underbaked babka made with palm oil made me sad. half moon…read moreis half baked - not really a coffee shop not really a bakery. maybe good enough for the stroller crowd that are just happy to come out of the rain.

Def made to order cake donuts. They were served hot off the oil. Sadly they are very oily…read moredonuts. Almost drainage my hands. One of these guilty pleasures in life. Skip the made to order and get the other donuts and sweets.

I purchased plant-based donuts (vegan) and they tasted better than traditional. Light, flavorful…read moreand not too sweet. The display case on the counter is clean, neat and orderly. It was close to 2 PM, so I ordered a small decaf coffee to go. The cups keep the coffee hot, the plastic lid can be recycled. My coffee was delicious. A side table away from the counter had a variety of 'milk' choices and I picked Oat milk. I don't use sugar but it was probably on the side table, too. Not sure about sugar alternatives. The owners are friendly and make for a pleasant atmosphere. Happy music This donut shop is now located at 580 Broadway. Enjoy!

I bought a glazed donut from their stand at the Beacon Farmers Market. It was greasy. That's the…read moreonly word I can use to describe it. Greasy. A $4 greasy glazed donut. No thanks.

Friendly place, small town candy shop when you walk in. Not many options, but familiar enough you…read moreknew what to look for. A few things appeared to have been stored away and sorta looks as if it's kinda shoved to the side. For example : soft serve machine. Not sure if some things are placed there because not in season purposes? I wanted candy corn, my husband got a rootbeer. We were both satisfied with what we got. All payments accepted. Parking is available along the side street. Friendly service.

There seems to be a candy store in almost every ocean side town I visit. I simply walk on by as i'm…read morenot the type of parent that lets my kids buy bags of candy. So when I saw one opening in Kingston almost a decade ago I just shrugged and kept going. After learning Dianne Reeder's story you realize this isn't your ordinary candy store. Yes they have over 400 kinds of candy you can buy in bulk and the store has your typical kitschy trinkets but if you look deeper it's where you find Diane's passion and empathy for others. She just wants to make your day a little easier and for you to leave happier than you came. Certainly this isn't hard when you're scooping Janes Ice cream and serving vegan homemade soft serve using Fruition chocolate and coconut milk. Even this is fairly common place in a world over run by NYC transplants expecting everything to be homemade and gluten free. Where Dianne is different, is her commitment to community. In 2005, Diane was the winner of the Microsoft/Bill Gates Start Something Amazing Award (a program honoring the unique and inspiring ways that people use Microsoft related technology to pursue their everyday passions) for her work bringing attention to food insecurity. Her passion for cooking and her desire to help others led her to find a nonprofit organization called The Queens Galley in Kingston. The work she did with the Kingston Farmers Market was instrumental in getting them to accept food stamps. Diane's mission to have people come together and break bread in dignity has now spread across the country. Her commitment even landed her a diner at the Whitehouse with President Obama. To add to her resume she graduated the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park while raising 3 kids and running the candy bar. But let's get to the point. Diane is a pillar of the community where everybody knows her name. But what about the food? Just sitting outside snacking on my freshly roasted nuts (still warm) sipping on my 72hr steeped Lavazza cold brew I'd say simply perfect. Don't miss the carrot cake doughnut topped with maple walnuts and stuffed with macerated pineapple. The passion fruit and blackberry parfait or those rainbow cookie tricolor doughnuts. They have a sweet for everyone! Kingston Candy Bar might not be the hippest spot on the block but the love Diane puts into her work is palpable. Kingston Candy Bar https://www.instagram.com/b.overly_delicious/-- at Kingston Candy Bar.

Nice breakfast sandwiches. Orders are always correct. Rolls are fresh. Prices are great…read more Want a great breakfast stop? Here you go. Enjoy!!

Whether it's a bday weekend or a pastry Weeknd we always stop here on our trip up to the Catskills…read more This cake here is a marble 1/4 sheet cake with whipped cream and strawberry feilling and a buttercream icing! Bakers kiss! ‍10 stars, always.

We absolutely love Village coffee it's a great local neighborhood spot. The food is fantastic. The…read morepastries, especially the gluten-free ones are amazing But the real star of the show for us for years is always been the guy with the glasses making the coffee, the barista he's a real legend super nice guy and super patient but also makes amazing coffee. We told him that yesterday as well. This place is a staple and we are very appreciative

I go out of my way to get here when I'm in Kingston. The coffee and pastries are excellent and the…read morevariety is intriguing. I like the feeling of how it's tucked away a bit and the selection of things for sale is oddly appealing as well.

I came here a few weekends ago as I was staying in the area, and it was super cute!…read more If you love indie bookstores with the ability to buy coffee, pastries or wine, then you have found your spot! They had a good amount of seating (including both in the coffee area as well as surrounding the books). The service was friendly and they had a really good variety of books to choose from. I'd come here all the time if I lived close by.

I fucking love this place…read more The service is decent usually, but the 5 stars are for their food and environment. I wish they had more separate tables and chairs bc it gets packed but this is a nice place to kill some time, come w ur partner, or just do some work. Their drinks are amazing! If I lived nearby I would come here every week to get their matcha's. Their food is just as good! I LOVE their hand pies!! I have not tried one that wasn't good. Their pastries are good quality too. If you've never been here idk what you're waiting for.

Quite the overwhelming place! Very fun. Very small. Packed with all kinds of goodies. And something…read morefor everyone.

Nice experience. Staff were friendly. Got a rice Krispy with Paul's face on it. Pretty funny.read more

Went into this place and ordered 2 cappuccino, a piece of cherry pie, and a piece of their seasonal…read morecitrus cheesecake. Everything was good but the pie and cheesecake didn't taste too fresh. The frosting on top of the cheesecake tasted better than the cheesecake itself. The cake itself lacked that cheesecake flavor. Staff was super friendly though. I'd return again and try something else.

Great selection of baked good and sandwiches. Lots of seating in the back and outside. Worth a…read morevisit if you're in the area.

I love Adam's. When we lived in Woodstock, we went there all the time for fruit and vegetables…read more Their baked goods are delicious and you can do your grocery shopping as well. Their greenhouse is a little paradise and when the weather is warm, the outdoor garden center has everything you need for your property. Christmas time is a great time to visit for the decorations. When it's busy, which is often, the parking lot can be a bit of a nightmare and you must be very careful.

I often work in the Kingston/Lake Katrine area and have many times stopped here for odds & ends and…read moreto grab lunch from their amazing salad bar. A little bit on the pricey side, yet the business is well stocked, has tremendous varieties & the staff professional & friendly. I'll def be back soon.

Had Christmas dinner for third year and it continues to be an outstanding dining experience…read more Service and ambience is not surprising. The quality of the food is amazing on a holiday with high volume. Our party of six was happy from foie gras and oyster appetizers to scallop, duck breast and steak entrees. The masterful pastry chef outdid herself with miniature Christmas trees filled with chocolate cake and mousse covered with green whipped cream "leaves". Christmas "wreath" similarly delicious and beautiful. Special cocktails were also praised by group.

VEGAN DINNER and a good dinner for all…read more Party of 6, we came for dinner after a busy Saturday at the Sheep and Wool Festival. We had a reservation and were seated with no wait. It's a very comfortable space and not noisy, so we were able to talk. As a vegan, I rarely get a coherent meal at a restaurant. So this was a pleasant surprise. Two of our six ordered and enjoyed the vegan Autumn Bowl of lentils with root vegetables. We enjoyed the crispy artichokes. Well executed. The sauce was spicy and enjoyed. Our party enjoyed Willow Salmon, with fennel orange salad: delish!; Pan Seared Trout was enjoyed; The duck breast was enjoyed. We got a bottle of red wine and some cocktails. All good . I had a strawberry margarita . We all had a good meal and a good time. Considering that the restaurant was not full, we felt the service was Slow. All of the staff were very nice. Bathroom was clean. Parking lot under the facility is large and adequate. Especially nice in rain and cold. A note about the Autumn Bowl: It's priced at $34 (all inexpensive components: lentils, carrots, squash), while the Mirbeau Burger (8 Oz CAB expensive Beef with bun, cheese, onions, portobello mushrooms, bordelaise, field greens, and fries) is priced at only $28! Also, the vegan Gelato is $3 more expensive than the regular Gelato. Why? The pricing doesn't make sense, and I think it should be re-evaluated. I'm grateful & appreciative for the vegan options. It's not easy to find a coherent vegan meal in Rhinebeck and this is one of the best, in a very comfortable space. Helpful?