One of our favorite spots when we're in Callicoon. The staff is always really friendly, the food is…read moregenerally better than you'd expect, and the space is cozy. We've enjoyed The Creek House sitting at the bar and in the dining room. Both have a nice vibe and service was really good in both parts of the restaurant. Even if I don't have an appetite for a big meal, I'm always happy to just grab a great pint of Guinness from the tap and a side of their fries, which are great! If you're looking for a more substantial meal, they have really good entrees. The short rib I had was excellent and almost too big for me to eat by myself ("almost" meaning I completely crushed the whole plate). We have friends in the area who go frequently, and I know they've had a few dishes that they didn't love, but even if a dish doesn't fire on all levels, the rest of the experience usually fill the gaps. You really can't go wrong with this spot. It's simple comfort food in a welcoming environment at a fair price. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

Amazing place with friendly staff and delicious food. As a…read morevegan, sometimes it's challenging to find good food but The Creek House makes its own black bean burgers that come with homemade fries and Cole slaw which were all scrumptious. Definitely recommend if you're in the area

Ordered ice cappuccino, basically turned out to be milk, coffee and ice. Tables had crumbs on it,…read morewhen we mentioned it they told us where napkins were all so we could clean it off. Meh.

Best coffee in Callicoon. No need to try anywhere else. Owners are kind. Nice place to hang out.read more

A friend of mine was always raving about the chili from Ollie's. What she didn't tell me was that…read morethe other soups are just as rave worthy!! I got the chili topped with cheese and the house special African peanut soup. The chili with big cubes of cheese had tons of meat and a deep, rich flavor. Gobbled up with tortilla chips made it a meal! I had no expectations about the soup since I'd never heard of it. Loads of shredded chicken, tomatoes, butternut squash and yes, peanuts in a rich, creamy and savory base. Almost had a hint of coconut milk in it. Delish! A crusty hunk of bread would be a perfect pairing. There was another soup on the menu but I'll have to go back for that one. And I can't wait! Next time I'll eat there at one of the brookside tables. Maybe even try one of their wraps or loaded hotdogs. Cool little place just on the side of 17B under the bridge. So glad I stopped!

Good casual lunch spot. I liked the grilled chicken Caesar wrap, and the fries it came with were…read moregreat. Kiddie soft serve with rainbow sprinkles was solid.

First, I love the motifs throughout the Spotted Cow. A true cafe and grill that has great inside…read moreand outside seating. Set in a small but charming downtown this would be a frequent stop if I lived nearby just as much as it is when I drive through what they call Trout Town, USA. The staff give the essence of a family run business and are exceptional wait staff. The food and I recommend the Greek food, is terrific both well seasoned and plated. We had no less than three wait staff attend to our lunch. Hard to find places like this post 2020. We hope to see you again soon.

Good service Good food…read moreSuper expensive. Like insanely priced especially for a small town. The pricing must be targeting the tourists

If I could give The Heron more than 5 stars I absolutely would. It's hands down my favorite…read morerestaurant and the only place within an hour that is always consistent every single time. The food is incredible, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, and you can tell that every detail is thoughtfully cared for. What really sets The Heron apart from any other, are the owners. Marla and Paul are some of the kindest, most humble, and hard working people I've ever met. They genuinely care and it shows in everything they do. Marla is a BOSS who wears many hats and Paul works magic in that kitchen. I've never had a bad meal here. The steak is my go-to, and any of their fish dishes are phenomenal. If you haven't been for brunch, you're missing out--fresh squeezed juice for your mimosa, perfectly cooked eggs with some corned beef hash, and the pancakes are the best I've ever had. No visit is complete without the chocolate pot de crème for dessert. It's absolutely unforgettable. The Heron is a special place.

This place has great cocktails! We order the tofu grain bowl as it's delicious and the plant based…read moreoption. So many layers and flavors. The service is really good here, also. I like the music they play.

Still love this place. Clean and fresh! Excellent and friendly service. The best eggs in town!read more

Was in the area for an early morning appointment at the hospital and decided to come to Lena's for…read morebreakfast. We ordered French toast and meat lovers omelette. We enjoyed are food for sure. My omelette was amazing! The eggs were so fresh and creamy. When I'm back in area I will stop back in for breakfast again.

Such a charming spot in Jeffersonville. Tavern on Main has a cozy, inviting vibe, amazing…read morecocktails, and food that truly impressed us. The Salmon Cakes were so good, the French onion soup was comforting and flavorful, and the Korean BBQ ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender. We also loved the pan-seared salmon with its creamy lemon sauce. Everything felt fresh, well made, and thoughtfully prepared. Highly recommend for a special meal in the Catskills.

One of our go-tos in town. The service is always friendly. Todays order was the river fish and…read morechips. Delish

Clay at Wildflower Farms is one of my favorite places in the Hudson Valley. I've been here many…read moretimes with friends and family, and it never disappoints. The atmosphere is absolutely beautiful, especially during the fall and winter. Sitting outside around the massive fire pit with a drink in hand is one of my favorite experiences. The restaurant itself is elegant yet cozy, and the entire property is stunning, with luxury cabins, a spa, and breathtaking surroundings that make it a perfect getaway--especially for visitors coming from New York City. The food is consistently outstanding. Every dish is beautifully prepared, the cocktails are excellent, and while the portions are on the gourmet side, the quality more than justifies the price. It is definitely a splurge for locals, but it's worth it for a special occasion or when you're looking for an exceptional dining experience. Even though they don't offer a kids' menu, it's never been an issue for us. My 6-year-old loves the food and actually asks to celebrate her birthday there, which says a lot! Parking is easy with a large lot and complimentary valet service, making the entire experience even more enjoyable. If you're looking for outstanding farm-to-table cuisine, beautiful scenery, and a memorable dining experience in the Hudson Valley, I highly recommend Clay at Wildflower Farms. It's a place we happily return to again and again.

We were a group of 9 and made a reservation for the fixed menu. It was one of the girls…read morebachelorette trip and she requested a farm to table restaurant. The drive is a little questionable depending on which direction you come from lol, at some points you are literally at the edge of the mountain but it was all worth it for the ambiance and views once we got to Wildflower Farms. Now the reason I knocked off 2 stars was because of a miscommunication in our reservation regarding allergies. The night before our reservation they called to confirm the time, number of guests, and the allergies listed on the reservation. I am allergic to treenuts and they served both Burrata and Radicchio salad with the nuts on/in it. Good thing I noticed as well as another girl in my party that they hadn't been removed. Once notified the staff quickly removed it and made a new one fresh without nuts. The manager additionally came over and profusely apologized. My issue is, why confirm our allergies the night before if it is disregarded the day of. They even gave us a discount and only charged $115/pp. However, that doesn't fix the problem if I had ingested either of those dishes, what would have happened. Other than those 2 slip ups. The food was tasty and felt homecooked. The rolls were hot and buttery, the salted whipped butter was a nice touch. The pork meatballs were tender and juicy. I think out of the mains my favorite was the fish curry. Cocktails are NYC prices. Portion sizes were small and we left feeling hungry. Presentation is nice and it gives you that fine dining vibe.

Hey actually I am writing this in response to the last review. I was in front of the bake shop…read moreyesterday and anticipated this guy doing this as he loudly expressed disgust for their flag. I am pretty sure I ran into this gentleman complaining outside with his group about their support of Palestine without ever having gone in. It's a wonderful shop I've been going to for years. Had he entered he would've realized it's a Lovely business with a friendly staff. Their support of Palestine isn't antisemitism they do not mention Israel at all.

Ordered "scrambled eggs, well done home fries, and dark well-done toast" - pretty simple. After a…read morelong wait the eggs and home fires came but not the toast. The eggs were over-cooked and crumbly; the potatoes were not well-done. When I called this to the server's attention she said "the cook says he can't make them "well-done" because they "will fall apart". Huh??? After waiting for our toast for 15 minutes our meal went cold. I got up and asked if we were getting our toast. 10 minutes later it came, but barely toasted (it was still completely white), We asked that they take it back and darkly toast it. 10 minutes later still not toast, I get up again and ask if we are getting toast. She goes into kitchen and a very frustated man comes out loudly asking "Where is A..?" Well A was talking to someone while holding our toast it turns out. She comes to the table, and I kid you not delivers all white toast again! Flummoxed I said this is what we sent back. He then went on to tell us how it is impossible to toast sour dough bread beyond white (something I and everyone at the table have somehow been able to do during our lifetimes) - Guess they just haven't figured it our yet. Bad experience all around.

Portions are humongous! My party of three got breakfast here and we ate leftovers for breakfast the…read morenext day and couldn't even finish that! Eggs and buckwheat pancakes are great, hash browns are on the spicy side. I got the Olaf, which was a bit too much, good but too rich for me. I think my mom's buckwheat pancakes were the tastiest item ordered.

You will struggle to find a better breakfast spot on the planet…read more I was here yesterday with my best friend Justin. I have been to Diana's before but I haven't been since a little before Covid as I live in NJ...This establishment makes you feel like home. When you get a coffee it comes In a mug that you would have in your house. In NJ you go to a diner and you get a small branded mug etc here it's more like a mug from there personal collection of random mugs. The owners/staff are SUPER friendly and welcoming. Before I even got to PA I told my buddy Justin that I have to go to Diana's. They are master of the griddle here! Food is fresh and delicious. I got the 2 egg plate with home fries (ask for the onions and peppers added in) and over medium eggs and sausage. The sausage is so so good. Hand formed patty crisp on the outside and juicy inside. I also got a homemade cinnamon bun and ordered a bunch to go. As the menu suggest ask them to butter and griddle the buns. This will change your life. Hospitality at its finest and country breakfast at its finest. This is a gem of the Honesdale/Tyler Hill area. I have a special place in my heart for this place!