The Pizza Beast found another hidden gem at Dottie Audrey's Bakery Kitchen…read more From the moment you walk in, you can tell this place is built around quality. Everything tastes fresh, homemade, and crafted with care. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast, lunch, or one of their baked treats, it's the kind of food that keeps you thinking about your next visit before you've even left. The staff is welcoming, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere has that warm, local bakery feel that makes you want to stay awhile. It's clear they take pride in every plate and every pastry that comes out of the kitchen. Pizza Beast Verdict: This isn't just a bakery--it's a destination. Outstanding food, friendly people, and an experience that earns every one of its five stars. Rating: 5/5 Beast Bites If you're passing through the area, don't drive by. Stop in--you'll be glad you did.

This place is a hidden gem! The level and quality of food this place is putting out for a side of…read morethe road establishment in Tuxedo is crazy! The bahn mi was phenomenal. First off, it's huge. The roast pork was cooked with love and attention and then sliced up in this heavily sandwich. It is a packed sandwich and can be a little messy but it tasted so good I didn't even care. This could 100% be shared or bring home for a second helping later! The salmon bowl was cooked to perfection and had with a nice Teriyaki sauce. If I had one "compliant" it might be that there was a little too much sauce on the bowl, but it was delicious. There was plenty of space inside and outside under a roof. So it's available rain or shine! Most people may not be on this road if you're a frequent thruway goer but it's worth a detour on the backgrounds of Orange County for this gem! Can't wait to get back there to try the baked goods!

This place is awesome! Service was fantastic food was excellent the manager was a doll! Highly…read morerecommend

Great pancakes bad Bloody Mary. Eggs and ham ok. Service was ok. Waiter not too friendly. I…read morewould come back for the pancakes because they are perfectly done. Most of the time you get pancakes they are not fully cooked

This has been on my list for a while, and I'm glad I finally got to try it! Rustic Root is a…read morefarm-to-table restaurant, and I love that they write who they partner with on their giant chalkboard. I made a reservation for two on a Saturday night, and the restaurant was pretty busy, but they had our table ready even though we arrived 30 minutes early. Our server was Evelyn, and she was so sweet and she helped us when we were trying to decide between two desserts and three appetizers. We ordered: - Spring Salad (5/5) this tasted so good with the fresh mango, the snap peas, and the carrot ginger dressing. - Faroe Islands Salmon (5/5) I only tasted the rice, and not the salmon itself, but the rice was so good, and I just kept on stealing more from the plate. - Roasted-Half Chicken (4/5) This was my own entrée, and I loved how the chicken was crispy, and I also really liked the garlic mashed potatoes, but the only thing that I did not think worked well with the dish was the swiss chard. I think it would've tasted better with spinach. - Strawberry Cheesecake (4/5) this was surprisingly very light for a cheesecake, we ended up finishing all of it, and the whipped cream was really good. The strawberries were not my favorite, I kind of wish that they were just fresh slices of strawberries, but to each their own. All in all, this was a super solid meal, there's plenty of parking, and the restaurant is quite spacious, and the single bathrooms are also pretty large.

Rustic Root was a real disappointment, especially given the atmosphere and the expectations we had…read moregoing in. We started with the baby back ribs. Unfortunately, the meat had an oddly gamey flavor that immediately raised questions about the quality or freshness. The sauce itself was decent, but it wasn't enough to save the ribs. For entrées, we ordered the steak frites and the half chicken. The steak was maybe a 5/10, and that's being generous. The meat itself was underwhelming, and the accompanying steak sauce actually made matters worse rather than complementing it. Even stranger was the side salad, which somehow had a noticeable fishy smell and taste--definitely not something you expect from a fresh salad. The half chicken was easily the biggest disappointment. It had an unpleasant flavor that came across as spoiled or rotten, to the point where it was difficult to eat. The potatoes alongside it were about a 4/10--bland and forgettable. Overall, much of the food had the taste and texture of something that had been frozen and reheated rather than freshly prepared. Ironically, the fries may have been the best thing we ate all night. Then again, fries are a pretty low bar to clear--and thankfully, they managed not to mess those up. The restaurant was also a bit chilly inside, which didn't help the experience. And on a less serious note, the Diet Coke deserves a mention. Put it next to a McDonald's Diet Coke--and we all know McDonald's is the gold standard--and this one is just sad. I don't enjoy leaving overly negative reviews, but when you're paying restaurant prices, there should be a baseline expectation of freshness and quality. Between the questionable ribs, fishy salad, poor steak, and especially the chicken, this meal fell well below that standard. Food: 3/10 Atmosphere: 6/10 Fries: Somehow the MVP

This restaurant is very good. It's has a very nice atmosphere with an open concept kitchen…read more The sangria is very good. We had a few tapas plates as starters ajillio shrimp and calamari were delicious. Our main was the seafood paella. It was very tasty. We had a citrus cheesecake very light with good flavor. The service was very good and attentive. We will be back.

So far I cannot rate the food or drink. When we arrived the…read moremusic was ear piercing to the point it sounded like you were in a night club in a closet. It was literally painfully loud. We left. But - I'm happy Somni is still open and thriving in its new location, as I loved the previous spot on 208. I noticed they don't have bar seats for sitting at the bar, darn. But it's so small so it makes sense to only have tables. Vibe was hoppin, staff was friendly, and tried to accommodate by having the DJ lower the music but no avail on the dj's end. I look forward to coming back for another go, next time bringing my ear plugs, lol.

Really imaginative menu. Delicious food. Great atmosphere and great service…read more You can't ask for more highly recommended.

Plan on going to this place when you're not hungry- 30 minutes for a table and 1 hour to get our…read morefood. Ordered 3 cups of coffee while waiting, only received 2. Food was mediocre, not worth the wait. 2 waitresses running around while 2 staff members just stood in the back doing nothing but chatting with customers. Sadly, all of these reviews are high because it's the only place in town with nothing else to compare it to. Dripped sweat while waiting at the table too- no ac, just some ceiling fans and a run down wall unit that blows into a customer's back since they have people seated right in front of it. Will never be back, sorry.

Willow & Whisk has quickly become one of our favorite brunch spots. The decor is bright, airy, and…read moreinviting, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a great meal. The service is consistently excellent--the staff is always friendly, attentive, and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. We never skip the mini brioche French toast to share. It's the perfect sweet start (or finish!) to the meal and an absolute must-order. We've tried several dishes, including the shakshuka, ranchero scramble, Whisk scramble, and the black garlic burger, and every single one has been delicious. Honestly, we haven't had anything here that we didn't love. The quality is consistently great, portions are generous, and everything is packed with flavor. If you're looking for a spot with amazing food, warm service, and a beautiful atmosphere, Willow & Whisk is definitely worth a visit. We'll keep coming back!

We came here for brunch and overall had a good experience. The restaurant is on a corner with large…read morewindows, so there's plenty of natural light, making it a really nice place to relax or catch up with friends. The highlight was definitely the Stuffed French Toast. It looked beautiful, and I expected it to be overly sweet, but it was surprisingly well balanced. The toast was soft with a slightly crispy exterior, and the cream cheese filling paired really well with the strawberry compote. We also ordered the BLT+. The smoked bacon was delicious, but the focaccia was a little too thin and hard, making it harder to eat than I expected. The house-made sausage was good, just not particularly memorable. As for the coffee, it was probably the most disappointing part of the meal. The latte wasn't very smooth, and the cold brew had a slight off taste. They were both drinkable, just not something I'd order again. Overall, I'd recommend this place for the food and the atmosphere, especially if you're interested in the French toast. There's also parking behind the restaurant, which makes visiting easy.

My wife and I were in Warwick visiting a relative in a nursing home. He asked us to pick him up a…read moredeli sandwich for treat. We stopped by chance at The Cracked Pot. Everything was awesome. It is a classic Deli with a huge selection. My wife had a turkey Reuben. I had the all the way Smashburger and we picked up a chicken Parm sandwich on a roll for our relative. This place has a great selection and prepares all in a great presentation. Try it. You'll love it. PS we picked up two frozen soups which we had for lunch the next day. They were homemade, delicious and it made our life a little easier.

fantastic place. I love hotdogs and I was not expecting to be so pleasantly surprised by their…read morecreations. great menu, great staff, small business, all the right check marks!

A breakfast gem! Delicious,, scratch cooked, healthy food. Friendly service. Highly recommend.read more

I've had several experiences with having to return my meal. The last time was in fact the last…read moretime. I ordered swordfish and got sick with scombroid poisoning. Don't take my word for it. Check out their department of health reports. You'll be astonished. Can't complain about the service. Was good. Ambience? Not much. This used to be an Indian restaurant and still looks partially that way with its decor.

Great staff and fast service. Food was delicious as well! We were expecting a long wait time due to…read morethe amount of people, but to our surprise it was quick! Would definitely go again.

First time visiting Cold Spring and we decided to stop by Cozy Corner for lunch -- really glad we…read moredid. The food was delicious, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming, and the service was impeccable from start to finish. Our server was incredibly friendly and even recommended a few places to check out around town after lunch, which made the experience feel even more personal. Definitely a great little spot if you're visiting the area and looking for a cozy meal with genuine hospitality.

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.

Visited Beacon for an upstate trip and came across this lovely little Turkish family restaurant!…read moreIt's super cozy and everything feels so fresh and homemade. My friends and I got the kofta platter and Turkish breakfast with the menemen, which was this interesting tomato and egg dish that was very soft and mildly sweet. The kofta beef meatballs were nice and savory, perfectly paired with the rice and salad. The Turkish breakfast is primarily a lot of cheeses with sauces and small bites with a bread basket - would only recommend if you like different kinds of cheeses and since it is very light on its own it would prob be best to order something in addition to it. My friends and I also tried the salep tea which was this traditional Turkish drink that is very thick and creamy, has a very unique texture with a sweet flavor and cinnamon garnish.