So happy it's open again. Cute local general store with yummy brunch buffet on weekends. Staff is…read morevery friendly and helpful. Food is fresh and tasty, nice selection of eggs, bacon , sausage, home fries , breads. French toast , pancake, orange juice and coffee. All for $12.99+ tax, can't beat that plus it's all you can eat! So come hungry!!! FYI: it's under new ownership... so check them out if you're in the area.

The food was great, and wonderfully timed. They are only doing takeout, just for your information…read more I ordered a large pizza from the takeout window, and it was quick and good. Just ring the bell and they'll come to service you in a snap. They understood what I wanted to order and made it possible in only 12 minutes. Heck, if I could, I'd give this place 6 stars! They also do GREAT breakfast sandwiches. Whenever I'm in Andes I'll go- they better keep a safe for all of my money, cause I'm givin' 'em a ton! EDIT: Andes General BETTER have five stars in total the next I come...

I really really like the food & the coffee, even the simple salad tastes delicious. I am…read morepleasantly surprised and I will definitely be coming back for more! Food is very good! Service is friendly! Ambience is simple and cosy, could be lovelier with some warm torches!

A lovely little cafe with a wonderful staff and the perfect menu. We stopped two days in a row…read moreduring our weekend in the Catskills. It seems like you could get almost everything you need right here. They offered sweet morning pastries, there was a selection of cakes and desserts to bring back to our accommodations for later, and they offered a cooked breakfast and lunch (and brunch!) menu. The coffee was great, and we took some beans home. If you live locally, I read that they also offer free used coffee grinds to take home to your garden. My favorite part of the cafe, is that the donut flavors rotate, making things very interesting. I absolutely loved my little lemon poppyseed donut, but when the warm cinnamon sugar ones came right out of the oven, they absolutely stole the show. The burger for lunch was delightful, and the quiche was quite lovely as well. Highly recommend stopping in, no matter the occasion you will leave feeling refreshed with a wonderful bite to eat.

Hey Hey! Claire B signing in! I just had to hop on my yelp app and share about my amazing time at…read moreBluestone! I had my first Jameson Pickle shot and woohoo; it was rough. My hubby has to drive me back! Still Drunk! Anyways lol, ask for Laurel and Liam they were my bartender and they took care! Signing out, Claire B!

It was our first time at the Blue Stone Restaurant. Chef Bill and staff prepared a fantastic…read morebuffet!! The wait staff was attentive and atmosphere was great. We and our friends will definitely be returning soon! Ken D

What an adorable store. Solid breakfast sammies and everything is on croissant's how can you go…read morewrong. Grab a breakfast sammie and coffee before heading out for your ay of hiking or what have you

Absolutely delicious egg sandwiches in the morning, plus Fosterbuilt coffee. You can't go wrong…read morewith breakfast here. The proprietor is an extremely warm and friendly woman who generously gave us a taste of their Apple Cider donuts as well. Buenisimo!

So yesterday was National Coffee Day and I can't think of a better place to have visited/tried in…read morehonor of the day. We had gone to Andes, NY for a yoga retreat and hadn't tried this place yet, so we made a point of stopping on our way out of the Andes and that was the best decision. Their cafe has indoor and outdoor seating. Very relaxed atmosphere and the feeling when walking in is clean and refreshing energy. Very simple set up which makes new places less overwhelming and you can focus on the purpose for visiting which is coffee and wine. We got mocha lattes as the one worker suggested that's a perfect drink to sip on while on your travels home. It wasn't too sweet, clean tasting and absolutely delicious. All of the staff and the husband and wife (owners) were delightful to chat with while waiting. Recommendations were on point as we got a bag of beans to go and I just made them this morning- let's just say CHEFS KISS If ever in the area, near the area, far from the area...you will not be disappointed in visiting. I think it's the best coffee shop in the town (and yes there was another)

Solid addition to town and definitely the best coffee in Andes. Have been for breakfast and for…read moredinner/drinks and enjoyed both. Proprietors are friendly and funny. My one piece of feedback, I wish the evening menu had at least one small simple dish for those of us with kids! I don't expect a kids' menu with chicken tenders or mac and cheese, just something unfussy.

I found Tay Tea after a friend recommended it and I stalked their website, and wow... I'm so glad I…read moreactually went in person. It's not just a tea shop - it's a world of tea, clothing, apothecary goodies, all in one space and a true hidden gem in Delhi, NY. As soon as I walked through the door, I was greeted by Nini, an absolute ray of sunshine. Talking to her is like getting a warm hug, but don't get it twisted - she is not a pushover. Once she knows you, she'll give you gentle reality checks when you need them. She keeps it real, no fluff, and she's so authentically herself that it's inspirational. This is her tea shop, and you can instantly feel how much hard work, love, and energy she pours into everything. She has an insane variety of tea - not just a couple basics. There are hand-blended signature teas and straight organic single-note teas: floral Persian Rose, rich black teas like Duchess' First Love, fun names like Better Than Sex, plus soothing herbal, rooibos, and classic teas for purists. My top two picks were Azul (Blue Butterfly Pea Flowers, lemon verbena, lemongrass) and Catskills Harvest (apple, sumac, rosehips, hibiscus, lemon verbena, wild roses). Azul is amazing iced, and with a splash of apple juice it's even more delicious. There's a huge tea bar counter where you can taste teas while you're there. I sat at the bar, trying different teas while talking with Nini as she explained what was in each one, what it's good for, and the intention or story behind it. She also has coffee, which was delightful, and I completely forgot to buy some... another reason to go back. She also sells baked goods and food like empanadas (so good), and from our conversation it seems everything is gluten-free and vegan, which is phenomenal if you have dietary stuff going on but still want treats. After my tea-tasting session, I checked out the tea section and that's where you really see the variety. There are testers everywhere so you can open, smell, and see exactly what's in each blend. Everything is loose-leaf and every package has the ingredients listed on the front so you know exactly what you're getting. I asked Nini a ton of questions - including personal health things - and asked what she thought would be best for me after I had already picked out my selections. She is clearly not just in this to make sales. Instead of pushing me to buy everything, she paused and gave thoughtful, intentional suggestions. She speaks from a real, genuine place and cares about every customer who walks in. She helped me choose products for my stomach and for sleep, on top of what I'd already picked, and I never felt pushed or pressured - just supported and understood. Once I finished picking my tea, I wandered through the rest of the store. They have a plethora of other things - clothing, gifts, apothecary and self-care items - and that's when I started talking to Jean, the other person working there. Jean greets you with open arms and has a strong, courageous, resilient spirit. Just like Nini, she genuinely cares about the people who walk in. I asked about her favorite products, she showed me her go-tos, and of course I bought one of her favorites because I love trying what other people are obsessed with. By the time I was done shopping, I didn't just have tea - I also had other products, including a magnesium foot cream for relaxation and sleep, plus some balms and other goodies. Then I went back to the tea bar and sat with both Nini and Jean. We shared stories, talked more, and went way past basic small talk. My favorite thing about them - and this shop - is that they do not stay on the surface. They care about genuine conversation, speak from the heart, and they're not just there to sell you something. The whole store radiates good energy because they are the heart of it, creating that beautiful energy that fills the space. If you're open to deeper conversation, they will match that and give you a real connection and an experience that's much better than the usual "Hi, how are you, okay bye" retail nonsense. None of that mumbo-jumbo here. Nini and Jean have knowledge and truly care about their customers. They have your health and best interests in mind. By the time I left, it honestly felt like they were family. This business is run by an amazing woman who has done incredible things and is now sharing her passion with the world, and you can feel that in every product she creates. Jean is creating alongside her - Nini built this business, and Jean is a shining star in it as well. They balance and amplify each other in the best way. I am extremely satisfied with my visit, and their products are phenomenal. You will not find better quality or a more heartfelt, intentional experience anywhere else. Between the tea bar, hand-blended teas, fashion and apothecary items, baked goods, empanadas, and the way they pour into every person who walks in, this place is truly special. I genuinely cannot recommend this shop more

So after eating breakfast at Hollow we decided to walk the strip. We'd seen this tea place at the…read moreother end of town on the way in. On the outside it looked like a house business with a little sign which seems fairly standard for this area. Inside was a whole different world. We were greeted right away by the hostess(who just so happened to be from Philadelphia also!). She had just freshly brewed two types of tea and gave us sample cups. Steph chose the decaf and I chose the caffeinated. We ended up buying them both. They had awesome handmade postcards and jewelry. There was clothing, CBD, and herbal products. Lots of great gifts for the herbalist in your family. Just a lot of cool stuff. The tea just gets you in the door. We ended up spending a while in here bullshitting with the hostess and a guest about the area and different things in the shop. I kinda wish we were up here longer and I'd hit the shop again. Or maybe next time we come up this way it might be smarter to book an Air BnB closer.

very good drinks, and the pastries were great too. everything was out quickly and the inside…read moreambience is very cute. Staff member was kind and the pricing was super reasonable !

Great breakfast wrap. Had the maple sausage which comes with gravy and egg inside the wrap. Crumb…read morecake was also good, as was the ice coffee. They had a lot of other options for espresso drinks, coffee & tea lattes in addition to pastries, soft drinks and pre-prepared sandwiches. Good outdoor seating and indoors seating. Cozy, spacious and cute.

I've lived in the area full-time for a year and had no idea this old country store existed. There's…read morean old weathered grey sign down by the reservoir that says "Bait shop 3 miles" that I thought was from times past. Nooooo and Yesssss. I was doing a Yelp search for a deli and this place popped up. It's not in downtown Andes so the nearby function hadn't shown it. It's an old timey country store/corner store with its Coca Cola soda case and home made cookies. They've got a little bit of everything that you could possibly need from Crisco and vegetable oil to high end vinaigrette, specialty marinara sauces, and jams. They sell books on the area and a local author popped in to pick up some bread and drop off a couple of more copies up his book. There's also free used books; I picked up Sidney Poitier's "The Measure of a Man". The prices are high but typical for a place pretty far off any regular delivery route. They're open every single day except Christmas Day. That's unheard of in this area and that's why they get 4 stars. If their prices were a little bit less then they'd get 5 stars.

You are in the middle of no where - yes everything here is overpriced. Having said that, this…read morelittle place is a life saver if you are camping in Little Pond. A very cute older couple runs the place and they are really friendly. It's kind of the classic country store with older guys having coffee over the coke machine. They have a deli, very good, very huge rolls, some camp gear, some canned goods, sodas, beers, some produce, etc. It's also a gas station and they take credit. While the owner sliced our deli meats he told us his life story. Really nice guy. The other owner said they served sandwiches all day too. ps, There's no cell service in the area - but this place is a wifi hotspot!

Maybe they were having an off day? Or I ordered the wrong thing? Asked for a latte and didn't…read morenotice until the last minute that they were using a small automatic coffee maker. It was a coffee with steamed milk on top and it was so bitter I couldn't drink it. Muffin was okay wasn't great. I will say the owners were very very nice and we had a really good conversation so that made it worth it (except I still needed a latte ha ha)

Tiny little place but full of yummy desserts and sandwiches! Coffee is delicious and service was…read morevery pleasant! Really cute place. Worth the trip!