Cute, cute place near Stamford, NY. Came here for the Catskills, got an awesome breakfast out of…read moreit. The interior of the Coffee Pot is filled wall to wall ceiling to floor with so many cute and kitschy trinkets that decorate the place and bring everything together. Their menu is typical and they have some rotating special desserts and treats. We got their apple strusel which was loaded with store bought whipped cream and I got their French toast with eggs. The apple was alright...It's a crepe with cinnamon sweet apples folded in - not really my style and I'm not in love with rediwhip whipped cream so it was a bit underwhelming, but their regular breakfast is great. Staff is friendly and the loo is clean. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area!

Food is awesome and owners are great people. America vibe…read moretoo. Love the ambiance and the "MAGA Burger"

We are pretty consistent Fellows patrons. Their coffee is great- even just the drip is very…read moreflavorful but a latte is a treat. Their baked goods- yes, the cinnamon rolls but don't overlook the seasonal GF cake they have- dates, cranberries- it's always delicious. The lentil bowl or the Lockwood are both savory morning choices and hit the right flavors and the scene is ... always the scene. Servers get the food and coffees out quickly even when it's busy

This is a tough review because I genuinely wanted to give this place a 5/5…read more I worked with the team to cater brunch for my fiancé's birthday and the planning process was fantastic. Communication was seamless, they helped create a custom birthday cake with flavors I requested, and the entire ordering experience was smooth and stress-free. The food was outstanding. From the bread and cinnamon rolls to the focaccia and cake, everything was fresh, delicious, and a huge hit with our group. Every item felt thoughtfully made, and it was clear why so many people rave about their bakery. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is the pickup experience. I had a prepaid order of over $250 scheduled for 8:00 a.m. pickup, right when the café opened. We arrived about 15 minutes early.. because it was raining and simply hoped to wait somewhere covered until pickup time. We weren't expecting the order early or asking anyone to rush. Given the size of the order, the custom cake, and the fact that I had brought someone with me to help carry everything, we just wanted to avoid standing outside in the rain. When I knocked on the door, I could see several staff members inside. One employee looked at us and gestured toward the clock, essentially pointing out that they weren't open yet. I completely understand that we arrived early, and I respect opening hours. What bothered me was how the situation was handled. A simple "We'll be open at 8" or "Sorry, we can't let anyone in until opening" would have been perfectly reasonable. Instead, the interaction felt unnecessarily cold. Even once we were inside, the employee helping us came across as dismissive and unwelcoming. It was especially disappointing because every interaction I'd had over email leading up to the event had been so thoughtful, friendly, and accommodating. The food was exceptional, and the planning process was excellent. I just wish the same level of hospitality had carried through to the pickup experience. Had that interaction been handled with a bit more warmth, this would have easily been a 5-star review. Ratings: * Food & ambiance: 10/10 * Communication email: 10/10 * Pickup Experience: 4/10

Cozy, cute, great coffee, big food menu and lots of seating. Lots to love at this cafe…read more Higher Grounds was around the corner from our hotel so it popped up right away on our Yelp hunt for coffee spots. We went in for just a couple coffees but ended up staying and splitting a breakfast burrito. It was delicious and DENSE. I am not kidding around, this was a big burrito. The space is adorable, with a little store in front and more of a cafe with tables, art on the walls and lots of big windows just around back. A great place for a grab and go or to stay a bit.

Lackluster experience. Had to wait for a while to order while the barista completely ignored us. I…read moreget that he was busy making drinks but a greeting would have been nice. Someone saw us waiting from the back and came up to take our order. The raspberry iced tea was good and reasonably priced at $3 but nothing remarkable. The tourist merchandise was very overpriced. The self serve hot tea was Lipton and Celestial Seasonings from the grocery store.

Located in the Catskill Mountains, this place is an absolute gem. It is obvious from the moment you…read morewalk in that you have just stepped into a special place. You'll find something for everyone at catskill mountain country store. Fresh food is prepared according to your order. However, the wait is well worth it. The eggs were fresh and fluffy, just the way I like them. As a tea lover, I enjoyed the assortment of teas. All staff members were friendly and attentive to all guests. Those traveling alone, with families, or visiting for a weekend will find this to be very enjoyable. Don't forget to pick up some fresh baked goods from the gift shop. Apple donuts are also addictive. On the ride home, I ate them all.

Quirky fun place in Windham. It's a mix of general store, souvenir shop, bakery and restaurant…read more The store is packed to the brim with a mix of small business goodies, big box names, and everything in between. The sauces and jams are made in house. They sell main stream candy repackaged in general store packaging for an up charge. There's Windham and Catskill souvenirs. There's stuff made by local artists along with big box toys and items. There are a few cats living in the store and restaurant - all are super friendly. The restaurant is nice but the service is extremely slow and could be a touch nicer. There are multiple signs talking about the whole world being understaffed. Just be prepared to spend a while. The waitress was fine but clearly very busy. We had mentioned wanting to get dessert at the beginning but when we were done eating, she had just brought us our check - we were too fully anyway. I had the garden salad sandwich on farm bread. The avocado wasn't the freshest and there was only one tiny piece of tomato - this will probably be a good sandwich in peak summer. The sandwiches came with chips and salsa. The store made mango salsa is delicious. Locally made root beer in a bottle was delicious and unique. The baked goods were quite pricey (almost $9 for a small square of raspberry bread). The bathrooms are on the otherwise by the kids toys.

Best veggie burger in the area IMO, and their beef burger can hold its own against any of the big…read moreguys. Crisp fresh fries made to order. Amazing wings (I suggest ordering them dry and getting all of the sauces on the side.) Great selection of local beers and ciders. Service can be a bit slow, however, it is definitely worth the wait. If weather permits, I suggest sitting outdoors.

Cute bar/restaurant in Roxbury, NY which is a small town with only a handful of eateries. Cool vibe…read morein there, with a decent local beer selection. Unfortunately, the food left us feeling ripped off. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap (but received the chicken bacon wrap instead). Not a big deal though- I was hungry, food took a while to come out so didn't want to wait for it to be rectified, and I was able to just pick out the bacon. My wrap had 2 pieces of frozen chicken tenders in it. This was really sad, considering it was $17. My husband had one of the skillets, which also clearly included some frozen food (i.e. the potatoes). We made the best of it, but definitely hope the food situation improves here. I wouldn't not recommend, especially if you're in a pinch, and given the limited options on the area. Also a nice place to come for a beer! They have outdoor seating as well.

Downtown Delhi is a great lunch destination. I live an hour away and frequently make excuses to…read morevisit. The Blue Bee is a quintessential diner and the Baker's Grimm, next door, is also an experience. Loaves of still-warm Crocodile Bread, Honey-Wheat breads, Baquettes and Bagels greeted me at the door. The aromas were seductive. Really! The long sandwich counter had 6 busy attendants making oh-so-reasonably priced baguette, hard roll, bagel and bread sandwiches while serving large containers (12 oz. ?) of creamy fresh mushroom soup. Warning, everything is take-out as there are virtually no tables - just the counter and racks of breads I arrived at 11:15, met up with a friend, grabbed lunch, ate at the nearby park and returned at 1:30 for some more loaves (for friends back home). Craving more, I grabbed a dinner sandwich and found the place almost as busy. They close at two so don't be locked out while thinking about it.

Right when you walk in the tastebuds are tickled. Delicious daily specials (usually run out)…read moreincluding soups, sandwiches and sweet buns and bread. Staff are courteous and helpful, and although small, there is a little counter space to sit and eat. It's mini but mighty on taste.

If you've ever wanted to visit a coffeehouse, cafe, music venue, and Thai restaurant all rolled…read moreinto a beautiful old bank building in a ski town, The Windham Local is just the place. It wasn't too busy when we arrived in middle of the afternoon, and we were warmly greeted. You place your order at the counter and then seat yourself. Water and cups are out too. I went with the Pad Thai ($27 with chicken) and also got to try some of the fried chicken ($17), a special. Prices seemed a little high but the dishes were delicious, with portions being reasonable and the Pad Thai not being overwhelmingly sweet. The fried chicken was magically crunchy outside and moist inside, with an irresistible dipping sauce not too cilantro-y. The Windham Local has a parking lot off to the side, but there was ample street parking too. And a shop proprietor later told us that The Windham Local is her place to eat in town!

I absolutely loved stopping here for our last breakfast in town before starting the long journey…read moreback. Coffees were delicious and strong and the breakfast burrito was truly the best breakfast burrito I think I've ever had. The space is so cute. I read on their website while planning the weekend that they are open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and have live music on the weekends. It looks like they do it all. We stopped in early and had our choice of tables. The space is big, clean and perfectly calm. Great spot for a slow breakfast. After ordering at the counter, they brought everything over to our table. I got the oatmeal bowl. Delicious and simple. However, I couldn't help but steal many many bites of the breakfast burrito. Seriously, get it! A great spot with good food, a friendly team and a cozy vibe.

My wife and I had a delightful breakfast at Bea's this past Saturday. When you walk in chances are…read moreyou'll see locals enjoying some of the best breakfast food I've had in years. The sausage egg and cheese sandwich is superb as is the coffee. The cider donuts are also the best I've ever had. I believe these is some allspice or something that just makes them pop. But the real reason all of the above was so memorable is Bea. Her personality and positive energy just radiate outward. She came over and talked to us, giving us recommendations on where to go and explore. It was like we knew her for 30 years. It was such a ondeeduk experience--a true feeling of community in a small town. We will be back.

I love Bea's. She moved to Franklin from Bovina, and immediately became my go-to coffee shop. And…read morehaving an option for staples that doesn't involve a gas station? Stellar. I'm told her egg sandwiches are heaven. But let's discuss the scones, shall we? I'm a scone snob. I make a really good one. The only one I ever loved as much was in Scotland. But Bea's, is right up there. So here I am, in this tiny little town, and there's a place to get a cup of great coffee and an amazing scone. Talk about lucky.