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Buck Hill Farm

4.9 (48 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Blueberry pancakes, bacon and egg
Meg C.

Delicious farm cooked breakfast. Fresh eggs, bacon and huge blueberry pancakes with real maple syrup + creamy and rich chocolate milk. The food was simple, but stellar. Service was good, but putting down your name on the wait list was disorganized and confusing and people tried to cut us, so that was awkward. I recommend coming here for the food, but make sure you have time, as there's definitely a wait on the weekends and their operations are a bit slow.

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Heather G.

This is a MUST STOP! Nestled in the Catskills is a hidden gem with farm to table food. The chickens are out back and you eat in the barn! Ok, not a barn with stables but it's a barn like building. You're going to get a hearty breakfast with coffee in real cups and use maple syrup tapped from real maple trees not made in a factory. In fact you can see the bottling system right there. And the cooler with the fresh dairy. So do it. Fly into NY, drive into the Catskills and go have breakfast.

Ham omelette with home fries and toast
Elizabeth C.

We came here for our friend's wedding brunch and it was excellent. Such a cool little spot. Beautiful atmosphere, delicious food, and friendly service.

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Shineil P.

I really love this place and if you're in the Catskills please stop by for breakfast! If you go on a weekend, go early because it's very popular and gets packed. You can save yourself a wait if you show up at 8-9AM. The staff moves a bit slow, but it's because it's a small team and lots of people want to eat there, but they're so sweet, welcoming and kind. The breakfast is fresh and farm to table so everything taste great. We had the oatmeal (add the syrup on top and it's perfection), French toast, biscuits with sausage gravy, eggs, & coffee. We also picked up a few goodies on the shelf to go. They have syrup, honey, popcorn, etc that you can buy on your way out. They have outdoor and indoor seating so if you're there during the warmer months definitely sit outside and enjoy the fresh air with your breakfast.

Road-side view of the store front
Sandra M.

I am addicted to their ketchup. Never thought I would put ketchup on pizza . Got some of their elderberry syrup! Also bought some of their frozen chicken soup which I have yet to try... There caramel popcorn is delicious :-)

So pretty!
Missy S.

Lovely stop as we passed through the area. If you're there on weekend mornings you luck out and get the option for breakfast. We bought some great stuff in the shop and it was just a beautiful place overall. Also, the staff were super friendly.

Rijoota G.

Had a wonderful time here. The owners are so sweet and showed us the maple making process so throughly with many samples. Highly recommend buying the maple ice cream!

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Lovely little place for breakfast and maple syrup. Very tasty pancakes and coffee! Worth the trip and visit. Thanks!

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Always great and consistent. The cutest atmosphere for breakfast on the weekend with family or friends.

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This place has one of best breakfast I ever had. Very friendly and delicious food. I highly recommend. It's worth the drive

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Ardy’s Country Kitchen - Smothered chicken

Ardy’s Country Kitchen

4.6(15 reviews)
9.7 mi
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I love Ardy's. It's a small family-owned business and they close during the winter months, so…read moreexpect that. They have ice cream as well as food. Keep an eye our for their daily specials because some of their specials are amazing! They do have a regular menu as well. It is rather limited but the quality is always excellent. Delicious, freshly cooked meals and like others have mentioned, the portions are big! I live in the area and my partner and I usually go at least once a week when they're open! The staff/owners are super polite and you can tell that they have pride in what they do. The country theme is adorable and perfect for the area. The area doesn't offer too many restaurants given that it's a small rural town and they are a huge gift to us over here!

My husband and I went there when we moved to the area three years ago. We stood waiting to be…read moreseated, we were completely ignored for several minutes, and then some people who were obviously friends of the woman working there were seated ahead of us. We walked out and stayed away for three years. Yesterday, we decided to give them another chance, so we went back. There was no sign or any indication in any of the daily Facebook publicity that the dining room was closed, and that meal service is takeout only. So we went around to the takeout window, which is NOT handicap accessible (steps only, no ramp), and stand on line to finally learn that the dinner would not be ready for at least 25 minutes (this was at 5:30 PM, not exactly an off hour for dinner service). Did they honestly expect my disabled husband to stand in the blazing summer sun for half an hour? (There were no seats available by the window). I knocked on the door of the dining room hoping we could at least sit down to wait, but they didn't even answer. We left, we will NEVER return, and I will make sure to tell everyone I know in this little town to stay away unless you actually want to be treated badly. I don't care if your food is cordon-bleu, no business should treat their customers with such disregard. I guess they think that, since they are the only restaurant in town that isn't a bar, it's okay to be rude and unaccommodating. We drove to Cobleskill and had a lovely meal at the Cowboy Taquieria on Main Street.

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Ardy’s Country Kitchen - Ardy's ice cream selection.

Ardy's ice cream selection.

Ardy’s Country Kitchen - Chicken Caesar salad

Chicken Caesar salad

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The Cooperstown Diner - Two eggs, toast, home fries

The Cooperstown Diner

3.9(314 reviews)
21.5 mi
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A little "brunch diner" that was a pleasant surprise. After touring the National Baseball Hall of…read moreFame, we decided to get some lunch. After checking out the menus, we decided on The Cooperstown Diner. Upon entering, this restaurant is SMALL. Twenty five seats are available. The decor is old and the restaurant could use some work. To use the restroom, a person has to walk through the kitchen. I have to take a point off for this. The food, how ever, was most excellent! The hamburgers are made with fresh ground beef and made by hand patties. Make sure you give a temp on the burgers or they arrive at a medium temp. The small burger is seven ounces of beef and sets high on the toasted bun. The chicken salad is house made and is seasoned with an Italian blend of spices. It was served as a melt on toasted, buttered sour dough bread. A very good sandwich. The other meal was the steak sandwich. The roll was toasted and piled high with beef and cheese. The French Fries and Tater Tots are from frozen but prepared well. The menu has a very strong breakfast variety but we didn't see or order a breakfast item. The price is very reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. If something out of the norm is something you like, give this place a chance. You will be pleasantly surprised!!!

This is a nice little diner there in Cooperstown the food…read moreis good and the service is good as well. The only drawback is it is very small so it's limited seating so you may end up having to wait for a little bit to get a seat for breakfast.

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The Cooperstown Diner - Interior

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The Cooperstown Diner
The Cooperstown Diner - Exterior

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Phoenicia Diner - Buttermilk pancakes

Phoenicia Diner

4.1(845 reviews)
32.8 mi
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Had a nice late lunch here on our recent trip. (Note that they are often not open at dinner time.)…read morewe were told that the food and service were good and that they had a few unusual local ingredients incorporated into their menu. For this reason, I decided to go with an Arnold Bennet skillet that included smoked trout. If you at all like the thought of lox and eggs, then you definitely need to try this one. It also had Parmesan, chives, and crème fraiche mixed in. The taste of this combination on a piece of toast was delicious! And something I would happily enjoy again and at reasonable prices. Plus, it was enough food that I finished it for breakfast the next morning. The seating area looks and feels like a typical NY diner. Our waitress was quick and efficient and the coffee was good and fresh. Especially with the limited number of dining locations in the Catskills area, Phoenicia diner is definitely worth a stop.

I believe that it is always appropriate to express both the good and the bad, and so my review…read moreoffers a little of both. We had just finished our 8 mile excursion at Rail Explorers last Friday and could not wait to get a bite to eat. We worked up quite an appetite, but did not mind that there was a line out the door. It would be worth it. We were told 20 minutes and so proceeded to wait patiently, just like everyone else. 20 minutes came and went and I was starting to feel my blood sugar plummet. We decided to wait in the bar area where I thought I could at least get started with one of their specialized breakfast drinks, but no one working behind the bar even asked if I wanted anything. I was ready to pay and tip appropriately, but it was like I wasn't even there. They were busy, so I chalked it up to that and waited until we were seated to order something to drink. We were seated at 40 minutes of waiting. Not a problem for me because I knew they were busy. We had agreed to a counter spot, but after waiting beyond the 20 minutes we were told, it would have been nice to have a two person booth. Our server, Kate, was very friendly and took our drink orders immediately. As our drinks arrived, we were joined to our right at the counter by a couple that had been on our excursion. There was another couple to our left, that were into their meals already and enjoying their food. We ordered our food and enjoyed the bustle of the diner. There were so many delights on the menu, but I was like...I just worked my butt off, I'm going to try something decadent and new. I ordered the jalepeno popper hash-browns. A little out of my comfort zone, but I knew they would be good. Within a few minutes our fellow excursion couple received their food. No big deal, right? Sometimes that happens. We waited...and waited. Coffee was refilled and Kate came over to ask if we wanted more juice. I'm thinking, yes! The food should be coming out soon. I watched the kitchen counter like a hawk...my stomach was now growling. The people to our left had left and a new couple arrived, the people from our excursion were finishing up their meal. Yes, that's right, the people that arrived after us were finishing up and we had still not been served. Kate, as sweet as she was, did not come back to reassure us that the food was coming, or notify us of any issues with the preparation of our food. We didn't order anything that would need 40 minutes to cook, so it was odd. Our excursion people left, the new people ordered and we were finally presented with our food. Kate did offer a "sorry about the wait". I smiled as I was just happy to finally have food presented. The people to our left received their food immediately after ours came, so the kitchen was working efficiently for everyone around us. My food was very good. It was an odd choice for me, but the jalepeno popper was decadent and Just what I needed after being there for about an hour and a half total. My fiancé's food....not so much, but I'm sure you will hear from him. All I have to say about his food is that he never complains....ever, but this time, I could practically see the steam coming out of his ears, as it was most certainly not coming off of his plate. He ordered a griddle meal, and oddly enough, it came out cold, lackluster and after the wait we had, it pretty much was the straw that broke the camel's back. I'm thinking that something happened with my meal which caused his meal to have to sit under the lights for 30 minutes....regardless, we should not have been served well after the people who sat down beside us were done and on their way out the door and a griddle meal should be so hot that you have to be careful not to burn yourself. Am I guilty of not expressing how I felt that day and instead choosing to write this review. Yes. But we were annoyed and looking at a 2 hour plus drive into the city and mainly just wanted to get out of there. Saving grace- sweet and friendly Kate and your adorable logo. I was totally going to buy some merch before the experience took my desire for a cute sweatshirt, bucket hat and cookbook to go flying right out the window. No complaints about the price. I too believe in supporting local and paying employees what they deserve.

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Phoenicia Diner - Turn The Holiday Spirit All The Way Up

Turn The Holiday Spirit All The Way Up

Phoenicia Diner - Chorizo Mac and Cheese

Chorizo Mac and Cheese

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