Our little group, about 6 of us wandered in a bit haphazardly today around 1:30 pm. Beacon…read moreBread was recommended to us and we were not disappointed. Our server, was it Ella or Ellen (?) was hands down one of the best servers, I have ever had. We all agreed on this. She was kind, amazingly calm and patient with all our confusion and questions. A real A+ from all of us! Our orders came absolutely correct and yes they were delicious!

Excellent The French Toast was phenomenal. Our waitress Ned was wonder and helpful. Highly highly…read morerecommended

I thought this was just another pizza joint until I tried their pasta. It was fresh, authentic…read moredelicious food, would highly recommend, I'll be back. I enjoyed their fettuccine Alfredo pasta with breaded chicken *chefs kisses*

Amazing customer service and sweet folks. They charged my phone for me while I dined outside. They…read morebrought to food out to us and were very respectful. We had the baked ziti and New York slice. Very hot and yummy! Very casual and cute spot

We found this bakery by chance on our way to West Point, and it absolutely did not disappoint. The…read morebread was incredible--fresh, soft, and full of flavor. We ended up trying a brioche, a selection of cookies, and a few other pastries, and everything was delicious. We usually gravitate toward Korean bakeries, but this one easily holds its own and ranks among the best we've tried. A great hidden gem and definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. Highly recommend.

This was hands down some of the best bread I've ever had. Everything was incredibly fresh, and the…read morefood was consistently nice and soft. The standout for me was the buttermilk biscuit. It was absolutely perfect, featuring a nice hard surface on the outside and a soft surface on the inside, it's just the right texture. It was even better with the seasoned salt! The service was quick and the ambience was very roomy, making for a great overall experience. I would have given it a higher rating if I could; it was so good!

Some of the area's best authentic NY bagels are found Nat the Bagel Shoppe in Fishkill. Boiled and…read morebaked. And leave enough in your budget to stop by the pastry case. The service here is prompt, efficient, and friendly. They'll get you in and out quickly. The ambience here is across between a New York deli and bagel shop a few tables for the locals and in good weather one outside. But you'll probably want to grab and go because the people at home will be waiting with bated breath.

Friday afternoon I was hungry and had never tried anything in the area. I stopped at what I thought…read morewas a deli, but it was closed. As I drove by the plaza, I figured someone here had to have food. It came down to a deli or takeout, and deli always wins. I walked in and immediately knew I made the right call. Counters filled with breads, sweets, bagels, and fresh food, and the smells in the air matched exactly what was in front of me. That's always a good sign. There was a menu posted with plenty to choose from. I went with the Black Forest sandwich and also grabbed three giant linzer tart hearts and an apple crumb horn. Price-wise, it felt right for what I got, and I'm always happy to support a local spot. The Black Forest was exactly what I needed on a winter afternoon. I ordered it as a hero and could only finish half. It was stuffed with hot turkey and melted Muenster cheese, and the bread had a great crunch while still keeping a nice chew. The Thousand Island dressing and coleslaw made every bite satisfying. It was definitely a wet sandwich with sauce dripping, and honestly, I loved that. I was excited for every bite. The apple crumb horn was delicious and a must-grab if you're there. It's like an apple pie but lighter and airier, with sweet, slightly crisp apples throughout. 5/5 stars. I'll absolutely be back the next time I'm in the area.

Wonderful bread. Good service. Fresh cheese on weekends (ie) Mozzarella and Ricotta. It gets busy…read moreso plan accordingly. Holidays are really busy!

Feb. 2026 - Mario's is the last of a dying vocation. I guess because theres a lot of work involved…read moreand you have to be up early in the morning. I believe they are the only bread bakery, still around this area, that bakes their own bread from scratch on the premises. Most Supermarket chains will tell you that they bake theirs fresh. What they don't tell you is, it comes in frozen and they bake it in the back, if that much. It's like a Pillsbury biscuit, you buy it at the store in a raw state, you take it home and bake it. Not quite the same thing, as truly homemade. They have a variety of baked goods, stuffed pastas, and Italian delicacies on the shelf. To me, the prices seemed very reasonable. The staff is always helpful and cheerful. There's sufficient parking and a few handicap spots near the door. It's clean and it's organized.

What a gem of a store. This is the type of place you can tell the owner really cares about the…read moreproducts she offers. The baked goods selection is always delicious and meticulously displayed. And you can always trust the products she curates are top of the line. Sure maybe you can find a few things online, but who needs 5lbs of paprika at any given time LOL. The fact of the matter is, this store inspires creativeness. I walk in there and my mind starts going as to what I can make with all the unique and interesting options. Top that off with a reasonable price point, friendly service, and products I can trust... what else can you ask for, especially in this neighborhood. What do I know though, I've only worked in a few dozen restaurants in the city and a few Michelin and James beard recognized places haha.

Do yourself a big favor and stop buying McCormick seasonings and spices. This was an unexpected and…read moremassive spice find on Main St in Cold Spring, NY. I don't know when this shop was started, but in any case, you can literally find any spice here. There's a tall chalkboard with 4 columns listing a gazillion spices and managed to get my hands only on a 'small' $8 Turmeric mason jar and some loose Jasmine leaves I needed. Service was nice and I was actually schooled on some of her spices I was unsure of. By the way, the owner has online ordering and discounts available- so if you see something that catches your eye, grab it.

We came in for a quick bite and everyone working at the restaurant was incredibly kind, serving us…read morepiping hot pies on a cold day. The pies and sausage rolls themselves were delicious and exactly how I remembered them tasting when I was in London a few years ago. My favorite was the sausage roll but the steak and ale pie was also very good. My boyfriend loved the chicken tikka pie.

The owner will accuse me of being rude and having a "tone". I was supposed to listen to her going…read moreon and on with the same abrasive tone she accused me of having. If I tried to speak at all that is rude??? This was after her daughter hung up on me without even letting me complete a sentence. So I called back and the owner answered. I bought two $5 scones that turned out to be baked yesterday and were cold and hard from being kept in the refrigerator. According to the owner **I** was supposed to ask if they were fresh, or cold, or needed to be warmed up. It was all on me to find out. Really??? I wasn't supposed to assume they were fresh. Seriously?? It's a bakery. The **common and accepted practice** for a bakery is to sell "day old" baked goods as just that.....day old, and for a slightly lower price than same day freshly baked. Customers are supposed to know that they are buying a day old product and not same day fresh. The fact that they are selling a product and not selling it as day old is dishonest. Why would a customer be *expected* to ask if the scones are fresh? And one wonders how many days they would continue to sell those same refrigerated and old scones? I have purchased from their stand at the Beacon Farmer's Market many times and loved it. The young man who I buy from is great, always friendly and nice. The woman, who I assume is the owner is a horrible, rude woman. She went on a tirade about how I was supposed to find out if the scones were fresh, just on and on and on, and about how rude I was and my "tone". In her opinion the customer is always wrong. Awful person, obviously on the defensive. What a horrible way to run a business and a horrible and unprofessional way to interact with a customer. Just an awful woman. Here's a little tip....if you let the customer speak, finish a sentence and listen to them rather than not allowing them to speak they might not have that "tone". As soon as I tried to speak I was "rude", simply because I was speaking and not listening to her tirade. This woman is the rudest and most hostile business owner I have encountered. Oh.....I also bought a pie....that I just looked at. I specified apple and strawberry. The box is labeled apple and strawberry but the pie inside is blueberry. And the bottom crust is not done.

Have been going to Newburgh Brewery for years off and on, but feel they've really stepped it up…read morethese days. Always a wide variety of beers, the brown ale is my husband's fave while I tend to go for one of their ciders. Yesterday, there to watch the Premier League opener, I opted for a Gin & Tonic. Whoa, legit was probably the best G&T I've had a a bar in ages! They use a local gin from Warwick too. So if you're just going for drinks and a game/match you're in very good hands. But don't overlook their food offerings. The menu has been dependable (smash burger never fails) but they've added some new items and they are really super. The Birria tacos are a new item and are served in blue corn tortillas. Delicious. Poutine is absolutely yummy with savory gravy topped w fresh green onion. Even the chips & guacamole are stepped up w terrific double crunchy chips. The space is gorgeous, wide open and bright with high ceilings, wide tables and benches. So you never get that feeling that you've entered a black hole time warp on a lovely day. The real cherry on top of the place is the staff and vibe. Greeted kindly by every staff member with easy conversation about the game or what's on offer. It's a welcoming place for sure with an ace in the hole of how it strives to craft community first. So all this, along with quality food & drink? It's class. Well done Newburgh Brewery! Looking forward to our next visit!

This place has turned into an all-out sports bar. That's family friendly. The wings were really…read morereally good which I wasn't expecting and they turned out within about 15 minutes of I'm ordering, which I thought was fantastic considering there had to be at least 150 people in there ordering food during the World cup game. So service is definitely great and the food also is an attraction here along with the drinks.