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    Cousin's Mini Market

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    The Wassaic Project - A photo of Maxon Mills where we showcase our art exhibitions and host other year-round programming

    The Wassaic Project

    4.0(3 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I agree with Sarah wholeheartedly.... I visited the Wasssaic Project and found it awesome for new…read moreartists and exploration of new ideas. I live in the town of Wassaic about 3 miles from the Wassaic Project and am so proud of what they have done. FYI. The Lantern as every local knows has the best pizza you can find outside of NYC and their bartenders are terrific. We also have a fabulous new bakery, called Vitsky Bakery, a few doors down from The Lantern. Ten Mile Distillery is in Wassaic and has excellent views, drinks and food.

    I'm surprised there are no prior reviews. It takes place…read moreannually, in the hamlet of Wassiac near the town of Amenia. It's a year round artists colony. Many are avant garde. Thought provoct There's a MetroNorth station within walking distance; using a GPS in the car is a little confusing. Street parking is limited. Across the tracks there is a parking lot with a $20 charge. During the festival. The main gallery is in an old granary. Their 7th floor is equivalent to a 10 story high-rise. There isn't an elevator. Wear sensible shoes. Food - near the main building are snacks. Up the road, by the green building are vendors and wine. Cash only. $$. Across the tracks is The Lantern; a quaint bar/restaurant. Their menu is limited to pizza, buffalo wings and a couple other items. The Bar has imported beers, wines and other beverages. There's a pool table. Odd that they allow children in the bar area. If you decide to visit the entire museum it is a climb up stairs; be prepared. There's no elevator.

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    Kingsley Tavern - Pot de Crème

    Kingsley Tavern

    4.3(188 reviews)
    6.0 mi
    $$

    Happened upon this place after having a horrible experience at Swyft. What a fantastic little…read morerestaurant. Sat at the bar for drinks which turned into us having dinner there. Our bartender Will was excellent. Made me the best black Manhattan I ever had. Food did not disappoint. We had the stuffed jalapeños, the Thai mussels and the Saigon shrimp sandwich. All were good perfectly and well seasoned. Will definitely be back.

    My first visit to Kingsley came this week during a two-day off-site business meeting in town. A…read morefriend who was a former employee had been urging me for years to try it, however, I'm typically only in Kent for lunch, and too anxious to get home when the tavern opens at 4pm. I am thrilled to have finally had the opportunity! The feel of the place is precisely what you would imagine in Kent. Traditional old-style dark wood, a sense of community, perfect decor to harken back to the days of stage coaches and taverns being the center of a town's social scene. Service was excellent. We never wanted for anything - but yet were not bombarded or crowded in the quaint dining room setting. The best and most important part of our meal was - well - the food. The menu is suitable for literally any dietary need without compromising their spin on elevated tavern/comfort food. Ample appetizers, interesting salads, tacos, meat/non-meat and even vegan options abound - all with terrific portion size and execution. Our entire group was pleased (and some are persnickety). Very much looking forward to returning and grateful they are in our great town.

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    Peggy's Sweet And Savory - Bacon, egg and cheese

    Peggy's Sweet And Savory

    4.3(4 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    BEST. CAKE. EVER. If you haven't ordered a cake from Peg, please go do so immediately. (For more on…read morethe cake you can skip down to the paragraph that starts with "There are NO WORDS...") I also had the best service. I live in San Francisco and needed to find a place to bake a birthday cake for my mother-in-law's 90th birthday party. 24 people were gathering at Interlaken Inn to celebrate. I reached out to about 3 places and Peg got back to me immediately--all via email. Through email I told her we wanted a chocolate cake with fresh fruit and whip cream in the middle. She said she needed to make two 9" rounds to feed the 24 of us. I picked up the cake on Saturday afternoon and asked for two sandwiches to go (turkey)) and they were both delicious, FYI! Saturday evening we celebrated at the Millerton Inn Restaurant. The kitchen put a candle on the cake (we had forgotten!) and after we sang Happy Birthday they cut the cakes and handed out the slices. There are NO WORDS to describe how much every single person in our group raved over this cake! It was super moist. The fresh fruit brought a lovely light acidity to the chocolate, and the whip cream was light and not too sweet. The cake wasn't too sweet either. My stepdaughter's husband actually never eats cake because he thinks it is too sweet and honestly, we couldn't stop him from seconds (and thirds) and each time he was in awe of how much he loved it! It was incredibly rewarding for me to see everyone so happy with the cake! Peg--THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! You're a baking genius. I'm only sad I can't get your cakes in San Francisco. And if any of this sounds like hyperbole, I assure you it is not. If anything, I haven't done a proper job describing the love your cake engendered.

    We really wanted to like this place, and maybe it was an off day, though the scones were dry and…read moreover sweetened, the egg sandwich was rubbery and the coffee was incredibly bitter. The only saving grace was the kind young lady who apologized, yet didn't seem surprised by our feedback. She offered to have the owner reach out, though that never happened. Overall disappointing.

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    Fife 'n Drum Restaurant & Inn - Sticky Chicken

    Fife 'n Drum Restaurant & Inn

    3.8(169 reviews)
    5.9 mi
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    Here's a quick background of myself. We eat out at least 6 days a week. So we know our food…read more This place has earned one of my highest titles. I call it my Last Meal Go to.. The food is so good that if my time is expiring this place is on my list. I had a Steak Fritte which had to be one of the most tasteful and well cooked steaks I've had. YES better than some high rated steak houses. That's the unfortunate truth. So I can save you the unpleasant experiences when I tell you THIS IS THE PLACE TO GO. I will be back soon!

    Mid-Afternoon on a Sunday, we were looking for a place to eat after a visit to Kent Falls. The…read moretown of Kent is small town New England, with some cute shops & restaurants. Fife 'n Drum on Main Street has an inn & gift shop in 1 building, and a restaurant in another building. Hardly any customers at the time we went, however there were several very nice & welcoming staff. White tablecloths, but it's not an over the top fancy place. The menu is varied - salads, sandwiches & some nicer dining options. I had the burger with pineapple chutney, cheddar cheese & bacon. My husband had a turkey club. Both came with thin crispy fries. And both were very good. Actually, my burger was very delicious & very difficult to eat (the bottom of the brioche bun was soaked from the burger/toppings) . The pineapple salsa did go really well with the burger though - I wished there was more of it. Maybe serve it on the side? Relaxing music (soft jazz, Frank Sinatra, etc ) was playing on their speaker. And it looked like they had an actual piano bar there. Wonder when there is live music? No room for dessert, even though it looked like they had some great options: wild blueberry pie, Creme brûlée & Arethusa ice cream.

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    Wilson’s Bakery and Cafe - Smoked salmon on cheddar jalapeño bagel

    Wilson’s Bakery and Cafe

    4.4(63 reviews)
    6.0 mi
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    I go hiking and then check out reviews of local bakeries. It's what I do…read more I love morning glory muffins and have had them at quite a few places. Everyone seems to use pretty much the same recipe with some slight variations. The muffins I had here were weird. I don't know what that dominant spice they used is but it was really kind of awful. Weird is just the only word I can think of to describe it. And the muffin was not dense at all. It kind of fell apart when you bit into it. I took a "sour cherry" pastry home snd it was ok. The apricot scone was bleh. I think this place will be a skip in the future.

    An adorable and bustling cafe in Kent! It was extremely busy on a Saturday morning in October, but…read morefortunately the line to order at the counter moved quickly, and there was enough turnover that we were able to get seats without waiting too long. However, they were out of a lot of bakery items by noon, so I'd recommend getting there early on the weekends. I went for the Smoked salmon bagel, and I kid you not, it was a religious experience. By far, the best jalapeño cheddar bagel I've ever had. I don't know how they made it but angels most definitely had to be involved. Order it with the scallion cream cheese and pay the extra $0.50 for the capers, it's worth it. I don't live in the area, so I will pray to the food gods to present me with an opportunity to return & eat that sandwich again.

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