My mom threw my bridal shower at Stone Dock Golf Course & Cafe a couple of weeks ago (end of Sept,…read more2024) and it was absolutely perfect. Jennifer was very easy to work with - go with the flow and really listened to what we wanted / helped that vision come to life. The cafe space itself was very cute and exactly what we wanted! The food was great as well - we got to curate the menu based on our budget and number of people and the chef delivered the most delicious food & drinks!!

This is an okay golf course nothing to brag about. A working man's golf course that thinks it is…read morehigh end, sadly not so. Greens are marginal with the seventh green horrible. The associated restaurant may or may not be open when you play (having employment issues). Nearby New Platz Golf Course and Mohonk Mountain House golf courses are two alternatives.

Was not impressed. Although it is tucked in the woods, it had a very dirty appearance. The cookie…read morewas dry and tasted old. The woman running it was less than helpful or friendly. For a slow day, I would have been more engaging with customers.

Nice ambience in the woods. However, the pizzas were disappointing. Both pizzas were more like…read moreflatbread and bland. Would go back for drinks. The lemonade was very nice and refreshing.

The Big Cheese is the definition of charm, warm service, chicness, has a popular and wholesome menu…read morewhich you can Veganize (the only pork offered is prosciutto appearing here and there) has tea+coffee beverages, etc at this Mediterranean deli/restn't in Rosedale, NY. Plus the short drive to+from work during my lunchtime, was what brought me to The Big C. With all that, this spot also brims with..... cheese pleasing all the senses. I couldn't count the cheeses- but do believe there must've been at least a hundred (maybe I'm off) in their glass refrigerators on the left as soon as you walk in. They include artisan cheddars, cheeses from Spain, Italy, etc. I picked up a Falafel salad with a nice drizzle of a hummus dressing. The falafel balls are sizable, but the spice aren't what I'm used to and were also a tad sweet(?). Aside from the restaurant part of it, there's like a mini thrift vintage clothing+shoes+ bags shop in the back. Oh, there's more- since these folks have a passion for everything cheese, there's a Cheese Club. Already, you know they take their cheese seriously.

We bought the hummus from the Big Cheese at Full Circle in Gardiner NY. The hummus was literally…read morethe best we've had outside of a restaurant. Amazing stuff!!

I came here super excited for the bombolinis. I tried the Nutella bombolini and wasn't super super…read moreimpressed. The donut was fresh and soft but it was also a little dry, especially paired with Nutella which is a little thick/dry. It was good and I was happy to eat it but I don't think I would really crave it/hype it up. I was more impressed with the apricot croissant. The croissant was very soft and the apricot jam was the right amount of sweet. I also tried the veggie quiche which I was very happy with; nice savory option. Latte was good. The space had plenty of seating and had chill vibes.

I came here for my afternoon dose of caffeine. I had an Iced Pumpkin Spice Oat Milk Latte, and my…read morehusband had a Mocha Latte. My latte had just the right amount of pumpkin flavor without being too sweet. I'm not sure what my husband thought about his latte, but he didn't have any complaints. Though we did not get any baked goods, they all looked really tasty!

The whole concept if this place is spectacular. A spooky vintage boutique and bar, offering sake,…read morecraft beer, handcrafted cocktails, mocktails, matcha, kombucha, coffee, tea and interesting bar bites. After dinner we were looking for a decent bar to enjoy a quick drink before heading home. This place surpassed our expectations by a mile. Neon lights, edgy signs and the aroma of incense draw you in. The bar keeper greets you under the disco ball. You take a look around, cool clothes and even better decor. The bar is set up with mint infused water and glasses. I love the attention to detail, and anticipation of customer needs. After talking to the bartender; Thomas about their cocktail options, I settled on a draft IPA, although I had my eye on their Filthy Twisted Martini. Thomas described it as breaking all the trad martini rules and it sounded delicious, but he let me know it did have a bit of spice. I couldn't tolerate anymore spice so I decided to try that one another time. My Wife ordered their botanical lemonade, she loved it, describing it as the best lemonade she ever had. Y'all!! It's delicious, a must try, with the option to have it with or without alcohol. We decided to sit on their rooftop patio, people watching and enjoying the cool summer evening. Bathrooms were super clean. Parking on the street. This place will be on my mind until the next time I'm there. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

I love this place so much. They have an amazing selection of goth clothing plus everything on their…read moremenu even TASTES goth. Everything on it is creatively crafted, fun, and delicious!! Additionally, they have amazing service, music, and atmosphere. I've been here twice so far and will definitely be coming back regularly.

Great ambience with amazing views. They have excellent service and food too. Had their Masala Chai…read moreand Mushroom quiche. Best place for a quick bite and great tea/coffee..!

Loveee this place! The view from the place overlooking the Hudson River is beautiful…read more I have been wanting to visit this place for a couple of months. Thankfully it was today and I loved it! The ambiance is beautiful. Neat. I got to meet the owner's granddaughter Gigi. She was the sweetest. She runs the place. We arrived at the place around 3 pm, and all the baked goods were sold out. We were lucky to try the almond croissant and the chocolate orange biscotti. Both were yummy. We tried their hazelnut coffee and macadamia nut coffee - both were great. I can't wait to come back to try more baked goodies.

Fun cafe! Wanted to hang out, drink tea, and play games with friends. Drinks were good. And there…read moreis a HUGE selection of games. And you can stay and play for as long as you like. Staff were friendly. Very laid back vibe.

Not often does something like this come along. Pursuits like these are snuffed out by homogenous…read moreStarbucks knockoffs with no soul. Come in and see the snowball effect with your eyes. A cafe needed some games. Then it needed a lot of games. Then it needed food. And drink. And more games. Now they're roasting their own coffee. The inertia is palpable. But, none of that really matters. Anyone can come in and pay a modest price for great coffee, and choose a board game and lose themselves in it. It's that simple. The perfect rainy day activity when you can't climb. GGG for life!

I love this new bakery in New Paltz. They have tons of vegan pastries and dishes. The building…read moredesign is very unique. It is different than the surrounding houses. At first I did not know what this glass atrium was so I decided to go inside. The front desk showed me all their options and explained that everything was vegan. All their breakfast sandwiches come with vegan meat options. I didn't realize at first but it was a nice surprise. The pastries were the highlight of the meal. I loved the indoor seating area. You have all the natural sunlight coming inside with a great view of the walking path. Everyone here is very happy and friendly. I had a great time here hanging out and will come here again.

Stopped here for a coffee and was I love with the structure and decor and even more to hear they…read moreare queer owned and vegan I had their cappuccino and enjoyed the beautiful scenery

I really really like the food & the coffee, even the simple salad tastes delicious. I am…read morepleasantly surprised and I will definitely be coming back for more! Food is very good! Service is friendly! Ambience is simple and cosy, could be lovelier with some warm torches!

A lovely little cafe with a wonderful staff and the perfect menu. We stopped two days in a row…read moreduring our weekend in the Catskills. It seems like you could get almost everything you need right here. They offered sweet morning pastries, there was a selection of cakes and desserts to bring back to our accommodations for later, and they offered a cooked breakfast and lunch (and brunch!) menu. The coffee was great, and we took some beans home. If you live locally, I read that they also offer free used coffee grinds to take home to your garden. My favorite part of the cafe, is that the donut flavors rotate, making things very interesting. I absolutely loved my little lemon poppyseed donut, but when the warm cinnamon sugar ones came right out of the oven, they absolutely stole the show. The burger for lunch was delightful, and the quiche was quite lovely as well. Highly recommend stopping in, no matter the occasion you will leave feeling refreshed with a wonderful bite to eat.

A beautiful farm market with fantastic pastries and breakfast sandwiches, and I believe they also…read moredo PYO apples/pumpkins and hay rides. The scones and apple cider donuts are an absolute must-try. We also stopped by during breakfast and everyone coming in was ordering some sort of sandwich or bagel to-go. I tried the egg & cheese sandwich and can confirm that it's delicious - I was actually very impressed with how fluffy and thick the egg was!

Since my last disappointing review, I've had some much better experiences. Their fresh, in season…read moreproduce was more reasonably priced than I remembered and I got some great cucumbers, peppers, and corn this year. They also had a very nice selection of apples and I was pleasantly surprised at the price. They have bread from a local bakery packed up in half-loaves or less (great for me) and that was also less expensive than I had expected. The real prize though, was the quiche! The bacon and caramelized onion quiche I got was AMAZING. OH! And if you happen to visit in autumn, you definitely want the pumpkin chocolate chip cookies.