they need new management the West Indian kid and the two lighter shade girls do not run anything…read morecorrectly. they like to blame lies on one another. the brothers there are keeping the business running and keep everything clean and stocked up as well as communicating with every one walking in. They also need to stay 24 hrs

Came here to order a few sandwiches for the train ride back to NYC. They were a bit pricey and were…read morevery slow at preparing them. You pay for the convenience I guess. Otherwise it's a really well kept convenience store and the staff members are pretty friendly for the most part.

Excellent service by friendly waitress and was very cute and clean inside. Was priced high at $50…read morefor 2 lunches (sandwiches)

Let me begin by mentioning that I am a degreed chef, I worked for 12 years as a flight attendant…read moreand Purser for Pan American World Airways, almost always working the First Class Galley, I have chaired many Tea Gatherings for my local CT Church and entertain frequently by serving an authentic English Tea to friends and family. I have earned and wear with pride my nickname of "The Tea Lady". I have taken Tea Ceremony classes in Tokyo Japan and have enjoyed afternoon tea service at 5 star properties from Manhattan (The Russian Tea Room) to Dacca in Bangladesh. I have enjoyed Tea at The Churchill Hotel in London, The Breakers Hotel under their hand painted ceiling and most recently I reveled in a cherry blossomed Tea Room in Edinburgh at the famous Palm Court of the Balmoral Hotel second only to the Palm Court at The Plaza in NYC. I say this only to provide context to what I am about to say concerning a tea spot in East Greenbush which until recently was one of my favorite upstate NY places to have Tea and escape for a few minutes from our bustling, noisy, distracting world. Just last week I invited a friend to come to tea and lunch with me since we had not seen each other in a very long time and she had had surgery a short time ago. I called Roots at 1PM and asked if their tea service could be ordered for one hour hence. I was told: "Oh no that takes 3 hours to prepare, sorry you can't order Tea now". So I settled on lunch and made an appt for 2PM. (they advertise that they are open until 3PM.) We arrived on the dot of 2, only to be reminded that they close down the kitchen at 2:30 so we should order pretty fast, in addition the kitchen was 112 degrees and the cook wanted to be out of there! We ordered and the meals came out very fast but not before we were asked 3 times by the very loud and frankly intrusive server "were our drinks ok?", "did we want to order NOW", and again, how are your drinks?" My friend and I were talking in a very soft lady-like manner and this person's tenor and intrusions into our conversation was very un-welcomed. My sandwich had mustard slathered on it, so much that I had to wipe it clean in order to eat. My tea had been served w/o the milk I requested and w/o benefit of a spoon with which to stir it when I finally was given the milk. Thereafter there followed an annoying uninvited "visit" by our server approx 4 more times to interrupt the important conversation I was trying to have with my guest. When the cook came out and pulled the money out of the register, and when the server yelled across the large room to someone who had entered the front door, over our heads, I asked my guest: "what time is it?" "2:30" she answered, we were being told it was time to leave in no uncertain terms before the close of their published business day! Then the coup de grace... the lights were turned off! Frankly I was surprised that the vacuum cleaner was not also engaged at that exact time. I stood up and said " Well I gather we are being told to leave?" No answer from either the cook or the server. I asked for the check and shared with the server ( in a very calm demeanor) how she had broken every rule of gracious dining in the 45 minutes that we had been their "guests". I left but not without leaving a generous tip even though she told me since we had had such a negative experience that I did not need to leave a tip. After all it is not her fault that her employer has not trained her in the finer points of hospitality...which is by definition "the friendly reception and treatment of guests or strangers". We were neither treated or received in a friendly manner. I left saying: "Goodbye for now and forever". I went home dreaming of the next time I would be at The Reading Room Cafe in Cos Cob, Greenwich where the customer is treated with the most gracious hospitality ...even if I were to arrive just before closing time at 5PM. Instead of leaving the world behind for one hour we were instead bombarded by the world outside being inside Roots... noisy, distracting and utterly w/o even the semblance of good manners and dining etiquette. Sadly and Sincerely, Mary Howard

I don't know about the regular food but the farm stand's lovely, donuts among the best we've had,…read moreand I would go back every day for the soft serve ice cream if I could. Most soft serve places use horrible mixes that are full of air, too sweet, and lacking in ice cream. Not here. It was perfect. also a great place to buy gifts to bring home. Lots of real maple syrup.

I have been going here for years so I get apples sometimes I get some candy I've had breakfast and…read morelunch there. They have cider donuts and other Bakery goods. They have a really cute gift shop. The staff is really nice. That being said I don't think I've ever really liked a breakfast sandwiches and I went there for breakfast yesterday and you go and you put your order in at one counter and then you bring your ticket to another window and then they call your number and you get your food. I got one egg cuz I didn't want a lot I wanted toast I only wanted one toes but they do two toes and hash browns it's one order wasn't a huge order everything was $16 including the egg toast bacon a soda 20 oz in a Mallo cup. I suppose it wouldn't have been so bad if I liked it. The bacon was not good. It was very greasy and kind of also dry and gritty. The egg had no seasoning. The toast was good the jam was good the hash browns were good. I don't enjoy them for breakfast. I did have the best fish sandwich I've ever had in my life there a long time ago it was a special. Was that fish sandwich and had a yummy sauce. It's a fun experience to go there by do not like the breakfast. I couldn't get anybody to eat this bacon except the dog and she can't eat bacon.

Gas station food? Yep. Sometimes it's exactly what you need but didn't know it…read more Friends have been telling us about One Dream for some time now and specifically shouted out the Indian food. Great prices and insanely good quality food are what we had: chicken tikka masala and my favorite: Chana masala. Both rivaled the quality Indian fare that I have been used to growing up in NYC. So this is super exciting...but it's a bit of a trek from where I currently live. That said, I still get to Latham and /or pass by frequently...so this will be on the frequent stop list for sure. Besides Indian fare, I spied others waiting for fish tacos, burgers and wraps...so there's something for everyone. They have an app for ordering ahead. You'll find the QR code next to the food ordering kiosks. Download it!! The person behind the counter was super friendly and helpful. We were hungry, so we ate at the available seats near the window and happily took home leftovers.

Ambiance/Service -Five stars Food choice today -3 stars max…read more After hearing all the praise about the Indian food, I stopped in and bought a Turkey Reuben. So this review is about my first food order here. I will return to try the Butter Chicken over Rice and more. Food choice today - Turkey Reuben --2 Stars $12.49 *Cheese not melted completely *Too little sauerkraut mixed with small slices of green and red pepper (on menu description) *"Dressing" had unpleasant aftertaste * This take on a classic Reuben was not good in my opinion I made a poor choice in food today for me, but I will be back because there were many positives including: +Amazing MENU including classic Indian food, burgers, hot/cold sandwiches, wraps, gyros, specialty beverages etc. Boars Head products +Easy, efficient Kiosk ordering system +Welcoming Manager and helpful staff +Three cooks in kitchen area +Short wait for food +Well organized, spacious layout +Tons of drinks and snacks available +high top table under window to dine in, if desired +Great parking +Handicapped access with its own door +Pristine exterior appearance--Lovely landscaping and white cement walkways +Pristine interior

Called at 4pm to order pepperoni pizza for pick up at 5pm. Also asked if they had Diet Coke. Was…read moretold by young sounding woman that they didn't carry Diet Coke only no sugar coke. Went to get pizza and very rude young woman said I had not ordered pepperoni and wasn't sure if the pizza had cheese on it. Also there was a cooler with the Diet Coke. The girl was " rude and nasty" and friend said they'd never pick up there again. This is totally different from the young man I first reviewed. If this woman answers phone when I call I will not order. Extremely disappointed and perhaps she needs a customer service lesson or two!

Great food great people love it there!! Super friendly and always has a great atmosphereread more

Amazing vegan food and they sell their pastrami, bacon & pepperoni by the pound if you want to take…read moreit home. We split the Reuben & buffalo Mac and cheese both of which were delicious so stop by if you're in the area.

I've been coming here since they first opened under their former name. I can't believe I never…read morereviewed lol. This is the vegan gem of the capital district. Everything is always consistently delicious!!! I mean every single item on the menu. Their pepperoni is amazing and used locally at many pizzerias for their vegan option. It's a little deli with big vibes. Everything in the deli case is always great. I've never had something I don't like here. My faves are the riblet when it's around. Think McRib lol. So good. I also love the fried oyster mushrooms and Mac and cheese. Honestly, I love it all. Last night, however, I was in the mood for something light but filling as it was 90 degrees. I got the BLT. Whoa! Soooooo good! I ordered online and the service was pretty quick even though they were closing in a half hour.

Hello to all people in our area and surroundings towns. we have been eating here for many many…read moreyears. mostly breakfast. Very good food! honestly. fresh too! I'm writing to tell you how caring they are to all the people who come there. my wife is in stage 4 lung cancer and it has now moved into her bones. two weeks ago she was in the hospital and wanted a breakfast sandwich, so I stopped on my way to Albany med to get her a breakfast sandwich and had brought it up to Gidget that my wife was in bad shape. as I was ready to pay for it, Gidget gave her the sandwich for free. I was so happy to see that Gidget was caring herself. As so many people go there, she doesn't know my wife by name, but always knew her voice on the phone and could attach that to her face when she went into Gidgets place ( losees) . That's the good stuff that happens in small country stores. Good people equal good doings. Gidget, if you see this, I'm very grateful you showed how you do care about your patrons. In time of hardness on both my wife and Gidget running a very good food spot trying to survive, I am truly grateful for your kindness towards my wife. I will never forget that, Gidget!!!

Had the breakfast bowl at Losee HomeStyle Deli and it was fantastic I have been going for lunch…read moreEverything is fresh, flavorful, and filling, with that homemade comfort-food feel. Great portion, delicious flavors, and no better place for lunch . I'll definitely be back!

We were visiting from Long Island and needed to kill some time while doing our laundry on vacation…read more (Yes, even vacations involve laundry sometimes! ) We decided to wander around and were lucky enough to stumble upon The Galway Local--and what a fantastic surprise it was! The moment we walked in, we were greeted like old friends. They told us about their wonderful Coffee & Conversation event, held on the last Tuesday of every month. They offer a free cup of coffee and encourage people to sit, chat, and connect with one another. In a world where everyone's staring at their phones, what a refreshing and heartwarming idea! Now let's talk about the food... or should I say, my complete lack of self-control. The display case was packed with homemade cakes, brownies, and other goodies that made choosing nearly impossible. I finally settled on the coffee cake, and WOW! It was incredibly moist, delicious, and so enormous I practically needed to unhinge my jaw like a python just to take a bite. Every bite was worth the effort! My husband inhaled a homemade brownie with a chocolate milk so quickly I'm not entirely convinced he even tasted it. I also grabbed a vegan sweet potato, bean, and cheese chili to take back for lunch. If it tastes half as good as it looked, I'll be dreaming about it until our next trip! They also have a great selection of coffee flavors, so there's something for everyone. If you're anywhere near Galway, do yourself a favor and stop in. Come for the coffee, stay for the conversation... and maybe wear stretchy pants if you plan on sampling the baked goods. You'll thank me later!

We really enjoyed this newer addition to the Galway area. We had a wonderful breakfast with…read morefriendly service, great food, and decent pricing. Ambiance is the only negative I have for this place. There is an attempt to make the front dining area more attractive, but the fact that this was previously a grocery store is still overly evident. I liked the fact that they utilize a rear portion of the space as a store to sell a variety of locally produced goods, but I'd have preferred it to be separated better from the dining area. I really hope this business succeeds and it's able to continue making visual improvements.