This is our go-to breakfast spot when we're camping in litchfield county. The food is excellent and…read morethere are great vegan sausages.

The food is marvelous. The servers are less so- there is a prevailing attitude that you're being…read moredone a favor by being allowed to purchase food which is off putting. It is the best in the area, but its prominence is enhanced by the flatness of the terrain.

We were feeling a bit hungry as we were driving down the Taconic, and searched Yelp for interesting…read moreplace to grab some lunch. A few miles off the Taconic, this place turned out to be a great choice. Really tasty chicken salad wrap for me and a Nicoise salad for my wife...both very tasty. We thought about getting a scone for the road...they looked so good, but we were already full, so we passed. However, quite unplanned, we swung by again the following day and bought two scones and some coffee...delicious. We will keep this place in mind the next time we travel through the area!

What a gem! The food is excellent, the vibe is chill/local and Anthony is a sweetheart! Come here…read morefor coffee, breakfast sandwiches or baked goods. Stay for the eggplant and chicken parms. I always have some in my freezer. I've not had anything that wasn't delicious, pastas, chicken salad, everything! Come see Anthony, you will have a great meal.

Really loved Zinnia's Dinette. We got the blackened fish burger and fried smelt, and the fried…read moresmelt was probably my favorite thing we ordered. So crispy and just really good. They also have an absolutely insane tinned fish selection. I've never seen that many different kinds in one place and it was honestly really fun looking through everything. We also had to get the soft serve for dessert because we love soft serve and it did not disappoint. The whole place has a really fun, casual diner feel and they have a big outdoor seating area too. Our service was fantastic and everyone was really friendly. Definitely a place I'd go back to when we're upstate, especially because there are so many things on the menu I still want to try.

This place has two things I really love in a restaurant, counter seating & booths. The sandwiches…read moreare tall. I managed to smash mine down a bit to cut it in half. The french fries were just ok. I was so excited to see malt vinegar at the table, so I figured their fries were going to be similar to pomme frites. They weren't :( Service was good. Loved the pink & orange color scheme going on. My husband was a big fan of their enormous selection of tin fish.

An impromptu date night led us to Le Gamin (French restaurant) before our show, spontaneous…read moredecisions are the best decisions. We ordered the mussels linguine and the croque madame, then sealed the deal with affogatos for dessert. Everything was so good that I completely forgot the most important rule of dining in 2026: take pictures before you eat. Instead, we just... ate it. Rookie mistake. You can really feel the warmth of this family-owned gem--from the welcoming atmosphere to the care put into every dish. Looks like we'll have to come back... highly recommend!

Our car club visits the area once a year. It's a big car crazy party. This local eatery has earned…read more"party status" for a bunch if us. The French cuisine is the draw for us. This year's party of five dined on the patio. We sampled their clam chowder and onion soup ... both brought smiles and yummy noises. One party goer had the mussels and loved that hugh bowl of fresh tasting and well spiced sea food. I went full carnivore and had the steak ... pricy at $44 but perfectly cooked, tender and served with a fresh cut mound of fries. Dessert for me was the noise and it rocked. Others had cream brûlée and it too earned high marks. Why not 5 stars? There were a couple of minor service faux pas so I like to keep it real. But 4 stars are all well earned. And, I will be back at our next car club event. Recommended.

Absolutely amazing! The food is great, the people are nice, it's a perfect place for people of all…read moreages, especially thirteen-year-old growing boys who love burgers.

After taking a long walk on the Hudson Valley Rail Trail and strolling through Millerton we were so…read moreready for delicious food. The Oakhurst Diner did not disappoint! The food was great, came out very quickly, and the staff very clearly enjoyed their jobs. The menu is simple but has some interesting elements. Our waitress was so kind and while enjoying our meal it's always nice to see positive banter between her, her coworkers and the regulars that come through. It's a little bit of a tight squeeze in there but that's what gives it some extra charm. There's also plenty of seating outside as well, so even if you have to wait for a table you shouldn't be waiting too long. Needless to say we will be back after another beautiful walk!

First time here and I was impressed. As a native Greek, I found the food to be delicious! Flavor,…read moreflavor, flavor!!! We had appetizers and a salad. Felt satiated and not stuffed, as the food, especially the sauces, were light and full of flavor but not overpowering volume. Ambience was very pleasant, love that there was no music playing and it made it easy for conversation. Staff attentive , overall experience a 10! I will be back!

What a find! We stopped here for drinks and appetizers on the porch before a late dinner elsewhere…read moreand everything was wonderful. The appetizers were delicious, cocktails and mocktails were great, and the lovely porch was so relaxing. Service was welcoming but not intrusive. We will be back when we're in the area for dinner al fresco.

Great food, nice atmosphere making a trip to Norfolk CT worth your while. Pictured is the "Thomas"…read morespecial! Also have a great burger!

ORIGIN: The town of Norfolk is known as "the icebox of…read moreConnecticut" because the location has a reputation for having the state's lowest winter temperature. Peter and Marinell Crippen opened the cafe in 2024 after selling their decade-old midtown NYC cafe (Rex) in 2023 and moving to Norfolk in 2018. LOCATION: Icebox Cafe is located on the eastern side of the granite-clad former railroad station. CONCEPT: The cafe serves breakfast and lunch, as well as an attractive variety of beverages and pastries. The cafe is a community hub, facilitated by the couple's orientation to be welcoming. FOOD and BEVERAGE I ordered a chicken salad sandwich with pecans and cranberries ($13). The sandwich was prepared with two small slices of lightly toasted bread and attractively presented on a plate. There is a nice variety of beverages available -- I chose chilled green tea. Pastries are sourced from local bakers. I enjoyed a shortbread triangle. SERVICE: Service is welcoming. Food menu is displayed on the foyer wall, and a beverage menu is displayed behind the counter. Orders are placed at the counter and brought to customers' tables. TIP: The cafe has cafe tables outside, many of which are shaded by trees. A bathroom is in located in the middle of the former railway station.

Super simple menu of fresh comfort foods. Menu changes so it's hard to know what will be great…read more It is fast and casual . People are friendly. It's become a family favorite.

Fantastic food and a total gem. Food was outstanding and the…read moreatmosphere was friendly and fun.