This would be a 3.5 if yelp allowed halves. We had a fine time at this spot. The food didn't blow…read moreus away. It was good, don't get me wrong, but kinda middle ground. There was definitely a bit of a wait, but we could tell the staff was trying to turn tables as quick as they could. The ambiance is good. The tables in the booths are a bit large so you do feel a little far from the person you're dining with.

We came here for brunch and were disappointed by the food. It was more like a greasy spoon diner…read morebut the prices were more in line with a nicer brunch spot. The most disappointing thing was that the bread was not great. I would definitely skip this spot while in town.

A local recommended this old-school deli to me, and I wasn't disappointed. My mixed cheese…read morehero/hoagie was huge - enough for two lunches. It was made precisely to my specifications. Very fresh roll. Don't forget to ask for the pickle on the side. I don't know whether masks etc. are required now in businesses in Beacon - perhaps it's optional, perhaps not required for fully vaccinated people. But none of the staff were masked. I noted that other Yelpers commented on that from back about a year ago.

Affordable friendly locals. Tasty affordable local breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Always friendly…read moreand polite, they give generous portions.

Glad we found this place…read more Daughter and I grabbed lunch here. Lots of different items, frashly made, decent prices, and we snagged a lasagna to take home, and it was awesome.

I really wanted to like this place more - the menu sounded great, and there was something for…read moreeveryone. Unfortunately there were a few misses. The Wifey and Eggplant Parm were both solid, but the French Dip was dry and the au jus bland (the meat to bread ratio was also a little low), and the Cuban was overwhelmed by the picked onions and mustard. The chickpea fries are an interesting creation, but were a bland. Willing to give them another try and see how their other offerings compare.

This place is a hidden gem. It's a small place with about four tables and some wares to buy. We…read morewent for breakfast and got the Turkish breakfast for two. It's clearly family run and the woman who served us was so lovely. The food was incredibly fresh. It was so tasty. We came out very satisfied. The Turkish breakfast is essentially a smorgasbord of various foods. There's cheese there's nuts there's dried fruit. There's fresh fruit. There's cucumber and tomato salad, there's sausage, there's olives, there's bread, there's butter with honey, tahini with molasses, jam, and there's eggs. We got the eggs in the traditional style, which is mixed with peppers and tomatoes. And it was absolutely delicious. Overall, loved this place and would absolutely come back.

Visited Beacon for an upstate trip and came across this lovely little Turkish family restaurant!…read moreIt's super cozy and everything feels so fresh and homemade. My friends and I got the kofta platter and Turkish breakfast with the menemen, which was this interesting tomato and egg dish that was very soft and mildly sweet. The kofta beef meatballs were nice and savory, perfectly paired with the rice and salad. The Turkish breakfast is primarily a lot of cheeses with sauces and small bites with a bread basket - would only recommend if you like different kinds of cheeses and since it is very light on its own it would prob be best to order something in addition to it. My friends and I also tried the salep tea which was this traditional Turkish drink that is very thick and creamy, has a very unique texture with a sweet flavor and cinnamon garnish.

I had a veggie burger on the meyers salad- amazing veggie burger and all around great food…read more Husband had a meyers burger and it was delish. Fries great too. Really liked the outdoor space. Service was excellent.

Sometimes you don't need a culinary masterpiece. Sometimes you just want a good American meal,…read moreserved quickly, at a place that knows exactly what it is. That's Meyer's Olde Dutch. This is classic comfort food and pub fare without the unnecessary extras. Burgers, sandwiches, fries, and the kind of menu where just about everyone can find something they'll enjoy. Nothing fancy, nothing trendy--just straightforward food that's hard to mess up. The service was excellent during my visit. Friendly staff, quick turnaround, and everything came out exactly as ordered. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable, making it an easy choice when you're looking for a casual meal. Was it life-changing? No. Am I writing home about the greatest burger I've ever had? Also no. But I walked away full, satisfied, and feeling like I got exactly what I came for. Pizza Beast Score: 3.5/5 "A good, honest American meal with great service. No nonsense, no surprises, and sometimes that's exactly what you're looking for."

I've had the pleasure to enjoyed a variety of this establishment menu and everything I have tried…read morewas DELICIOUS! The food is always fresh, the place is small but so inviting with warmth of the owner, her mother and all the other people who help her out daily. My personal favorite is the fried whiting fish...

It saddens me to leave a negative review for a Black-owned business because I truly believe in…read moresupporting Black businesses within the community. I also usually do not leave reviews, but the experience I had here earlier today was very unprofessional and unpleasant. Around 2:40 PM, I went into Emma's to buy some snacks before work. When I got to the counter, the woman working there immediately said, "Don't you owe me $5?" This completely caught me off guard because I had not been in the store the previous day. After I explained that she must have mistaken me for someone else, she then changed the amount multiple times, saying my card had declined and that I owed 50 cents instead. The entire story was confusing and inconsistent, and because the amount kept changing, it honestly made me feel like she was trying to hustle me out of extra money. It also made the situation even harder to understand because none of it really made sense. What made things worse was that this was all being said out loud in front of other customers, which felt embarrassing and uncomfortable. This experience discouraged me from wanting to return. I am not writing this review to stop people from supporting the business, but rather in hopes that the owners and staff can learn from this situation and treat customers with more professionalism, respect, and kindness moving forward.

Like the deli in back. Get gas and air. Coffee is good but I drink caffeine free and normally I…read morehave to bring home to heat up.

This quick check is a great spot to get junk food, awesome beer selection that is cold ready to go…read moreand including sandwiches and coffee. We were on our way to the orchards for apple picking so we filled up the gas tank, bought beverages and snacks. The bathrooms are incredible clean and the staff is nice and friendly.

Bagel-ish is a fantastic spot that truly stands out for both its food and its welcoming atmosphere…read more When visiting with the Harry S. Truman girls basketball team, the staff went above and beyond to make everyone feel comfortable and appreciated. Their friendliness and positive energy made the experience even more enjoyable. The bagels were incredibly fresh--perfectly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. You can really taste the quality. On top of that, the menu is extensive, offering something for everyone, whether you're in the mood for a classic breakfast sandwich or something more unique. Overall, Bagel-ish delivers great food, great service, and a warm, inviting environment. Definitely a place worth coming back to.

The bagels and the shelves are delicious. The service was very friendly although a little…read moredisorganized. I went in for two whole wheat bagels one with a scallion cream cheese. There were no whole wheat bagels available yet I had to wait half an hour - mind you this is 9 AM on a Saturday. so I said screw it got a plain bagel much to my partner's disappointment although she did say the bagel was very good. I got an everything with the scallion garlic cream cheese. I've never in my life gotten so little cream cheese on a bagel living in New York. They gave me what you would expect if you go to the Midwest and order a bagel and cream cheese, it's like a thin butter spread. The food was delicious but was $12 after a $2 tip? Oy vey!