They have a nice variety of foods not just apple products .the butter nut squash soup is awesome!…read moreService was fast and friendly , you can eat in or take it home ..definitely a nice place for the entire family.

We've been enjoying some phenomenal fall weather and a trip to Upstate NY included a stop at…read more@clintoncidermill. The line was out the door and after one bite of their cider donut, I could understand why! I don't even like cider donuts because my heart belongs to raised donuts but this was light, fluffy and not at all dense. The cider slush was also a highlight and made that sweet cider taste even better. @clintoncidermill also sells soups, cookies, pies, coffee cakes and frozen pot pies. If you find yourself in the area, be sure to stop in. It is only open seasonally, so come Thanksgiving, @clintoncidermill will close until next August!

Very friendly staff and clean inside. The donut selection is fun and if you're not local- the sour…read morecream donut is a must try. It's a chill casual local hangout and not fancy but just what you want for a relaxing morning. There's papers you can read and you're able to sit outside if you'd like. The owner is friendly and when he's there, he welcomes you. The egg wraps are simple yet delicious and there's options for tea and smoothies if coffee isn't your favorite. Just a standard coffee joint that is friendly and yummy.

Craving dessert after lunch, my husband and I decided to try Daylight Donuts after driving past it…read morecountless times. A huge donut fan, I generally like to try at least one yeast donut and one cake donut when discovering a new donut shop. I opted for the chocolate frosted donut (yeast) and sour cream donut (cake). Both were absolutely delicious. While certainly sweet, both didn't feel super heavy in the way that sometimes a heavily glazed and overly saccharine cakey donut can taste. I slightly preferred the sour cream donut, which I can now understand why is one of their bestsellers. Once I got to the car, I realized that the friendly lady at the shop had threw in an extra chocolate cake donut, either by accident or intentionally. It was delicious too. At $1.50 each, the donuts are exceedingly reasonably priced. There is a credit card fee.

I mean is there anything better in the entire city? The answer is no. This place is a landmark…read moreand a staple for the area. I've been going there since I could walk. Known best for their pastries, but the food options are good too. Those cows on the outdoor billboard will always be in my heart. :)

The more I try at Holland Farms the more I love this bakery/ deli. This was my go to for frosted…read moresugar cookies and would always make this a stop for a treat. For Mardi gras dinner last year got one of the best King cakes which trust me was a hard item to find outside of New Orleans. The other night for New Years we had the pleasure to try their pistachio cannoli cake which was delicious. Cake was so moist and downright delicious, while their sweet treats are great so are their savory items. At a Christmas party, we had their tomato pie which I am still thinking about but they were all out on New Year's eve. Can't wait to go in this week for one more carb before the New Year diet begins. This is a quaint nothing fancy bakery /deli but you can't miss it with their cow billboard beckoning you in. A must go to bakery in Utica !!!

I went back to Dunkin' Donuts in Clinton today to try and resolve my issue from yesterday and I…read morestood there for 18 minutes while being manager's three times she didn't even look at me. The employees helped looked at me and walked away one of them snickered and said yeah, like we're gonna help you And didn't acknowledge that I was even there really so there's still no resolution from them making my sandwich wrong and then feeling just scrape off the cheese when I cannot have cheese so now I will have to go to corporate because The manager didn't even want to acknowledge that her employees treated a customer is horribly as they did nor did she try and correct it or make any effort to make better

Amazingly Slow / out of almost anything you would want. There's a gas station across the street…read morethat would be much quicker, cheaper, and likely better food!

If you're a donut lover, Glazed and Confused is worth the stop…read more We had a great experience here. My fiancé and son were even gifted two donuts by the kind woman behind the counter after my son excitedly shared he'd been helping clean up downtown for Earth Day. Such a thoughtful gesture!!! They loved the cinnamon bun and cereal killer donuts. The shop was clean and very busy, but service was quick and efficient. There are a few seats if you want to eat there, although it's more of a grab and go spot. Parking is street parking and can be tricky at times. They do offer a few gluten-free options, but nothing dairy-free. Overall, great donuts and genuinely kind service--we'd definitely return!

It was a beautiful day downtown and I decided I needed a donut. The donuts range in price from…read more$1.25 - $3.00. I got a buckeye which was $3, but it was so rich and satisfying. My opinion was it was worth it. Deep rich chocolate flavored cake donut, peanut glaze, lots of chopped peanuts, peanut buttercream and chocolate drizzle. It was outstanding. No line when I was there around 11:30am, quick and polite service. I'll definitely be back to try more flavors.

Cookies are out of the world good. Very Friendly and fast service. Even during the holiday rush.read more

Have been to pick up baked goodies and to a Yelp event they catered this summer. Went for lunch…read moretoday and it was amazing. Wish I could give more than five stars as the food and flavors reminded me of France or food by Ina Garten. The Grilled Ham and Gruyère Cheese Sandwich on a crispy crunchy Sourdough bread was delicious. Waitress brought over some Dijon Aioli which really took this sandwich to the next level. The side salad was a meal in and of itself. Loved the dressing that came with it. The classic Turkey was no slouch either. Ingredients were fresh with just the right amount of meat and complementary ingredients. Looking forward to coming back again and trying other menu items. So many items on the menu I would love to try that makes another visit a must. This quaint cafe is a great place to come for brunch or lunch. Staff were warm and friendly too. And of course we left with some yummy bake goods for later and a bag of homemade marshmallows for Hot Cocoa. Definitely a must visit Bakery and Cafe.

Ordered Ramon's Bakery, chocolate fingers, spotlights,etc. to have extra for graduation party…read more Fantastic. Big hit, fresh, good. Everyone asked where they came from. They always put out a good product.

Very good prices here and excellent customer service. Tomato pie is great. There are 2 locations.read more

I had surprisingly never been, we popped in around 10 am - still had plenty! This is definitely a…read morelocals/no frills spot. I had been craving a cinnamon donut - I got it! The long version of the jelly's were awesome, so much powder. I know the dogs loved their plain one! CASH ONLY!

Looks like it hasn't changed much over the years. Their online menu implies they also sell raised…read moredonuts but they only sell cake donuts, which I'm not a big fan of. That being said I got a pineapple donut and it was delicious. They have their own small parking lot.

What a tremendous restaurant. We were staying in Clinton for the first time, and stumbled upon it…read more Just a fabulous meal, service, and ambience. Everything from the authentic sourdough bread, cider donut bread pudding was extremely memorable. We happen to be in there on St. Patrick's Day weekend, so while I don't think you'll be able to enjoy the corn beef on a regular basis, if it's any indication of the regular menu, it was stupendous. Not to mention the fact that the drinks were generous and we really appreciated the warm yet. Updated ambience. Kind of like, having a great babysitter, or Electrician. I hate to recommend Nola's too highly because I'm afraid we won't be able to just pop in next time. I would suggest reservations. Highly recommended.

Nola's is known for contemporary American cuisine, situated at 9 West Park Row, just off the…read morevillage green in Clinton, NY--an historic, small college town near Hamilton College, led by Executive Chef and Co-Owner Janssen Fay. We visited over the weekend with friends who had dined there previously. Our 6:30 reservation was honored promptly upon arrival. The village setting is quaint, and the restaurant itself is warmly decorated--upscale enough to feel special but still relaxed and approachable. After being seated, our server presented the drink menu and specials. Our friends ordered the fried green tomatoes as an appetizer, along with the Steak Nicholas and the double smash burger. My wife selected the seafood special--a blackened salmon with lobster salad--while I opted for the Steak Nicholas as well. The food arrived in a timely manner and was everything was very good. My steak was perfectly cooked, complemented by the house Worcestershire sauce and compound butter. The fried green tomatoes were also well-prepared. The only disappointment at the table was the brown butter cake our friends ordered for dessert, which they found dry and lacking freshness. Where the experience fell short, however, was service. While our server was polite, she was difficult to find at times, leading to long waits for assistance. There was also some confusion when boxing up leftovers. The most significant issue arose when it was time to settle the bill. Our total came to $260, and we requested separate checks. Unfortunately, our server seemed very flustered and unsure of how to split the bill, and after some back-and-forth, she suggested dividing it evenly. We agreed simply to avoid further delay. However, when processing payment, the card charge came to $153 before tip--well above the correct half of the bill (approximately $130). Combined with our friends' $200 cash payment, the total ended up being $380, which inadvertently resulted in a very large gratuity - something we didn't realize until we had left the restaurant, as the confusion surrounding how to split the bill was frustrating and we simply wanted to head out. While we take responsibility for not carefully resolving the issue before leaving, the confusion around the bill frustrated us in the moment and left a negative final impression on an otherwise enjoyable meal. Overall: The food was excellent and worth trying, particularly the Steak Nicholas and seafood offerings. That said, service and billing procedures could benefit from improvement to ensure a smoother dining experience.