We are pretty consistent Fellows patrons. Their coffee is great- even just the drip is very…read moreflavorful but a latte is a treat. Their baked goods- yes, the cinnamon rolls but don't overlook the seasonal GF cake they have- dates, cranberries- it's always delicious. The lentil bowl or the Lockwood are both savory morning choices and hit the right flavors and the scene is ... always the scene. Servers get the food and coffees out quickly even when it's busy

Fellows, a deemed must for many making their trip to a schedule and a stop often deemed a "must" by…read moretravel influencers in the area. On another day, I'm sure it's a fine stop on your way to Hunter Mountain (less than 3 minutes away) or Tannersville and/or Katerskill Falls. But today, I can't confidently say it was with the hour plus wait nor worth the hype it receives. Firstly, it's usually a pretty good sign (although probably not one anyone wishes for) when there's a line out the door. From making our way in line to receiving both our food and drinks, the whole process took just over an hour. The wait was in part due to the popularity, but also due to staffing at the espresso bar which consisted of one person on register and one person making all the drinks (which honestly, amazing for the man who was handling it all). However, having a third person to pull shots and flavor drinks probably could've expedited the wait significantly. The coffee shop itself is very cute and aesthetically pleasing, thus no surprise it's popular, especially among young adults which were almost exclusively (myself included) the clientele, many of which from NYC. The place was clean, with a variety of retail options and cute merchandise. Interesting to note, Fellows uses Peak Coffee for their beans, which was nice to see as a Syracuse local. In terms of menu, house made syrups are always a good sign for coffee shops, however it was disappointing to only see one fall menu item for drinks, that being a pear spiced chai, and nothing for espresso... We ordered two breakfast sandwiches (the Fellows): one plain on sourdough and the other on brioche with mushrooms in addition to a lavender latte and an apple cider. The food (prepared by an entire kitchen staff) was truly the highlight. The bread (also sold in store) was all it's hyped up to be and the ingredients tasted as fresh as they were advertised. I must admit, the $4 add on for mushrooms was well worth it. The food came out no more than 15 minutes after ordering, the drinks 10 plus additional minutes after receiving the food. Sadly, the latter was pretty mediocre with the lavender tasting like a hint at most. My friend enjoyed her cider but it was disappointing to have it come in an 8oz when the smaller size was not indicated on the menu as an advertised special. Would come back for the sandwiches if in the are, but would probably venture elsewhere for coffee if returning to the area. Cute, decent, but in retrospect not worth the wait.

Super friendly staff, great coffee, local breakfast/lunch spot, full of charm, healthy portions…read more If you're in Rhinebeck and need a no frills bite, this is where the locals go.

Local dive diner with super friendly staff!…read more The perfect fill up for the ride home, I had the fish sandwich but added bacon/cheese then dumped the slaw on it. My husband had the BLT and had enough for later. Basic comfort foods done really well

Excellent sandwiches at solidly reasonable prices, and very fresh. Housemade foccacia tasted,…read moreindeed, housemade, and the roasted vegetable sandwich had all the veggies cooked perfectly and fresh enough to be full of flavor. Tahini chocolate cookie was solid too, with just the right amount of salt for flavors to pop.

We spent an enjoyable, if chilly morning (10-2-25) touring the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome Museum in…read moreRed Hook, NY and had decided before leaving our rental house to lunch at Misto Eats (7466 S Broadway) in Red Hook.  Come this December Misto Eats will have been open for two years.  We selected this establishment due to the creativity of their menu and we were delighted with our experience.  My one sentence review "Creative luncheon choices with a Brazilian flare, featuring many vegetarian and gluten-free options, in a bright, spotless, and warm venue, at sensible prices with cheerful staff." Misto Eats--Cafe, Market, and Catering is located on S. Broadway, one of the two main streets (the other being Market) which cross to make up the center of Red Hook, NY.  There is plenty of parking behind the restaurant if you don't want to park on the street. You review the posted menu (also available online) and the board listing the day's specials, order, pay, grab a table on either side of the restaurant, and wait for your food to arrive. If you are looking for creative eats, Misto Eats is the place to find them. They also carry lots of pre-made meals (including soups and stews) and various meat and salad preparations along with some grocery items, freshly baked cookies and breads.  The venue itself is airy, bright and warm.  A beautiful place to sit, relax, talk and enjoy some freshly prepared food. Our food came out after a brief wait as everything is made to order.   My wife ordered from the day's specials--Grilled vegetables sandwich on home-made Naan featuring zucchini, cauliflower, oyster mushrooms, goat cheese, and Baba Ghanoush-Hummus.  The sandwich comes with the daily side which today was a delicious home-made potato salad with red onions, chopped fresh Italian parsley, very lightly dressed.  I ordered from the regular menu--"The Little Pickles Sandwich"--and there was nothing "little" or diminutive about it.  The sandwich  included crispy cod fritters on house-made Pão Frances with pickled serrano chili, pickled red onions, baby arugula, and MISTO aioli.  An amazing combination of flavors and while I've eaten many a cod fritter, cake or ball over the years (think pastéis de bacalhau in a Brazilian or Portuguese restaurant), these were among the tastiest I have ever enjoyed.  That they make their own Pão Frances (which were available for purchase in the bakery case as well) helped elevate the palate experience of this dish.  My sandwich also came with a scoop of that lovely potato salad. We really enjoyed our sandwiches, beverages, and the relaxing atmosphere at Misto Eats.  If there weren't so many other wonderful places to explore in the Hudson Valley for lunch and dinner, I would go back to Misto Eats tomorrow to try something else from their creative menu. They are open 11:30 am - 6 pm most days, closed on Mondays.  We will definitely be back in a few weeks for further exploration of the menu

This place is a perfect lunch or coffee spot. It's so cute with all the colors and decor and has a…read morecouple of tables for seating indoors. It's conveniently located on Wall Street in uptown Kingston and has delicious sandwiches for a light lunch. We got the Sweetie Pie wrap and the roasted Eggplant sandwich and both were delicious. The goat cheese is really good on the wrap and the eggplant was so flavorful and went great with the pesto. Service was quick and the people working were very nice. They also have lots of vegan options too. Will definitely be back!

Came here for breakfast around 10am on a Saturday after visiting the Kingston farmers market. Tried…read morea few other nearby places but none opened until 11 so like that this place opens early. A little small inside but there is one large table and a handful of smaller ones - they even have a high chair for the little ones! They have an amazing house made granola - we had it in the yogurt granola bowl which had blueberries and bananas. Delicious. I wanted to buy some granola to take home but they said probably can't do that until the holidays. We also got two breakfast sandwiches on the hard roll (which is actually a soft Kaiser roll). They weren't bad - one came with too much ketchup so I would ask them to hold that next time or just use less. Our friend liked the hot bird sandwich (turkey, bacon, and cheese). Would probably return next time we are in the area!

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Some of the best sandwiches I have ever had. Holy Macaroni, I can't wait to go back. I plan on…read moretrying every sandwich on the menu.

I had been wanting to stop here for a while but they are always packed. Today was my lucky day. We…read morestopped for lunch. Pierogis were so yummy. My turkey BLT wrap was packed with flavor. My boyfriend had the lumberjack sandwich and really enjoyed it. The place itself is really cute and has a lot of fun stuff to look at.

We found this spot thanks to the recommendations of some locals in the area and boy were we happy…read morewe came here to eat. The food was incredible. "The Hiker" was such a delicious plate of food, soft delectable pancakes, deliciously tasty homefries and eggs cooked to your liking. I also had to try "The French toast Casserole" and I am glad I did. Such an interesting take on a french toast. Baked just right with a great Pecan praline and a delicious raspberry sauce that brings it all together. I cant wait to try this place again. The staff was so friendly and the decoration and vibe just fit so well with the log cabin feel. Please note it is a cash only place but there is an ATM machine for use and parking can get limited during busy peaks of the day. The log cabin cafe is a must try!

The food was really good for the price point. We had the breakfast sandwich and the quiche, which…read morecame with a lovely green salad. And the coffee was amazing. The service definitely could have been better. Our waiter was wrapping silverware the whole time and didn't pay attention to us. But the food was great.

Pretty, historic building. Pretty mediocre food although the service was very good. My girlfriends…read moreand I thought we'd try this restaurant in the hotel's lobby, and it was disappointing. I ordered the Chicken Sandwich, which was, surprisingly, a chicken SALAD sandwich. I'd envisioned a piece of chicken (which they said was "roasted") with the mentioned Dijon mustard and pickled onions and a side of slaw. Instead, the chicken was cut into chunks and smothered (And I do mean smothered.) in, what I presume was the endive slaw and Dijon mustard plus the pickled onions. Overpowering. This was served with a side of endive with vinegar dressing. The sandwich bread was delicious, though. They should change this item to "Chicken Salad Sandwich" instead of using "Chicken Sandwich." My friends ordered the breakfast sandwich with eggs and bacon and a slice of the quiche, which they said were okay. These three lunches plus a small Coke and iced tea (I had water.) set us back $90.00 with the tip. Way overpriced for the food.

They have very unique flavors here which we enjoyed. The banana milk mocha latte and black sugar…read moreshakes espresso were very good!

It's such a cute little shop! You place your order at the front, and they'll bring your food out to…read moreyou. The kimchi cabbage was refreshing, the pork belly was tender and flavorful, and the rice was packed with a delicious mix of flavors. I wish there was more food, especially for the price. My daughter really enjoyed her burger, especially the kimchi cheese sauce--it added a unique and tasty twist to the sandwich. And of course, the coffee kept me alive! I personally wish it had been a little sweeter, but overall, it did the job!