In the mall on the second floor in the middle. Across from urban outfitters and Kay jewelers. No…read moreline on Sunday. All the tables are full.

This is a well run location of this chain. Only issue is a lack of cup sleeves for hot drinks.read more

G E Brown is a cute, almost "Amagansett-style" coffee shop. I've had their coffee before but only…read morewhen my husband has picked it up. Today I went in on my own and enjoyed the brief visit. The menu is simple, and yet it gave me pause. Two large coffees (one iced, one hot), a fruit cup, a small baguette sandwich (they call them "twists"), an egg and cheese (which took less than 8 minutes to prepare), and a blueberry muffin ran me ~$35. Felt fair to me, honestly. Stopped in around 8:45 am and it was already pretty busy so I was surprised by the quick, kind service. Definitely a place for the "golf and tennis club" goers, which is fun for me to experience as I'm very much an outsider in that sense. Definitely would make this a regular stop on weekends.

Great coffee and area, cute seats outside and good gluten free muffins. Theater near by is dazzlingread more

The owner or manager behind the counter is definitely a little quirky, but friendly & said hi to me…read morewhen I was sitting down, and I heard him checking on customers who were seated. Great spot, although it can be hard to get seating at times, they have great bagels that get consistently churned out fresh, and they also have some newspapers available to sit down and read while you're having your coffee. They also have free samples of cookies and pieces of cake at the counter. Honestly, being outside of the boroughs I was expecting this place to be pricey, but I was pleasantly surprised when I got an egg bagel sandwich for under $3, plus they threw in a free coffee (they were able to sub mine out for tea since I don't drink coffee, which was a nice accommodation). They decorate and take care of the place nicely as well, and overall it's just a pretty user-friendly place. I'll definitely be back when I'm up in the area

Bagels were fresh but not travel a distance for. The cream cheese was good but I though there was…read morewayyy to much of it on the bagel.

Such a delicious, classy new cafe in Cross River, with comfy couches, booth seating, and incredible…read morecreamy chai latte and strong cappuccino. You can smell the coffee beans from the parking lot, the incredible sent wafting and reeling you in. Loved their spinach-onion quiche. Their foods are expensive and not made there, but they're fresh and their baked goods come from Sprout Creek Bakery up near Fishkill and look great. A cozy yoga studio is upstairs with a whole fleet of classes. Coming back for a cinnamon roll, the chai latte, and a spot on the couch. 5 stars!!!!

I don't find myself up in Cross River much but my friend and I needed to find a meeting spot that…read morewas close to Pound Ridge and we decided on The Boro. Located in the heart of the town, it has a nice parking lot and for a cloudy Saturday morning it was still pretty busy! They have a nice grocery section as well as a counter you can order breakfast/lunch items as well as coffee. The menu seemed extensive! I ordered a slice of quiche and an iced americano. The quiche was yummy but not very filling, maybe next time I will order a smoothie or avocado toast!

their stuff is delicious - but worker's need to wear hair nets - found a hair in my nova bagel --…read morenot cool!!! Spending $20 to have food delivered, when starving only to be grossed out by hair & have to throw it out. And when i called to speak to someone abt it received someone who proceeded to Mami, sweetie, honey me

As someone born and raised in the New Jersey / New York metro area, I've spent the last 12 years…read moreliving in northwest Connecticut--where good bagels, proper deli culture, and something as sacred as Taylor ham are spoken about like folklore passed down through generations. So when work brought me to Katonah, my first move--before coffee, before common sense--was a full sprint to Goldberg's. Let me say this: the experience was equal parts exhilarating and comforting... like running into an old friend who still makes things the way they're supposed to be made. I went for a sampler of my personal classics. The everything bagel? Phenomenal. The chew, the texture, the flavor--it transported me straight back home. The scallion cream cheese was easily one of the best I've had. If I had a complaint, it's that the bagel leaned a bit heavy on the salt. And yes, I did the unthinkable and left some of the outer layer behind. I know. I'm not proud of it. Next up: the chicken salad and coleslaw--my deli litmus tests. The chicken salad was a strong 9/10--again, just slightly salt-forward--but still excellent. The house-made coleslaw? A full 10/10. I would absolutely come back and eat a gallon of it without hesitation or shame. Now... the heartbreak. I ordered a Taylor ham, egg, and cheese on a hard roll. I understand this is a bagel establishment, so maybe the roll isn't the star of the show--but this one was tough, crusty, and pretty lifeless. But the real offense? What I received was not Taylor ham. Not even close. Some kind of regular ham situation was happening, and to make matters worse, the sandwich was barely filled. As you'll see in the photo--it felt borderline criminal. That said, the service? Outstanding. Truly. Everyone was friendly, professional, and welcoming. They treated me like a regular even though it was my first time in, which goes a long way. All in all, I'm really glad I stopped in. It absolutely scratched that homesick itch for a real bagel and deli experience--and more importantly, it reassured me that places like this still exist. Next time, I'm sticking to the bagels... and ordering that coleslaw by the bucket. By the way, it earns three stars compared to its other New York Metro local delis... This would be a 12 star establishment in the north west corner of Connecticut

The New Canaan location has been very disappointing. More than once, I have purchased several items…read moreonly to discover that some were missing from my order, yet I was still charged for everything. I have also found that the food is not always fresh. In my opinion, the Rye location is significantly better and much more reliable. I have no experience with the Stamford location, so I cannot comment on it.

Things have changed since I lived here. No longer is there indoor seating, and dogs are no longer…read moreallowed inside :( there is now a "fresh market" where there used to be seats. Gives it less of a cute vibe for coffee / tea but I hope it provides the community more options. Pastries are still the same. Though I was confused since there wasn't any sign up letting you know which pastry was which. My suggestion for the business would be to do so instead of everyone asking several questions about what pastry is what. Service took a long time and there wasn't much of a long line, it just seemed a bit disorganized and flustered in the back. Not sure if I'll come back after this visit, but it was a nice walk down memory lane.

Haven't driven through Armonk in years, I was excited to see a Bagel Emporium here. I worked at the…read moreHartsdale Bagel Emporium almost 40 years ago. (Ouch that hurt to say) Anyway, the place is Clean, beautiful, and inviting..the staff was fantastic!! They have so many flavors or coffee ( hot and iced ) and the Bagels are delicious!!! This is not a bagel spot, this is a full service Deli with everything and anything you can possibly want for a wonderful meal anytime of day. I will definitely be back!!!! Yummmm ! Enjoy!

Very crowded downtown Armonk location. Everything bagel toasted with butter was just OK: it was…read morekind of white colored underbaked, smallish not plumb and not crispy brown. Coffee from carafe's was warm, not hot. Tables were dirty. You must pay first before you get your bagel. Other bagel stores, you order and they bring it to your table and pay afterwards. Don't grab your cup they must give it to you. $6.18 with tax, won't return.

I adore everything they provide, especially the summer salad. The service consistently impresses…read moreme, ensuring my order is accurate and promptly prepared. I highly suggest this spot for lunch or a quick coffee fix.

I was very excited for this new location! We placed an order online and it was ready when we…read morearrived. The coffee was good I had the maple cinnamon latte. My favorite was the avocado toast. It's a great place to start your morning.