For this being in the heart of Newburgh in a sense, one thing for sure parking needs to be…read moreaddressed that would need improvement based off of events that are being held. You walk in the atmosphere is so cool. I have never been to Nashville, but from what I've seen on TV, this kind of reminded me of being in Nashville for a moment there is a stage set as there is live music at times not sure what days they are while you eat and then there's a comedy club upstairs. We went to see one funny Lisa Marie she was great. The drinks were good as well. The service was good when we sat down downstairs but when we got to the comedy club, it's gets a little hectic because I feel like there's too many people and I feel like you would need to hire maybe two or three waitresses as there was an issue at my table they put in an order for their food and before the show was ending, the food finally came out and it was burnt, but they did make it up with them by basically not charging them for the food. The people were very dissatisfied as they walked out after they paid the bill. Didn't even get a chance to finish the show so that's where I would say improvements need to be done as far as service four big events on the second floor, just a suggestion

Second time dining for Saturday brunch & I really need to come more often. Took my dad for his…read morebirthday. Greeted upon arrival. Wasn't busy at all. Parking is available off the street. Our waitress was excellent along with Randy! Randy filled us in on upcoming events. I am always iffy about ordering grits at a restaurant, but my my myyyy ...these grits were cooked & seasoned just like I like them. The portion sizes were great as well. R&b music gave our brunch a great vibe as well.

My husband and I ate at this place 4 years ago and were really impressed with its food, service and…read moreambiance that we had wanted to revisit it ever since. This morning on our way home we took a special detour to have breakfast here. I asked for the same veggie omelette, hoping to re-experience their unique and delicious creation, but alas! it was a total disappointment! The distinctively creative design was gone, and in its stead was just an average, run-of-the-mill omelette, all the while (to make things even worse) sans the spinach that was specified on the menu (which was generously offered 4 years ago). I attach photos from 4 years ago for my dear readers to compare and understand my perspective. The homemade biscuit was still as warm, fluffy and tasty as before, so was the attentive and friendly service. However, we did get the feeling that this place had gone downhill, and are unlikely to return again.

Recently moved from the Bronx to Newburgh, and found this local gem hiding in my neighborhood…read more Glenn and the rest of the staff are courteous and friendly, and immediately make you feel at home. My daughter enjoys lounging while we wait. I've sampled many menu items, but the Blacc Vanilla breakfast sandwich remains my favorite. If you find yourself in the area, put this place on your to-do list and enjoy the ambiance and people.

Fantastic experience for my son. The staff/performers/instructors were beyond amazing! Students…read morewill gain more knowledge regarding music and fine tune and increase their ability to play music and perform. Worth the money, time and effort, staff accommodating and professional. Real musicians and real !!! Thank you

It's a very inclusive and welcoming environment, teachers and staff are super knowledgeable and…read moreincredibly supportive, the concerts are always fun and well planned. This is by far my child's favorite extra curricular activity.

We attended the July 28th performance​ of this most wonderful community orchestra. How they have…read moregrown in musicality and professionalism during the last few years. There is an undeniable bond between the musicians and their remarkable​ conductor, Russell Ger, that is easily sensed by an audience participant​. It seems to be a mutual admiration society. He obviously inspires them to reach for their highest levels. And to watch him conduct is equally inspirational​ for the audience. His short monologues before each selection lead to a much deeper understanding and appreciation of the composer, the culture of the times and the brilliance of the music. And watching Mr. Ger as he conducts, one is sure to conclude that you are watching someone akin to the great humanitarian Leonard Bernstein. I feel like a better person for having attended the GNSO performances.

A new addition to the southern part of Liberty Street, Toasted offers supreme deliciousness between…read morethe bread along with other goodies that will keep patrons coming back. The bistro has a cute exterior offering a few outdoor seats and a minimal but stylish interior and is perfect if you want to stay and chill or get your food to go. This isn't Subway so the sandwiches are priced above $10, but considering the quality and quantity (and maybe because I'm just acclimated to paying ridiculous prices in the City) you definitely get your money's worth. I heartily enjoyed the sliced hanger steak sandwich and found the mix of horseradish mayo, sautéed mushrooms, and arugula on a toasted ciabatta to be perfection. I also tried the fried chicken sandwich which was well seasoned and made all that much better with the sriracha mayo and pickles! I will be back for certain to explore the rest of the sandwich and salad options, especially the capers and oyster mushroom sandwiches and roasted beet and goat cheese salads. They also offer baked goods from Newburgh Flower Shop down the block as well as a variety of coffee and tea drinks. If you get pickup, call the restaurant directly because the prices through Doordash are higher to compensate for the fees the restaurant has to pay. Good to have Toasted on the Liberty Street scene!

Wow, I can almost be a vegetarian with food prepared like this. I had their fried oyster mushroom…read moresandwich and it was so delicious. The bread was sturdy and crusty and crunchy on the outside. The oyster mushrooms were accompanied with a lovely spicy aioli and pickles. Even though it may a cost a little more than a sandwich from a national chain, the food is made with lots of care with fresh ingredients and the portion is enough for two lunches (at least for me). It was a little messy so I was glad I was outside to enjoy it. It's a small space inside (perhaps 5 square table for 2 each) and it's almost kitty corner to my favorite shop, Oliver & Chatfield. Since it's a little further down on Liberty street, you'll find plenty of street parking.