefore to ensure that we could visit, and they responded super promptly! I spent an hour walking around the farm enjoying the views of the pond, the farm houses, and the animals. Before I left I stopped by the maple store that had all things maple (and some other non maple things too). It's a cash only honor system, where you log what you buy in the book. Would definitely recommend a visit if you're in the area!

I stopped here while touring Maple crest road and Black Dome Valley on my bicycle. Taking a cursory…read morelook thru the grocery, the real star of the show is Sandy, the cashier. No ordinary cashier, she has HOME BAKED GOODS by the register as you check out. I had to try " Sandy's Cream Cheese Pound Cake." I could taste each ingredient - butter, cream cheese, sugar, eggs, and it all blended together for a perfect taste delight. This is baked goods as they were meant to be. I also tried Zucchini bread and Blueberry pound cake, so far the cream cheese pound cake is my favorite. Banana bread is in my fridge, waiting for a verdict from my taste buds. Only small quantity's are made and they are sold by the piece, sealed in zip lock baggies. Get there early, as Sandy say's " Once it gone, it's gone." I also heard they make a mean Roast Beef sandwich anyway you like it. Let us know by YELPING.

Up in the area drove by. Happily for the health of locals it's out of business. We had named it…read morestinky foot locker. Walked in and your nose was hit with rotting smells of every type. Possibly the worst superette in the nation. Good riddance!

On a road trip to upstate New York, required us to stop at this Mobil station twice in one day, to…read morefill the tank. Easy off - easy back onto Rt.17/I-86. Price wasn't unexpected for proximity to the highway. Using the Mobil Speedpass app made it all the quicker. Convenience store inside for a quick snack or beverage. Directly across the street in Roscoe, to The World Famous Roscoe Diner, if you're really hungry. We were, on the return trip, but that's in another review.

This is a Mobil station, located right across the street from the Roscoe Diner, so they pretty much…read morehave it made. It's a decent gas station and convenience store, with pumps that work, and clerks that aren't jerks. I've bought ice here a few times and gotten gas several times after stopping at the diner for breakfast. Nothing to complain about here.

Great find while traveling State Highway 28 in the middle of nowhere. This is an an old fashioned…read morecountry store that has a cafe on one side and a store on the other. The food in the cafe appears to be made entirely from ingredients you can get in the store which to me was very cool to see. I had a grilled cheese with tomatoes and peppers. It was delicious. The available menu however consisted of many other selections, but I wanted something relatively quick rather than a full meal. There were two guitarists playing banjo style music for our entertainment. This was a fun place to visit and I'd absolutely recommend it to anyone traveling along Highway 28 and needing a spot to rest for a bit and grab a bite. If I lived around here, I'd definitely come back.

Great place we found while driving through the area. Organic farm to table food, beer, wine and…read morejazz music! There's a butcher and store, but we got there too late to browse. Looking forward to another visit.