Terrible, Owner changed. The food is terrible, from cheese…read morethrough meat bread and paninis, not recommended

Cute cheese shop. The nice glass counters are waiting with cheese to eaten and brought home. There…read moreare also jams, honey, cured meats and etc to make a fabulous cheese plate or to give as gifts. The sandwiches ranged from 7- 10 dollars. I opted for a "Warm and Gooey" sandwhich. The Dutch came with a Cow's milk Gouda and a caramelized onion balsamic spread ($ 8.00). I added prosciutto ($ 10.00) because I'm not a fan of moderation. It was delicious. The sourdough bread was slightly tart and soft. Come hungry! If you aren't a fan of savory cheese, there is also ice cream at the shop.

Amazing pomegranite vinegar. The olive oil is great too. I stumbled on it a few years ago and…read morethen had to order more by mail because I live in Brooklyn

Love popping in here when I'm in the area. They have great truffle salts and olive oils…read more Today i picked up some Jalepeno olive oil and jalepeno salt...I like my food like my men...a lot of heat ;-) What I was really aiming to get they were out of which was their mushroom fettuccini. So delicious.

This deli has been around for many years. When I went to SUNY. I would stop in and get a sandwich…read moreand the newspaper. The sandwiches were always very delicious. I recently moved to the area and was better able to take advantage of The selection of cold cuts. They carry a good line of the Applegate products. Five different types of turkey. Along with two different types of ham and salami. The owner of the deli is very friendly. I tried their pulled pork barbecue sandwich. It was very good. I see they make a homemade meatball sandwich. I definitely want to try that next time I stop in. Absolutely stop in here to have a friendly chat with the owner and get something delicious to eat.

Was passing through the town and needed dinner. Tommy served some of the best chicken over rice…read moreI've had. Genuinely a great person who made us great food. Thanks Tommy.

Please read before going in. Before walking in, prepare an idea of a budget. Try to gather some…read moreself control. Once you walk in.... Good luck! Ok so all began with basically everything house made. Milks, syrups, chocolates. Options of chocolates are wild. I of course had to grab a few and was utterly blown away but the flavors. Keep in mind, these are vegan. I normally don't do vegan. These were amazing. Spent 3 times as much on chocolates as coffee. No regrets. This is a paradise of sweets, little treats and coffee. What more could you need? Unfortunately no pictures. Didn't have enough brain power to pull out a phone while nibbling on delectable treats. So yea don't walk here. Run!!!

Lagusta's in New Paltz has always been on my radar- even back when I lived in Westchester. Now that…read moreI'm up in the sticks, it's kind of nice knowing I'm closer to them. So one day on my lunch break, I decided to finally swing by and see what they're all about- especially since their whole thing is chocolate. The space inside is cozy with a nice cocoa aroma that almost wraps around you like a blanket. This isn't just a chocolate cafe- it's a nice little wonderland where cocoa is the soul, but not the whole story. Alongside their truffles, you'll find hot chocolate, brownies, pastries, etc- all Vegan. I was really looking forward to the chocolate truffles, but the chewy texture threw me off. I expected that smooth, melt-in-your-mouth center like the classic ones. And I get it- these folks are completely vegan- even so, I hoped for a similar consistency in these- veganized of course. And I couldn't leave without trying the hot chocolate. Theirs needed more cocoa oomph. Still, the service was solid and the staff was great.

Great staff, great ambiance, drinks are delicious with many inventive options that make creative…read moreuse of the shop's extensive array of spices and teas, as well as skillful execution of coffeehouse staples. I usually get an oat milk cortado and it always comes out perfectly. Their baked goods also rank among the best in town. If you haven't been since the location change, you definitely should stop by.

Anytime I spot hot chocolate in any given café menu, I'm tempted to order a cup. It's a weakness…read more That's how I ended up at Ridge C., nestled right on the ever-bustling Main St in New Paltz. I popped in one winter lunch break and was hypnotized by the promise of that cocoa comfort I love. Ridge C. isn't just another cozy café. They have an entire wall lined with spices and loose-leaf teas in clear, labeled Mason jars. It's like a tea lover's dream. I was in my element. But let's talk hot chocolate. The first time? Disappointing. Bland. Still, I gave it another shot. This time requesting they go heavy on the chocolate. Nope. My 'heavy on the chocolate' request slipped into thin air, because round two was just as bland. Tip: Parking on Main Street is a nightmare and the meter maid's out here like it's a sport. Save yourself and look for a side street instead.

I haven't stopped in yet, but I've ordered delivery quite a few times. Their breakfast sandwiches…read moreare out of this world. I enjoy the Luca & Jackson's favorite. Tasty tater tots. Solid cookies. Everything always comes hot and fresh.

I was a loyalist to Russos so I had to try this. It's very sad they got rid of focaccia BUT the my…read morecousin Luca is still here which I had to order. The chicken was so thin and crispy. And the onion was the thinnest I've ever seen! Delicious!

Used to be a nightly student haunt. Now it has new managers who hawk halal food, Juul smokes and…read morewater-coffee. When I walked into this place recently, thinking I'd buy a fat tasty Italian sand-wich like back in the day, and all I saw was rice and falafel, all I bought is $1 chips. Clerk talks on phone while taking customers money. Typical, new people take over; put up crappy items and hike the prices $5 and hope to make a killing based on the reputation a place once had. Not with me! I have been around and now cooking! Also, I noticed all the outside signs remained. Rip off! Review: 3

Not impressed at all. Was the only choice on Easter Sunday other than Mc D's. Menu isn't easy to…read moredecipher. Staff in a hurry to take your order and not answer questions. Chicken soup - 9 out of 10 Lamb Gyro - 4 out of 10 very dry and over cooked. Chicken parm sub - 2 out of 10. Sauce is decent but cheese tasted off. The chicken tasted like it was cooked a week ago and reheated in a microwave. Do not recommend.

This is a very nice store. Yogurt, almond flour, produce. I filled a gallon container with…read moreunscented bulk laundry detergent, and it is by far my favorite laundry soap.

From the owner: We are the largest bulk refill shop in the Hudson Valley! We carry a wide variety of pantry items,…read moredry goods, and refrigerator items! Plus many refill liquid soaps & detergents, personal care items & even eco-friendly choices for your furry friends:) Our pledge: NO single-use PLASTICS; NO products containing palm oil/kernel; only the finest brands & high quality products & local produce! Please let us know what products you are searching for in a plastic-free option! We are here to help your journey to zero waste be pain-free! :)

We are so pleased we came to Apple Hill Farm!! It's been family owned for several generations and…read morereally has the best & most beautiful view of the valley, hills and Adirondack mountain range in the distance while picking apples. Everyone who works here was kind, friendly and informative!!! There is a small apple & vegetable stand festively decorated where you can buy bags of apples, freshly made yummy apple donuts, apple cider, corn, pumpkins, etc. Right outside of the stand is where you pay for your bag to pick your own apples from the trees up on the hill. There is also several cute background spots for photo taking. They have a super cute vintage fire truck that the kids and the young at heart will love, loaded with hay bales in the back to sit on while the fire truck drives you up the hill to pick apples. Apple Hill Farm has a nice variety of apples to choose from. The small apple groves are marked with white signs informing you of the variety of apple that's grown. We had a wonderful relaxing timing walking and picking apples in the groves and walking around the farm. We will definitely be returning next year!

Beautiful place to get a bag of apples (many different varieties), great apple cider, big beautiful…read morepumpkins, and many treats! Perfect apple cider donuts, yummy chocolate pumpkin bread, and superbly made apple turnovers with super flaky, tasty crusts... we even prefer those to their apple pies. There's other produce and jams etc. too. We grieve when these friendly people close for the season each October 31st!