Went with a friend to this amazing market in Booneville Ny. They were having a small craft show so…read morewe walked around and then went into the Freight House building (there are 2 buildings on the site) Wow! Beautiful inside, obviously all redone. There were clothes, jewelry, gifts and since it was their grand opening they had lemonade, homemade cookies and tasty meats and cheese. We sat for awhile on a really beautiful comfy couch and talked to the owners. They were so friendly telling us about both buildings and it being a family business. I loved the selection of clothes... women's, men's and some cute children's items too. I ended up with 2 beautiful tops, one I will be wearing to a wedding! And I got the cutest pair of pants for my granddaughter.

Opening weekend at the cute little shop! Walked in and was greeted by lemonade and cookies!! They…read morehad comfy couches to relax and enjoy the goodies. Owners are sisters; Tiffany and Kristine and they are extremely friendly. Their Mom and Dad started the business next door and they bought this and completely renovated. It's really beautiful and welcoming. I bought some earrings and my girlfriend 2 shirts. They have upscale designs and everything is presented so tastefully. It was a pleasure to visit and I wish them the best! They plan on having coffee also in this space soon.

These poor folks working this Dunkin. No problems with the staff as they were busting it as they…read moretried to do it all. But you can easily tell they don't have enough working. It's busy this time of year in the Adirondacks, and they definitely need more people. We had a pretty reasonable order for three people, but they took a lot of time to be able to get our order even in as well as get it to us. Again not the staff, but just not enough folks working with how busy and also massive. The drive-through line was. I hope it's better next time.

Dunkin' in Boonville: Where Dreams Go to Burn and Coffee Goes to Die…read more If the ninth circle of hell had a drive-thru, it would be the Dunkin' in Boonville, New York. You don't "get" coffee here, you survive it. I walked in expecting caffeine and joy. I walked out with the spiritual equivalent of a parking ticket. The staff operate like they've been cursed by a coffee-hating wizard. Smiles? Forget it. Service? You'd have better luck asking a raccoon to make you a latte. One worker looked at me like I had personally ruined their childhood just by ordering a donut. And donuts? The word "donut" here is a cruel inside joke. They vanish by 8 a.m., possibly sucked into a wormhole behind the counter. On my visit, the display case was emptier than my will to live after drinking their "hot" coffee which was colder than my ex's heart and tasted like it was brewed in a mop bucket. Food quality is a fever dream of disappointment. Eggs that look like they were grown in a nuclear wasteland, hash browns harder than igneous rock, and avocado toast that was literally a charred bread plank with a smear of green regret. The drive-thru? you roll up, order nothing because no one takes your order, and then drive away wondering if you accidentally slipped into a world where customer service was outlawed. This location is not just bad it's a chaotic alien event where happiness is outlawed, time slows to a crawl, and coffee is weaponized against the public. If you value your sanity, flee. If you don't... enjoy the ride into caffeine-flavored hell.

The best craft coffee I've had. I I had the Biscotti Latte…read moreand it was great. So much so I almost ordered two but I wanted to get some sleep this evening. The environment is inviting and perfect for small groups coming together to plan, do hw, or coffee meeting. The service was good. And the coffee options are great.

I stopped at this place because it was near the airport. It appears to have been a standard fast…read morefood drive through that was remodeled into this slightly higher end Turkish cafe. They had a robust spread of desserts and I picked one of the smaller ones, which was a bit dry but rich in flavor. The option to order a spiced tea left me with a beverage that was on the larger side and which struggled to stay in the cup; I'd rather too much than too little but it was a bit messy as one can see. It's not the place you'd come for special dietary needs. There were some people sitting there on laptops, so it is the kind of place you can work.

They absolutely do not allow dogs, Inside or out. I called…read morethe owner. Don't bother to stop if you have a dog. Contrary to what the listing says.... Sorry. But, honestly, their food is excellent. And they are following the nys health laws. Sad . Outside table would make it ok !

Fantastic food and friendly people. They make the best omelets and burgers I've ever had. Great…read moreclam chowder and other homemade soups. Consider trying ther grilled cheese sandwiches and french toast either for yourself, or for your kids.

This little cafe was difficult to find but delicious once we found it - it is attached to the ice…read morecream stand with a small sign on the front! I was intrigued by their small loaves of home made sourdough and had to get one and I don't regret it. I tried the cookie dough cold brew and my friend tried the matcha with cold foam on top and we were both very impressed. Their menu has many options that I would love to go back and try them all! They also have a little gift shop area with merch, candles, etc and also all very cute. The place is very open and clean and lots of potential for some cute decor. We took our drinks to Chittenango Falls and it was the perfect little spot!

My latte was delicious, the staff were incredibly kind, and I loved all of the natural light that…read morepours into the space! You get the benefits of being indoors while feeling like you're sitting outdoors. I also enjoyed browsing their handmade craft/gift section!

Cozy spot with a separate small case for gluten free goods. Got an AMAZING gluten free chocolate…read morepeanut butter cupcake and a delicious chocolate chip cookie (not GF). Friendly service. Would absolutely go back.

Friendly people. Fresh baked goods. Peaceful and very clean. Definitely recommend coming here.read more

I've been ordering Tug Hill coffee beans for a couple of years now and continue to be impressed…read morewith their coffee. They don't just roast beans, they research their products and actually visit the farms from which they source their beans. I love their coffee of the month program and the educational videos they post. They are the whole package and you can tell they are passionate about their love of all things coffee. Shipping is reliable and fast. I'm an upstate New Yorker and hope to visit the shop in person soon.

Love Tug Hill! I was…read morein the area and am always excited to try new coffee. I asked about their flavors; I prefer dark, bold blends. They recommended Rough and Ready. I'm so glad I tried it! It's great! I'm looking forward to trying more of their coffees. I highly recommend this spot if you're in the area.

We first discovered this spot for breakfast during maple weekend. They had some great maple themed…read morespecials to go along with the season and we loved everything! They have great hot drinks and breakfast sandwiches to try as well as baked goods. It's a great use of the space, a former train stop!

Best restaurant ever for breakfast 1. The Boss…read more#mygoto # # Lewis .G The servers are all so nice and cheerful I could literally got breakfast here everyday

Coffee is great and the baristas pull and pour great and delicious art. Friendly, but they keep the…read moreline moving. Plenty of seating if you want to chill or just grab and go.

We were in Old Forge to celebrate a birthday and made the stop at Blue Line Coffee House. It was…read moredefinitely a popular spot and the baristas were busy keeping up with the orders. They definitely could teach a master class and are well seasoned.

Delicious breakfast! Great parking! Try the eggs benny, strawberry french toast and bang bang hash…read morebrowns! Get there early!

Very friendly staff and great service at the Pioneer Cafe. Even though they were busy on a Sunday…read morewe didn't feel rushed and the food was quickly served. Some people say that a diner is judged by their biscuits and gravy and half of our group ordered just that. Plenty of sausage smothered the homemade tasting biscuits. Very nice casual atmosphere conveniently located with an ample parking lot for the crowd and those with big vehicles.