While on our way up to Lake George, we stopped in Newburgh looking for a place to have breakfast…read more We happened upon Cafe Little Treasure. It's a small, cozy cafe with a limited breakfast menu, but both of the items we tried were very good. We had the hashy bowl and ham and cheese croissant with 2 eggs. You order at the counter and then the server brings you out your food. Service was also excellent. Next time that we're in Newburgh, I would definitely stop by Cafe Little Treasure again.

Super nice staff and adorable interior!!! It's a cozy little spot w lots of personality. I…read morestopped in on my way to an event and got the bagel sandwich (they serve brek anytime) the bagel was softer than I was expecting but everything tasted spectacular. I also got an almond milk hot choc. It was pretty good. Solid.

Kinda meh - came here 3 years ago and it was good - this weekend - not so much - utter chaos behind…read morethe counter - orders being picked up by the wrong people, orders being missed as they lack a 'normal' ordering process - here's a tip - ask for the customers NAME when you take their order and write that also on the coffee cup and then call them out when you've made the drink... IKR amazing innovation?!! Add to this a very meh selection of baked goods and.. .well.. won't be coming back here again.

Cool coffee shop on the beginning of Main Street. Lots of seating. Awesome barista. She was very…read morebusy and maintained a friendly professional way about herself. We arrived around 7:30AM today (Saturday). The place was getting filled up in the back room with dogs and their owners who all seemed to know each other. Then an older gentleman with no dog entered and all the dogs went bananas . Turns out he had dog treats in his pocket. We got a cappuccino & a caramel latte (both with almond milk) and a treat made with chex cereal (gluten free) The treat was yummy but way too sweet. The coffees were awesome.

Incredible quality food. came for the coffee and ended up getting a fresh tuna sandwich that came…read morewith the thinnest coolest homemade potato chips I've literally ever had. The lady was so sweet offered us to taste the chicken salad and her soup! Both just filled with soul and care, even though it's a mall stop, a great place for a meal. Planning on coming back if still in the area for her soup and a smoothie! Edit: The soup made me feel like I was in my child Italian home, with service that felt the same. A really lovely experience in the area.

The was great tasting and the walnut brownie's were very delicious and I plan on returning soon .read more

A few times a month, I make it my mission to take an adventure to Cold Spring. I really enjoy…read morecoming to Cold Spring, especially walking around and checking out all the cute shops. There's always something new to discover. While I was there planning to visit the Italian Art Gallery nearby, I came across Cold Spring Coffee House and saw that it had great reviews, so I figured it would be the perfect place to start my day. Getting there: If you're coming from NYC, the Metro-North is super convenient. The coffee house is an easy walk from the Cold Spring train station, which makes it a great stop when spending the day exploring the town. Inside, the coffee house isn't overly decorated, but it has a nice, relaxed atmosphere. I wasn't a huge fan of how close together some of the tables were, but it was quiet enough to sit. They also have a few tables out front if you'd rather enjoy your coffee while taking in the charming street. But the real showstopper here is the pastry selection! With such a beautiful display of pastries, who needs extra decorations? There were so many tempting options that it was hard to choose, but I ultimately went with the Goat Cheese & Honey Danish and paired it with a medium coffee. Overall, I'm glad I added this stop to my Cold Spring adventure. I always enjoy spending time here, strolling through the town, popping into the different shops, and finding little spots like this along the way. It's a great place to grab a coffee and pastry before continuing to explore everything Cold Spring has to offer.

I love Coffeehouse! They're such a great resource to have in Cold spring. You can get anything from…read morepastries to coffee to tea to sodas. The service is kind and fast. The ambiance is cosy. The tables are cute and have a worn down feel to them that makes it homey. I really like this place

Delicious bacon, egg and cheese. Great variety of bagels and cream cheeses. Decent coffee. Nice…read moreselection of pastries and salads.

Ive always wanted to try this place. And I stopped by on my way back from an appointment. Got…read moremyself a delicious sandwich reasonably priced and a very, very popular place you could tell this place makes great business. Especially the location and it's been there for a long time. The staff were great. I didn't wait long for my sandwich. I will definitely be coming back if i'm in the area again.

Espresso is well pulled and the cortado is the perfect ratio of milk, espresso, and syrup…read more I chose this place after reading reviews from some people who said they prefer Old Dhaka tucked away in the back of the food hall to other popular places on the Main Street.

What the f is this guy doing as a stall in a food hall? Stellar! After a weekend trying all the…read morecoffee around town I was honestly underwhelmed. Most coffee in Beacon is at best flavorless at worst too dark and bitter. Big Mouth is maybe the exception, but even then lacked precision in extraction. Then I had a revelatory expresso shot here! Perfectly pulled, complex and delicious flavor. This guy runs the place all by himself and slams through drinks like a wolverine. It is definite this guy pays attention to the beans, listening as they whisper secrets.

Arrived after a 2 hour drive and it was closed. No sign or reason why. Super disappointed.read more

Wonderful cafe/book store run by the nicest people. My friend and I were looking for coffee and…read morewanted to support a small business and came across this. We had trouble finding it at first because the pizza store's sign was so big, but then using Google Earth, we saw this was on the corner. There were a lot of desserts to choose from. The owners talked us through their menu. I got a birthday cake scone which had white chocolate chips inside and sprinkles. It was delicious warmed up. Their house coffee was so good. The coffee beans are roasted in Brooklyn and are from SweetLeaf Coffee Roasters. (This is actually the best coffee I've had and I'm pretty sad it's so far from home) My friend got a curry chicken patty with coco bread and I had a bite...then got 3 patties to go and another scone. They have a lot of books to choose from that are in perfect condition and are very neatly shelved. The ambiance was warm and welcoming. They have blind date with a book, stationery, lots of plants, natural light, and free wifi. The stairs outside have a hand painted bookshelf on it. You can tell how much love went into making this place. The space is very clean and the service is excellent. If this were closer to home, I would definitely be here a few times a week.

Stewart International Airport needs to get it together in the food department. Low-quality food…read morefare is served here when there is a real opportunity here to improve weary travelers' lives. I suggest outsourcing this space to Shake Shack and setting up a separate market for healthier options like salads, granola parfaits, and fruits for everyone else. The servers are very pleasant and friendly, however.

This cafe is inside the terminal of the Stewart International Airport…read more The wonderful aspect of Euro Cafe is that it offers travelers an opportunity to grab a bite to eat, soda, beer or snack, and it's the only snack bar offering fast food in the airport! Obviously, choices are limited, but if you're hungry - it's here! There are a few healthy fruit offerings if you're trying to stay away from processed foods. Safe travels!

Little Loaf popped up at the POUGHKEEPSIE FARM PROJECT on Saturday. The line stretches along with…read morethe anticipation of biting into one of those delicious vegan pastries. Savory or sweet, every single one is a treat. Highly recommended. Order ahead on their website to make an easy grab and go pick up.

My wife and I have been Vegan for 15 years now... we recently relocated from the west coast to the…read moreeast... I can safely say that we have sampled countless vegan and vegan-option places but NONE compare to Little Loaf! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with the kindest, warmest, people who make you feel instantly welcomed! The space is incredibly inviting and full of positive and supportive energy--it's the kind of place you instantly want to come back to. And we have - over and over again! From Colleen, the chef and co-owner who couldn't be more lovely, talented and bighearted, to Gabriella (whom I believe is the kitchen manager) and who is above and beyond delightful and gracious- to Ryan, the co- owner who brings such warmth and kindness to this terrific place that you can understand why it attracts likeminded people, to Inka who always checks us out at he counter with a warmth and a smile! And the pastries... WOW!! They are hands down the best vegan pastries we've ever had! Every single one is fresh, beautifully made, and absolutely delicious. We also tried several of the sandwiches, and everything has been outstanding. It's obvious that everything is made and filled with love, care, and exceptional attention to quality. Whether you're vegan or not, this bakery is a true gem. Amazing food, truly wonderful people, and an atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. We can't wait to come back and try even more. This place has earned customers for life. If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would! Highly, highly recommended!