If you're looking for a place that is low-key with a chill cozy vibe, you are definitely going to…read morewant to stop by. The owner Kristina is such a delight, she stops by every table personally, and checks in. I haven't had service like this in a while. The food is definitely delicious, chef's kiss. The cook really throws down and follows the directive of your order to a T. The staff super friendly and knowledgeable, super kind. Definitely my new fave breakky spot. Thanks Zinneken's

We finally got to check out Zinneken's and it did not disappoint! The café is super clean, cute,…read moreand cozy with such a great vibe. The staff are sweet, friendly, and so helpful, especially for first-timers. The waffles are incredible. There are so many options to choose from, so good luck deciding! I had the Berries Insanity fruit-topped waffle and the fruit was honestly the freshest I've ever had. My husband opted for the Gourmand waffle (a Bananas Foster vibe). He opted for a Liège waffle (chewy) and I went with the Brussels waffle (crispier) and both were amazing. Drinks are just as good, from coffee and espresso to tea, matcha, or juice. We also shared a Zinneken's breakfast meal and it was perfectly made. Everything was incrediblly delicious and made for such a great brunch. We can't wait to go back!

I recently stopped by Hy's Fried in South Egremont and had such a great experience from start to…read morefinish. The food alone is worth the trip, the chicken was perfectly crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, and seasoned just right. You can tell they pay attention to the details, from the freshness to the balance of flavors. Even the sides felt thoughtfully prepared and not like an afterthought. What really elevated the visit, though, was the staff. Everyone was genuinely warm and welcoming without being overbearing. They seemed to take real pride in what they were serving, and it showed in the care they put into everything. The vibe is relaxed, friendly, and unpretentious, the kind of place where you instantly feel comfortable. It has that small-town charm but with a level of quality that stands out. Hy's feels like a spot that truly cares about the full experience, not just the food. Definitely a place I'll be returning to.

Hy's Fried is an adorable cool place near Bash Bish falls. I stopped by around 3 and the place was…read morepretty empty so I hung out with James and Alex. They are hilarious. James is nerdy and quiet and Alex is loud and charming. Disarmingly good at getting you to share your life's story, then noticeably squirrely about sharing details of his own life. I got cauliflower and biscuits (so yummy) and I warmed up my freezing bones after spending a day in the mountains. Can't wait to come back with my kids this summer!

Cute little red cabin at Mount Snow, primarily serves the Belgian sugar waffle, with or without a…read morechocolate syrup on it ($7 without, $8 with). They take credit card. No Epic Pass discount. Service is slow as they make the waffles and people can't seem to have made up their mind beforehand... so takes a lot more time than you think. Lines get very long towards the lunch and 4p lift close, so budget some time for this (or find a kind stranger in line and buy one off of them) - took me 30min of waiting in line to get my waffles, but at least they were quick about it as I knew what I wanted. Staff was definitely busy and worn out after a long day. Waffles are best hot - don't let it wait, though, they get a little dough-y after 30min or so inside the lodge.

It's been a while since I've seen a waffle cabin at a ski resort. The waffles smell so good and…read moremake for a great treat while taking a break from the slopes. Like everything else, the price for the waffles have gone up, but are still pretty delicious! They are made fresh. The wait wasn't very long.

We were on our way back from our annual ski and hike trip to Killington and Yelp'd a place nearby…read moreto eat. We wanted that small town, friendly, good food kind of place and the Iron Roost checked off all the boxes. It was about 40 min before they closed but the staff was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stop back next year.

Better than last visit but I do have to say how dry and flavorless the waffles are:(…read more Please perfect the waffles because you have some great other options and friendly workers.

The waffles and crepes are decadent and soooooo yummy. I do not know how they will manage when…read moreChristmas shopping season really takes off, because these lines are going to be out of control. They could use high top tables or perhaps bar seating. At present, after you get their delicious creations, you have to go to the food court if you want to eat at a table. I ordered a green juice and was feeling happy and healthy until my niece gave me 1/2 of her s'mores crepe. . My kid has the berry berry waffle without the strawberry ice cream and she loved every bite. We would definitely come here again. In case you are wondering, there are no savory crepes.

This place is awesome! The food is exceptional and they have very good service. We come all the…read moretime, will be coming back! The ambiance was also very great.

So many yummy waffle selections to choose from! You get one large, single waffle with a multitude…read moreof toppings to choose from, and homemade whip cream. The cinnamon toast one was very good as was the strawberry cheesecake! The breakfast burrito with guacamole is also delicious! Great find for the price point and our food was ready pretty quickly after ordering online.

From the owner: Waffle Street is a virtual restaurant bringing golden, made-to-order waffles straight to your…read moretable. Specializing in sweet and savory creations, we craft waffles with fresh, high-quality ingredients and house-made recipes that make every bite memorable. From classic favorites drizzled with syrup to inventive combinations topped with fresh fruits, spreads, and indulgent flavors, Waffle Street is all about comfort with a modern twist.

Soft and chewy and super delicious! Good customer service and easy walk in downtown NoHo! Would def…read morerecommend!

Amazing açaí bowls and waffles and the best people In the world. Stop by here if you're in town!read more

This place highly exceeded my expectations. We ordered the…read morefamily plate of the mixed grill. It was amazing. Not spicy like the other afghani restaurants in the area. The ambiance was nice, clean, and organized. The flavors were amazing and authentic. Like you're going to Paterson NJ. The owners are super cool and nice too. Highly recommend and this will be our go to spot. Will try the desserts and maybe the crepes next time.

This is a cute little place near Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute that shares a location with a…read morepizza establishment. The 88 is a sit down restaurant located at the rear of the area. The atmosphere is casual and definitely a college food vibe with a Middle Eastern flair. The menu is a bit diverse but also carries a theme. The service is very good and attentive and very knowledgeable about dishes that might demand a question or two. The food is flavorful and very filling with a lighter hit to the wallet. I think this is a place that you might not know about but you probably should.

QUICK DISCLAIMER: This is not Bev's anymore. This is in fact, a SoCo creamery, which is apparently…read morea minor-ish New England chain. I like SoCo. I like the chalk board. I like the pseudo-rock and roll pictures on the walls. I like the fact that the teenaged staff really pays no attention whatsoever when I camp out at their tables and eat take-out Thai food. Oh, yeah, the ice cream. The key-lime pie ice cream I tried on special here was really exceptional. A subtle lime flavor and graham cracker pieces created a delicious combination. Too bad it's not a regular flavor. I also enjoy the pumpkin and ginger flavors, which seem to crop up regularly. The heath bar is exactly what it says it is, if you're into that sort of thing. (The scoops are expensive but large enough for me...of course, I'm a wuss.) They also have a lot of frozen coffee drinks and an interesting "frozen hot chocolate", which is basically an extremely rich chocolate milkshake. Brownie sundaes are tasty enough and are also bigger then your head, which is a plus when you're a college student. I usually just cave and get the soft-serve frozen yogurt, which is both fat free, tasty enough, and can be topped with gummy bears. (Try chocolate-vanilla swirl with gummy bears! Mmm, perverse!) It seems like they have sandwiches, which look both overpriced and slightly elderly whenever I see them. Exercise caution.

I wish I could give this review 3 & 1/2 stars, actually. I'm a BIG fan of the ice cream. Some of…read moretheir flavors are so extraordinary! Banana, Berry Mountain, Mexican Chocolate...*mmmmmmmm* Their pear sorbet is also a real treat. My complaints? Some of the inept teens that work there. Please note I said "some". Some are lazy, dismissive, and off their game. Some are completely on top of what they are doing. My prime example? The creation of a banana milkshake. I love ordering them to see what the reaction of the staff will be. Some scratch their heads and say something to the effect of "I don't think I can. We don't have banana ice cream". I tell them to mix one of the 20 bananas hanging from the glass partition to blend them with vanilla ice cream. Others say they aren't allowed to mix bananas and ice cream, which puzzles me seeing as bananas are a main ingredient of many of their smoothies. *hmmmmm* Haaaa. However, when I order a banana milkshake other times, what question do I get? "Okay. Do you want one or two bananas in it?" Those are the kids that get the extra tip. Ha! Lines can be long, but this place is popular solely on the product. The ice cream is fabulous. There is no denying that.