Maybe they were having an off day? Or I ordered the wrong thing? Asked for a latte and didn't…read morenotice until the last minute that they were using a small automatic coffee maker. It was a coffee with steamed milk on top and it was so bitter I couldn't drink it. Muffin was okay wasn't great. I will say the owners were very very nice and we had a really good conversation so that made it worth it (except I still needed a latte ha ha)

Tiny little place but full of yummy desserts and sandwiches! Coffee is delicious and service was…read morevery pleasant! Really cute place. Worth the trip!

It's important to have one things if you consider yourself a cafe or coffee shop. Good coffee. They…read morenot have good coffee, it's great as well as the staff that is there. The baked goods smelled like heaven and tasted just as such. But the coffee was the show stealer.

Used to go here all of the time. It's horrible now. Nothing tastes the same. I don't know what they…read moredid but they need to undo it.

I needed a very special birthday cake for a very special womans birthday this woman loves carrot…read morecake . I was going to make the trip down to the city to get the cake from one of the 2 or 3 bakeries known for their quality carrot cakes , but then decided I'm going to keep it local. So off to the jeffersonville bake shop I went . First off everyone in there was very pleasant from the owner Lauren to Kim who took the order to the young girl at the register . We settle on a presentation cake (8 inch) for which I gave them an inspiration photo of the flowers I wanted on cake and a 1/2 sheet for the guests we had over 50 people and could have easily gotten away with the 8 inch and a 1/4 sheet . Don't let the size of the sheet cakes fool you , this is a 3 layer deliciously carroty and moist cake with a wonderful cream cheese icing . All around great job and great cake .

Stopped by on way back to the city -- truly awful experience and I would expect to find better…read morebaked goods and coffee in the local supermarket. Maybe it was because I had some pretty amazing pastries in Livingston Manor yesterday; but, even without that experience this place was less than mediocre. Boring and stale. Very disappointing.

Love this place. Food, service, and ambience are all stellar! All the baked goods are wonderful and…read moreI miss the cinnamon buns from Neon Croissant.

Cute little cafe serving up some great coffee and delicious food. We spent about $40 for breakfast…read moreso I would consider it more than a to-go type of place. Unfortunately, the 3/5 stars is for (1) Not having any tap/filter water available. I bought water but it's just not a sustainable practice. (2) Not just not having a bathroom for customers but the attitude I got when I just inquired about both things... We were going to grab a couple cookies on the way out, but just ended up leaving.

I have re-discovered ShopRite of Liberty recently as a clean, well organized supermarket carrying a…read moregreat assortment of high equality products that I look for. The service at checkout is excellent and the in-store sales reps are helpful in helping locate items. This store has greatly improved the cleanliness and sanitation of the fish and meat department.

The sushi guy and his wife in shoprite Liberty are nasty, I saw them not wearing gloves and mask,…read morethe same hand the sushi guy makes sushi with, he also scratches his butt, sends text on the phone, and touches a lot of other stuff...and him and his wife talking without mask while making sushi, you could imagine the spit, it was so disgusting! Ever since then, I stopped buying anything from them.

Love this place! It is worth braving the busy parking lot, jammed with Shabbat shoppers to get a…read morebagel, challah or other baked goods! Always a kind "Shabbat shalom" from the proprietress to me , a shiksa through and through!

I heard about this bakery, which is a Heimishe bakery, from What's Cookin' Sullivan County page on…read morefacebook. Really, I was so surprised that after the season, this bakery is still open. They are planning to close around Columbus Day. For those of you that don't know, Jewish businesses open up in the summer and close when the kids go back to school. Communities with many of these businesses are aflutter with activity and then.....nada. Ghost town. South Fallsburg, Woodridge, and Woodbourne are prime examples. Blink....and you might miss this bakery. Fallsburg seems to be this intersection-a Stewarts on one side, a body shop on the other, Dollar General up ahead, and on the one side, a few Jewish businesses. An ice cream shop, a pizza place, and this bakery. My GPS was trying to point me across the street to the Dollar General. Anyway, once inside, there is a quick sale rack in which I found what I was looking for at an incredible price! Russian babkas at $2 each. After the season, you cannot find a babka in Walmart or Shoprite and if you did, they are usually around $7 or $8. I went late in the day at 4pm, so the bakery was empty, but that's a good thing. Get your last minute things before he leaves!!! Freeze them!

Insane crumb cake. Incredible vibes and artwork dispersed throughout. Thank you Grandma Goldsack!read more

Grandma Goldsack's is a gem just outside the Hemlock Farms community gate on Hemlock Farms Drive…read more The smells when you walk in immediately get me salivating! Sign up for Grandmas daily updates on Facebook so you know what she has made for the day. She always has a good selection of homemade baked goods and a warm welcome! I ordered an apple pie for Thanksgiving and it was delicious with very fresh apples and a crumb top. I also get my bread there, a cinnamon raison and a multigrain. Grandma doesn't make the bread but it is homemade from someone else and it's much better than the Weis bakery.

We were in Poughkeepsie, had lunch and inquired if there was a panaderia (bakery) that carried…read moreMexican breads and pastries. There is one particular roll called a Bolillo that we've looked for in several Mexican neighborhoods; in the northeast. It looks like a small French bread; very popular in Mexico City. Spoke to the owner and it was a little late in the day for them. Most are sold to restaurants. I have to be back in Poughkeepsie Monday. She's going to save a half a dozen for me. The place looks very clean and well organized. I noticed that they had off to the side, the tongs and pizza serving trays. Go to any bakery in CDMX, and you'll see the same thing. It kind of gives the place authenticity. The weekend has passed and we're here for the Bolillos. The owner had a 1/2 dz. of them aside for us. 6 for $6. very reasonable. Can't wait to turn one into a torta, Mexican sandwich. : )

Such kind staff! The bread here is so affordable and giant! Super fresh and all delicious. Fyi this…read moreplace is cash only. I really liked everything i tried from here. This bakery is lined with cute plants too! Make sure to come.

So many choices! Bagels, breads, cookies oh my! Huge selection! Coffee, tea and frozen drinks…read more Made to order sandwiches too. We loved everything!

Pastries are nice and fresh. Has gluten free cookies, sugar free options as well as lots of…read moredelicious breads and desserts ! Nice and helpful service.