Iron Cafe has a decent selection of food, and while the menu offers good variety, the overall…read morequality was average and didn't really stand out. The biggest drawbacks were the atmosphere and the condition of the restaurant. The space has an outdated feel, there was a noticeable musty odor, and the dining area didn't appear as clean as it could be, which took away from the experience. Another inconvenience is that they only accept cash. Although there is an ATM on-site, customers shouldn't have to withdraw cash just to pay for a meal. In today's world, offering debit and credit card payments--or other electronic payment options--is simply an expectation and would make the experience much more convenient. Overall, the food was okay, but the ambiance, cleanliness, and cash-only policy make it difficult for me to recommend or return.

Recently stopped in with best friend, Mud Magnet, AKA the Old Crow, before a day of actual crow…read morehunting. Iron Cafe is in a very old building, circa pre-1900, although they couldn't give me the exact year. Lots of nooks and crannies in the smallish floor plan Menu has plenty of options. MM had a Sunrise Omelet, which he devoured licketty split. I opted for eggs over, with home fries and toast. Our coffees were made in the kitchen. Kind of unusual, but they came out perfect. Overall, the food was very good, and I am a big fan. Wouldn't hesitate to return if in the area. Cash only, w ATM on-site.

AA sandwich was great. Clean place. Relaxing space to have lunch. Recommended even though a bit out…read moreof the way. Worth the trip.

I just had an okay meal a few days ago but wasn't overly thrilled with the service. First, when I…read moregot a message back and responded, the owner said they didn't get my response and we had to call them instead. When we called, they said they didn't have the items on my list and would substitute and wanted to confirm, but the owner seemed to get rude, they got rather choppy upon answering the phone and then oversweetened in their responses. Furthermore, they made our sandwiches too early and even though they said they'd put them under temp control, I don't think the temperature was right either, because oddly they said they'd stick them under a heat lamp... for cream cheese sandwiches, "really?"! When the food arrived, I found that they didn't use enough cream cheese and someone else said they overused their cream cheese. I also found my blueberry bagel to not be as written. While the bagel wasn't as written, and it was a cinnamon raisin with blue speckles within the bagel (not too sure of mold, but It didn't look like it), I wasn't too sure and ate it anyway being forced to by the orderer. I have trouble finding words to describe the ambiance, because this was a DoorDash order and I couldn't go inside when ordering from home....hopefully, my Dasher found this place the same way as I experienced it...or they were missing lots of hilarity.

Great prices for amazing food. The people who are working there were very nice and generous. The…read moresandwich, the big man, was delicious. Not expensive at all. Definitely going back again.

they wiped my food stamp card clean and now I don't know what to do because this is messed up and…read morethan when I called the Indian dude laughed at me

Kitchen gets it right every time. My fav spot- all mine!!…read more where I meet all my neighbors and friends

What a small time vibe. A great spot for my breakfast or shall I call it lunch…read more Service was quick and friendly. I enjoyed the herhonkson omelet and it was big and filled. I like an omelet that scrambles and mixed it all in and cooks it. The biggest surprise they automatically ask you if you want onions and peppers in my homefries HEY of course I do. Seems like most places omit that over the past umpteen years. Everything was good on my part. My friend had a reuben and fries and came with coleslaw and she said it was ok. I didnt get any muffins, cake or pastries but they sure looked delicious

Not alot of people know about Tetta's Market because of its strategic location. They really do try…read moreto be a pillar of the community and offer up more than your average gas station. I mean it's a pizzeria, deli, bakery, beer garden, gas station, and convenience store all rolled up into one. With an old school vibe unchanged over time and the kind of place where everyone knows your name. Their sandwiches are really good with high quality ingredients. I enjoy their pizza although I've heard mixed reviews. I did spy some Formisano bread boxes. The cookies are the size of my face btw. The owner Primo is a real cool guy with a larger than life personality. I'd go here more often if it wasn't so far away from Saugerties but if you live out by Stone Ridge or Shokan it's a must stop. Above Photography https://www.instagram.com/b.overly_delicious/ 10% off with Foodie Card www.ulstereateriesunfiltered.com-- at Tetta's Market.

Was pleasantly surprised by Tetta's pizzeria! We had a large pie and a cheese calzone which cost…read more$33. I really liked the dough and the flavor of the sauce. It was thinner crust but not too thin. The calzone was well seasoned and garlicky goodness. My only note was the dough was soft and could of used another minute or two to crisp up! My partner picked up and said the owners were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely stop by again!

This place was an absolute staple for me for many years. Working down at the Town of Esopus…read moreTransfer Station, we weren't left with many options for Breakfast. Country Store never once done me wrong. The food was plentiful, delicious and cooked to order. You'd be hard pressed to find a more inviting environment with better food. Breaks my heart to see it closed. Many thanks to the couple that owned it. Support your local eatery, friends! They're becoming fewer and much further in between.

A true local country store with a ton of zany and mouthwatering sandwiches invented by the husband…read moreand wife owners of 30 years! On a way back from a Catskills cabin retreat, we wanted to find a country store, to perhaps find some local goods like local honey, jams, etc. Unfortunately, this place wasn't that because it was more of a deli/general store type on a main road, but they made up for it with delicious sandwich offerings featuring Boar's Head products! We had to wait for the dynamic husband and wife duo to help loyal customers who were coming back for "the usual" or trying something different "this week" and knew immediately how integral they were to this community! Later when trying to decide, the owner told us how he grew up there, wanted to be out of this woods so badly as a young man but never got to leave, and ended up sticking around - running this store for 30 yrs and how happy he was with family and a nice property with fields and stuff! We really bonded in that short while! My wife got the Honey Mama? which had turkey and ham with honey mustard and cheese. It was really loaded, maybe too loaded with ham that I felt the flavor was a bit skewed towards being too heavy. They were too generous! I had to have the pastrami on rye with swiss and horseradish sauce and the man asked, "you want bacon?" to which I obviously couldn't refuse! It took a bit long and the lady told me that she threw away the first toasted rye cuz she wasn't happy with how it was over toasted... much appreciated because when I bit into that gorgeous thing, I was in heaven. Pastrami wasn't too salty and had a great taste, buffered by refreshing horseradish sauce, accented by occasional bits of really crispy bacon. My wife stole a few bites of mine. Overall, other than sandwiches, the store offers usual fare of drinks, they have some beers, some baked goods and other usual packaged essentials but sandwich is their main game! You can see so many random sandwich concoctions scribbled on laminated sheets and posted everywhere near the sandwich counter! If you're passing by and want a great meal on the go, give this wonderful folks your time & business. You won't be sorry! Thanks again.

Went there got a bacon, egg and cheese and a sausage, egg, and cheese. The lady at the counter was…read morevery friendly. Food was delicious and 599 is definitely a reasonable price for those sandwiches. Coffee was amazing as well.

Stopped here for a sandwich while going to visit Marist college, as I walked in this lady fully…read moretattooed greeted us, she went to make a fresh batch of coffee. We went straight to the deli section and order several things. The deli itself was pretty clean and organized, wasn't like any normal deli in NYC. While the lady was making or sandwiches I made myself coffee, it definitely were freshly brewed. The amount of food we ordered and only came up to $27 which definitely was not a bad price.

My family and I stopped for dinner at this quintessential restaurant. There were old records on…read morethe wall, music memorabilia etc. We were just getting burgers and fries to get back on the road but....those burgers were awesome and they have the best cheesy fries and do not get me started on their sweet potato fries. The servers were friendly and the manager was attentive to his customers. Awesome Place Awesome People Even Awesomer is the food Kelisha Davis

Oh my goodness what a fun find!! Wish we had decided to have lunch at this place but at least we…read morefound it for ice cream!! What a great place for dessert. The place is so full of stuff that you just want to stay even after you have finished your delicious ice cream!! We definitely would go back. Loved the owner! Pat and Bill Graham. Philadelphia