Great food nice people…read more The meat was very good but VERY VERY expensive. Also their sandwiches are very good but very small. $16.95 got me a pulled pork but it was served on a Martin's Potato Roll, which while tasty is tiny. They're not even using the "Martin's BIG Potato Rolls" just the small regular ones. The sandwiches come with chips for free or fries for an upcharge -- But the chips are homemade and frankly way better than the fries! That said again it was good but for the price the sandwiches should be much bigger. They were dog friendly and very nice which we loved. We will be back soon!

Very welcoming service here and patient as well explaining the menu or cuts on display. Always a…read morerare treat to see a stand alone butcher shop, in this day and age. The steak sandwich was yummy, thinly sliced cuts beef, gooey cheese and well seasoned. The sandwich would been better on roll or crusty bread over a hamburger bun though. House-made potato chips were my favorite, well seasoned and cooked just to crispy, other places tend to burn chips but here just right. The filet taco, was very small, mostly a just two bites. It's meat filling was alright, tiny diced but filled the space. The taco sauce though was fire, very savory and well seasoned, almost wish the meat was cooked on the sauce rather than salt and pepper it. Have to come back and buy some of the raw stuff for home, since a very wide selection of cuts is here I can't get at supermarket for sure

A local recommended this old-school deli to me, and I wasn't disappointed. My mixed cheese…read morehero/hoagie was huge - enough for two lunches. It was made precisely to my specifications. Very fresh roll. Don't forget to ask for the pickle on the side. I don't know whether masks etc. are required now in businesses in Beacon - perhaps it's optional, perhaps not required for fully vaccinated people. But none of the staff were masked. I noted that other Yelpers commented on that from back about a year ago.

Affordable friendly locals. Tasty affordable local breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Always friendly…read moreand polite, they give generous portions.

This place is a hidden gem. It's a small place with about four tables and some wares to buy. We…read morewent for breakfast and got the Turkish breakfast for two. It's clearly family run and the woman who served us was so lovely. The food was incredibly fresh. It was so tasty. We came out very satisfied. The Turkish breakfast is essentially a smorgasbord of various foods. There's cheese there's nuts there's dried fruit. There's fresh fruit. There's cucumber and tomato salad, there's sausage, there's olives, there's bread, there's butter with honey, tahini with molasses, jam, and there's eggs. We got the eggs in the traditional style, which is mixed with peppers and tomatoes. And it was absolutely delicious. Overall, loved this place and would absolutely come back.

This is a very small restaurant right on Main Street. We went there for breakfast as it has the…read morehighest Yep rating of such restaurants nearby. The feature breakfast is a Turkish Breakfast which was amazing. I was going to just order an omelette. But the owner and proprietor talked me into trying the Turkish breakfast That was an awesome recommendation. I has something like 10 items including eggs, fruit, bread, olives, beef sausage, cheese, amazing jam, Turkish tea, and a liquid treat which tastes like a liquid Jewish halvah. Truly an extraordinary breakfast and experience.

I ordered the luciller chicken sandwich. it has a complex texture and flavors and i give this…read moresandwich a 10/10. the chicken thigh is well marinated, thick and juicy, while the mozzarella and garlic gives creamy texture and flavor, and the prosciutto gives savory. the jalapeño pesto adds spice to it, and the crushed pistachios gives texture. the bread is crispy on the outside and soft inside. definitely one of the best burger i have had. my mom ordered the classic pastrami but that was a bit dry, so i don't recommend, especially if you are fron NYC and have tried Katz. but overall experience was nice, the chicken pita sandwich was also packed with flavors, and the chicken is nicely grilled.

Great food. So many options I did not know what to pick. Service was wonderful. Was greated with…read morethe friendliest smiles. The staff was so patient and helpful. Plenty of space outside. I really look forward to going back. Special thanks to Chef Zeke!

We get our dogs meat from here as well as our chicken breasts ... love the atmosphere and the…read morepeople are always so kind and helpful

Love this place. Lisa is the best, everyone there is super friendly and helpful. Fast service &…read moreamazing quality.

Best burgers in Beacon. The potato bun is sweet and fluffy. The sauces are delicious. The meat…read morecooked medium well, so good. Service was kind and helpful. Ample seating inside and outside (including back patio), MOD does well with keeping things light and energetic. It was a great experience dining here.

Met a friend here on a Tuesday around 11:50am. This restaurant is quaint and has a walk up bar…read morealong with several tables. The server (bartender) was super friendly and attentive. We ordered the single burger with dirty fries and beet coleslaw. Our friend ordered the burger on the gluten free bun (potato) and French fries. The burgers were beautifully presented. The patties tasted great. The potato gluten free bun tasted great but was not very hearty as it crumbled apart as the burger was being eaten. The dirty fries were fantastic! The chili was delicious with nice pieces of meat!! The regular fries were crisp, tasty and not greasy. All was good. Some may be put off by the crumbled bun-but it was still tasty (no reason for a star lowering)

Great food. We had chicken salad on croissant and a delicious nova lox toast breaking…read more The ambiance was upscale brunch but chill. Service was very fast and servers were very courteous.

Met a friend for lunch at this beautifully designed restaurant. Though busy, we found a table…read more Despite going to the counter to order, the staff were very nice and accommodating, delivering food to the table and obtaining other items as needed. There are breakfast and lunch items as well as some Italian items for purchase. My Prosciutto de Parma sandwich was fresh and came with a side salad. I also purchased a bag of chips and hot tea ( which they refilled for a second pot). Very nice restaurant with accommodating staff.

Stumbled upon this spot while searching for parking near the train station and it did not…read moredisappoint. This is a no frills deli putting out quality Italian subs. The bread is fresh and just enough crunch as you bite into it. The filling is a good ratio of meats and other fixings that you have everything in every bite down to the last one! I love the menu concept of their recommended curated sandwiches and toppings, but space to build your own combination on the card provided. Genius. It's a take out spot, so perfect to order and take on a hike or find a spot outside to take in the views. There is no seating associated with the store front. A few downsides to mention... 1. I believe they opened recently but the hours are a little tough. Friday- Sunday 10-5pm hopefully that changes. 2. There are no prices anywhere on the sandwich menu or on the build your own card so it's a surprise when you get to the register and I wouldn't say that sandwiches are cheap. All in all I would highly recommend if you're in the mood for a good sandwich!

As a local, I've stopped into Claude's several times over the past few months. Sometimes after a…read morelong paddle on the Hudson, sometimes while showing friends around Cold Spring, and sometimes simply because it's convenient. Most recently, we grabbed two sandwiches for pickup. My opinion hasn't changed much over those visits. Claude's makes perfectly acceptable sandwiches. They're fresh, they're filling, and if you're already in the village and looking for something quick, you'll probably leave satisfied. I've never had a bad meal here. I've also never had one that made me think, "I can't wait to come back for that." That's really the theme of Claude's for me: convenience over destination. At roughly $45 for two sandwiches, I start expecting something memorable--whether that's exceptional bread, standout ingredients, creative combinations, or flawless execution. Instead, everything lands squarely in the middle. The ingredients are good. The preparation is good. The speed is generally good. It's all...good. Just not great. Living nearby also means I can't help but compare it to other local sandwich shops. If I'm looking for a dependable classic, I'd personally head to B&L Deli. If I want one of the best sandwiches in the Hudson Valley, I'll happily drive one town south to Benny's Brown Bag. Both leave a stronger impression and offer better overall value in my opinion. One thing I'd encourage is embracing customer feedback a little more openly. Every local restaurant receives honest criticism, especially in a town where you have diversity in your customers. That's not necessarily a bad thing--it's often the fastest path to becoming exceptional. Reading through responses to reviews gave me the impression that feedback is sometimes met defensively rather than viewed as an opportunity. As someone who genuinely wants independent businesses in Cold Spring to thrive, I'd rather see that energy directed towards improvement. This isn't a restaurant I'm rooting against--quite the opposite. I'd love to see Claude's become the sandwich shop people plan their trip around instead of the one they choose because it's available. Right now, it fills an important niche in the village, and there's certainly value in that. If you're visiting Cold Spring and everything else is packed, you'll likely enjoy your meal. If you're specifically chasing the best sandwich in the area, I'd suggest venturing just a little farther. Sometimes "good enough" is exactly what you need. I just think Claude's has the potential to be much more than that.