I finally got to try sandwiches here that my workmates have been raving about, and I'm happy to…read morereport that the hype is real! - Apple turkey: this has really grown on me. At first I felt the gooey pink cranberry mayo was a bit funky, but in the presence of crisp Granny Smith apple slices and soft brie cheese, it makes sense. 4/5 - Chicken salad: one of the first things that stood out was the top-notch tomato slices that greeted me, and it got better from there. The chicken is a 'pulled' type although I can't tell how, but all the ingredients, including the multigrain bread, were just as they should be. 4.5/5 - Carrot chocolate chip cookies: these look and taste much like pumpkin chocolate chip cookies to me, which is to say that I like them. I wish they had a stronger carrot flavour, but I know that's a tall order. These are the doughy, soft type which I don't mind at all. 4/5 Parking is aplenty, staff are quick and friendly, and I love a good local family business. I hope they stay open and keeping serving the delicious for many more years.

Our family stopped at Schoharie Valley Farm for lunch before heading out on a fall hike, and it was…read moresuch a great choice! We went on a Sunday with perfect autumn weather, so the place was understandably busy. Even with the crowd, there was plenty of seating, and although we waited around 25 minutes for our food, it was well worth it. We decided to try their 2 for 2 deal, which lets you pair half a sandwich with a side of soup. I had the smoked roast beef sandwich and taco chicken soup both were full of flavor, especially the soup, which had the perfect balance of hearty and spicy. My husband went with the chicken salad sandwich and a side of roasted vegetables soup which were fresh and well seasoned. Of course, we couldn't leave without grabbing a few of their baked goods two carrot cake cupcakes and one chocolate cupcake. All three were moist, rich, and absolutely delicious. From the fresh, high-quality ingredients to the cozy farm setting, everything about our visit was wonderful. A little wait time aside, it was a 10/10 experience and the perfect start to our day outdoors. We're already planning to come back!

The food was delicious! I ordered a BLT with a delicious chipotle mayo…read moreThe presentation was lovely! It was wrapped! The baked goods were amazing. And we purchased a few to go!

So good. We just dropped in and they were so accommodating. I would recommend making a reservation…read morebecause it is a small place. The staff was accommodating and really went out of their way to find us comfortable seating. The food was so good, my husband who is not a chicken lover was so happy with his chicken sandwich (I wish I had gotten the actual name of the sandwich) he said he would order it again. My FIL loved his Shrimp Arugula salad. He couldn't stop eating it. My quiche was excellent so delicious , a blend of the ham, cheese and eggs with a flaky crust, and the soup was also delicious and creamy. I wish I had tried one of their lattes they looked so good. They had a steady stream of customers so they are busy. Try them out.

Quick review, but recommend!…read more We've been in Vermont all week and really wanted to find a good cidery. This place was recommended by staff in Saratoga Springs and it didn't disappoint. The drive here in October was beautiful, the staff were friendly, and the cider was delicious. We got a snack and it was mediocre, but this seems like a fun place to be when there's live music. We wish we were locals to experience live music and good weather. Cheers

We love Indian ladder. We haven't been in a few years but traveled from FL to visit! They redid the…read morelittle shop inside and it's gorgeous. So much farm fresh things you can buy. Their homemade treats are exceptional. We love seeing all of the animals there too! They recently opened a Pizza Counter to that looks incredible for weddings or events. This has always been a favorite to come to and the staff is so kind.

Good crispy dough. Nice people. Really pretty restaurant with stain glass and exposed beams and…read moreplants, nice hiking nearby.

Here's a neat article about Be Golden Farm:…read morehttps://www.timesunion.com/tablehopping/article/be-golden-farms-rensselaerville-pizza-21067468.php?utm_content=hed&sid=5e345f08773f842e9757fda4&ss=A&st_rid=172da5b6-596a-449b-8d33-4d536c2e8c95&utm_source=marketing&utm_medium=email&utm_term=engagement&utm_campaign=ny_atu_ars For me, it's about 29 miles away but it took 40 minutes to get there. This place is in the NY boondocks. It's only open 3 days a week and when I got there at around 6PM on a Saturday, it was pretty busy. Intrusive thought - yeah, makes sense. It's the only game in town. Not quite...because I passed a bar down the road that was also pretty busy. Anyway, there are two columns to the menu: Pizzas and Not Pizzas. I got a mix of both to go- Roni pizza, prosciutto+apples+cheddar, and mixed-up olives. The charcuterie stuff was saved for later. The pizza...just look at that thing. It's a thing of beauty...leopard spots, thinly sliced "oversized" pepperoni, a thinner, piquant tomato sauce, melty provolone cheese, and it even has some sesame seeds on top (an ode to Italian bread). Let me put it this way, I live about 5 minutes away from a pizza place that perpetually wins "best pizza" in the Capital District. It's no contest. Be Golden Farm's isn't the only game in town. Their pizza is hands down, the winner, anywhere in the Capital District. It's a drive for most in the region but it's well worth it.

Six star review. We…read morecame out to Sharon Springs to wander around its eerie, strange landscape of abandoned spa hotels and soak up a little history, but we centered our visit around this spot, and it's a good thing. It's a gem worth making a detour for, even if you do nothing else in this hamlet. The proprietor, Tony, really cares about both quality and the customer experience. The fact they were out of the special Mac and Goat by 11 AM was a great sign -- they don't overdo things in overlarge batches, and the limited menu is focused around rotating specials. The heirloom tomato sandwich was simplicity itself, and utterly delightful. There's something amazing about being able to pick out your own tomato, like it was a lobster in a tank! (I also had a proper Middle Eastern coffee for the first time in eons.) It's a limited menu but again that bespeaks an attention to the particular items. The small seating area on a converted fourth season porch is wonderful. A variety of old repurposed kitchen tables and bright art on the wall, sunshine, a casual vibe, it is as perfect a café spot as you could want. We loaded up on their local custom balsamics and some baked goods to take away. The coffee plant blossom honey was a particularly interesting item we'd never seen anywhere before, and it indeed has a distinct flavor that's not really quite coffee-tinged but is unlike any other honey we've ever tried. If you go, buy some merch, keep this place afloat. Highly recommended

Hidden gem alert!!! Heading back to Syracuse from the Catskill region, we stopped at the Black Cat…read moreCafe and Bakery for lunch. A quaint cafe in a beautiful, historic NY small town. The food was absolutely fresh, delicious, and creative. We spoke with the owner when the rush cleared, and it's evident he cares deeply about his quality and service. I wish we had room for dessert! Buy a sampler flight of their made-in-house balsamic to take home- I'm glad I did!

What a thrill for the shopping and eating senses. Amish run…read morefood and dry goods store, fresh baked goods, produce and bulk dry goods. There is a greenhouse attached full of all sorts of plants & flowers, all in all very reasonably priced. We had fresh made subs from the deli, stuffed and delicious. Worth the trip for sure, including meeting all the lovely Amish ladies.

We drive to Lancaster, PA often and were so happy to find this gem within an hours drive from us…read moreupstate. They sell Lapps ice cream- which I only wish they sold by the quart- it's DELICIOUS! They have fantastic baked goods, wonderful cookies, great produce, dried goods, dairy and meat for sale. Their prices are very reasonable and all I can say is it's well worth the visit!

My friend bought the peanut butter delights( I think that's the name) THEY WERE AMAZING!!! they…read morewere the perfect ratio of chocolate cake, chocolate frosting & peanut butter cream of some kind. All I know is that I will be getting this every time I am in the area! There's plenty of parking ... I highly recommend this bakery. .

Driving through Cobleskill, this place immediately caught our eye. Cute, local bakery + (full menu…read morelooked good). Place our order.....relatively simple ..... grilled cheese, drinks, chicken parm sandwhich. Paid. received a locator. WAITED WAITED WAITED for a FULL HOUR (12:18 pm until 1:30pm). NO service, NO inquiry, NO service check ..........FINALLY inquired. NO order was ever entered. Interior was very interesting & reflective of college town. Would have been neat experience. :( :( :( :( refunded full amount. Just overly disappointed.

First time trying this vineyard. Surrounded by grapes vines and lavender fields, it makes a very…read morerelaxing day. We showed up within an hour of closing, but were greeted and served without issue. We sat outside and opted for the wine flight so we tasted 10 different wines. All of the wines were very good with only a few being overly sweet or overly tart. We also got a $5 dollar off coupon from the wine tasting which we used towards buying two bottles of wine. They have a decent selection of wine to choose from and all of the bottles range from mid $20-30.

Amazing Winery! We were in town visiting family and decided to give this place a try! It is family…read moreowned and we were greeted by the wife of the couple that owned the place when we walked in. During our time here, the husband came by and greeted up. It made the experience very fun! The staff here is very friendly and knowledgeable. We were limited to two tastings which was perfect to get a taste of their wines. We ended up buying a bottle when we left! Overall atmosphere was very nice and updated. The owner said during the warmer months, he would bring some old school cars and have them parked near the vineyard! Which is very cool!