Strong and delicious cup from a local vendor. It's by far the best cup I've had. Over 57 great…read moreflavors and the ice tea is also awesome . For our convenience he Takes Apple Pay, cash and cards. Cup of mud is Closed on Tuesday's. Carl works hard to brew the best cup around!

Incredible find if you're road tripping or if you end up in this town for whatever reason. Owner of…read morethe shop is also the barista and really knows what she's doing. My friend got a seasonal matcha foam and chai (under $5) and it was genius...I'm a coffee/tea snob (not proud but oh well) and it was fantastic and light. I got an iced latte with cookie butter and sugar free vanilla to cut the sugar down, with oat milk ($6) . My friend got a matcha latte and it was good and not overly milky. I took a virtual call from here and there was a lovely sofa and private space in the back and they had wifi. Wonderful spot, quality drinks!

I almost never write reviews, but this is easily my favorite coffee shop in NY. Prices are good,…read moreatmosphere is lovely, and the staff is so friendly, especially the owner. My personal favorites are the cinnamon latte, cookie butter chai latte, and their parmesan bagel. Cannot recommend this shop enough, definitely worth going out of your way for.

We loved Stagecoach. It's a nice little spot across from the Hall of Fame with lots of seating or…read morefor grab and go food and coffee. The staff was very friendly. The coffee is well made and strong. The food was surprisingly great, including the tomato bisque and curried chicken salad. The breakfast burrito was good and fresh, but could use some spice.

My daughter and I are here in Cooperstown with my son's team for the Dreams Park experience. This…read moreplace has been our go to every single morning as they have so many great options to choose from. One main reason why this place is our favorite is because they have gluten/dairy free options for my allergies. We love their breakfast sandwiches and desserts!

Sandwiches are delicious. Well assembled and for a great price. My favorite has been the chicken…read moresalad with lettuce, tomato, onion. (I add some hot sauce at home) but it is also great without as well.

good. I've been going to TSM since I came to Walton in 1981. The same owners were the owners then,…read moreThey are polite, kind, generous and keep the store open long enough for me to get my weekly "fix". Thank you Lil and daughter for your service to Walton.

Cute little cafe serving up some great coffee and delicious food. We spent about $40 for breakfast…read moreso I would consider it more than a to-go type of place. Unfortunately, the 3/5 stars is for (1) Not having any tap/filter water available. I bought water but it's just not a sustainable practice. (2) Not just not having a bathroom for customers but the attitude I got when I just inquired about both things... We were going to grab a couple cookies on the way out, but just ended up leaving.

4.5 A close friend…read moresuggested we take the 20-minute drive from the place we were staying to this spot, and it was well worth it. The place is well-lit, clean, and has a nice, chill vibe. The staff is super friendly, always smiling, and they all seem to enjoy being there. Food-wise, we got coffee, the Early Bird sandwich (sausage, egg, and cheddar on a biscuit), and another biscuit with jam (sorry, no pic). The biscuits are square, flaky, and buttery. The jam appeared to be homemade mixed berry, and it was really tasty. The SEC was also really good--pairing those buttery, flaky biscuits with sausage patties, cheddar, and egg made for breakfast perfection! If you're an avocado lover, the Early Bird should be your go-to, as they give you at least half an avocado. There are two drawbacks to the Walk In: 1) It's not a place with many seats. They have three tables and some counter space, so if you're planning to eat there, be warned. 2) I wish they had more bakery items besides biscuits, bagels, and cookies (which are also really good). They had a neon artwork of a croissant that wasn't lit up, so maybe they used to serve them but don't anymore? Overall, though, thumbs up! If you're ever in the Livingston Manor area, check them out.

Amazing simple food. Great scones. Don't drive through town without stopping. Open 10-4.read more

4&1/2..Vibes for days...It's hard to imagine one not being smitten by this picture perfect,…read morebeautifully restored vintage turn of the century set-piece worthy little all-day cafe, smack in the middle of what was a strong contender for the most postcard/storybook perfect little upstate town I visited in my recent treks trough the region this past fall. I've heard this little village has had among the most intense glow-ups of the post covid boom in the region and it sure shows. What was once a typically sleepy and stagnant, though still undeniably charming downtown common to the area when I last came through some 20-plus years ago now has all the hallmarks of an upscale, bespoke Brooklyn-north outpost, and this place is a perfect representation, though thankfully one that accentuates a positive example of such development that can serve and be appreciated by both the recent transplants as well as the longtime locals. This is thanks most crucially to the prices remaining happily reasonable and accessible to median income in the area, as opposed to raising prices to typical Brooklyn levels (like at the previously panned Phoenicia Diner). This is likely due to the fact that this place actually was established in the last decade, when, while the Brooklynification of the Catskills was certainly well under way, it had not yet been turbocharged to its insane post Covid levels. Food quality however was uniformly excellent, to the point that it would be a beloved neighborhood asset most any of us would love to have in our own hood. Everything I sampled on my lunch there, selected with the help of the thoughtful suggestions of my excellent server, tasted exceedingly fresh and clean, no doubt owing to the bounty of wonderful local ingredients from which the kitchen procures from. Each dish displayed some delightfully retro 90s era influences from the thick and creamy corn chowder, tasting brilliantly of peak late summer corn, to a bright and briny orzo salad, and the star of the meal, the unctuous, savory, perfectly seasoned umami bomb of a meatloaf pressed panini with the squishy pillowy meatloaf melding topped with gooey smokey provolone contrasted brilliantly with the crusty craggily pressed bread. It was a contender for best thing I had upstate and rivals any burger I had in 2025. Was a deeply satisfying lunch that left be deliciously satiated for my drive out of town through the glorious rolling Catskill Hills dreaming of a future opportunity for another visit.

Great pastries, awesome crepes, friendly service, pleasant interior and deck…read more For better or worse, I don't often get down to Norwich before 3pm, when La Maison Blanche closes, but when I do, I try to get in here. The savory crepes are awesome, standing head and shoulders above the other crepes I've had in the area. As far as I know the rest of the menu is similarly great (according to my sweetie), but I always get crepes. I prefer the salmon crepe to the egg and bacon crepe, but that might just be me. You just walk in and order at the counter, and then grab a table in one of the rooms in what appears to be an old farmhouse. The deck looks great, but I've yet to get there on a day where it works for me. The tables are all different, old wood, in comfy rooms with large windows and simple decoration. This isn't fine dining, but it's not expensive, either. Service is pretty quick, although not instant. And the staff is pretty cheerful and friendly. On your way out, buy a pastry from the case -- they are awesome. I'm not sure whether they're made on site or at their companion store in NYC, but they rock.

New to the area and was told this place had great pastries . Although the prices are a little steep…read morethe pastries I got for my coworkers were liked . I had the chocolate croissant which was pretty good . The mini fruit tarts were also good . The only bad thing was the americano I got which tasted watered down . I will be back to try eating in . Otherwise cute place in Norwich for great pastries .

First, I love the motifs throughout the Spotted Cow. A true cafe and grill that has great inside…read moreand outside seating. Set in a small but charming downtown this would be a frequent stop if I lived nearby just as much as it is when I drive through what they call Trout Town, USA. The staff give the essence of a family run business and are exceptional wait staff. The food and I recommend the Greek food, is terrific both well seasoned and plated. We had no less than three wait staff attend to our lunch. Hard to find places like this post 2020. We hope to see you again soon.

Truly delicious Greek food. I had the lemon potatoes, a cup of the chicken & rice soup and a Greek…read moresalad. I wish I lived nearby cause I would be here all the time.

Deli sandwiches were very good portion. Had Italian Hero which was very good. Chicken Salad is A+…read moreon a spinach wrap was overstuffed and daughter couldn't finish. Try the fries, they are very good and unique shaped like the fries on a stick. But round circles. Order at the restaurant, but pay at the other side (by coffee counter). They also have a section full of candies and nuts and dried fruit and other goodies. Bathrooms are very clean. Will stop again

Excellent place to stop when driving 17. I always stop here for lunch or dinner. They make the…read morebest sandwiches and have a huge selection to pick from. Hot and cold plus endless drink options.