This really friendly and cute restaurant in Nyack, New York, is located in a welcoming…read morequeer-friendly area. They offer some great vegan options, and the soup was particularly delicious.

Don't be fooled by their low prices, the portions are surprisingly massive! Our most recent visit…read morewas on a bitterly cold day, but their "warm falafel bowl" drove the chills out and warmed us from head to toe :-). There are 7 sauces with enticing names to choose from - 2 come with the order, and from the 3rd on is extra charge. We tried their "smoky nightshade" (roasted eggplant and pepper), "sweet cardamom" and "spicy cilantro" - very impressive, certainly added great flavor to all the ingredients. Our attentive waiter kept checking on us too see if we needed anything else. It's a small and cozy eatery, with artful decorations and antique looking yet comfortable furniture. When I first visited this spot two years ago, I took photos of their interior to send to a friend in Canada, who was preparing to open a small restaurant. She was very much inspired!

Pleasantly surprised with this juice café I found on google with great reviews. I was in need of a…read morepressed juice and decided to check it out. I had the Red Eye and the PB&J açaí bowl; both were delicious. The açaí bowl was larger than expected especially for the price. Great customer service upon entry and to the very end. Will definitely be back.

I came in and ordered 3 bowls - was told to sit and it'd be a few minutes (no problem) One person…read morewas in front of me who ordered two bowls. Half hour later the order was still not complete. This place took absolutely forever.

My wife and I continued our tour of coffee shops on a Wednesday afternoon. Taimoca is modern,…read moreclean, and has nice seating available both inside and outside. Gentleman working behind the counter was nice and he recommended their roasted coffee. I went with a large cup of their drip coffee and my wife got a cold brew. We both enjoyed our drinks and a comfortable time hanging out. Would certainly return!

I met up with a friend here to get some work done, and the space itself is really cute and very…read moreclean. The atmosphere is fun and the aesthetic works well for a casual hangout or a productive session. One thing I will say though, if you need a quiet place to study, this is not it. The music is loud. And even if you are just trying to knock out some tasks, the volume might make it a little harder to focus. Just something to keep in mind before you set up camp! I didn't get a chance to try any of the drinks this time, but I would definitely come back to give the menu a proper try!

Food tasty, baked goods tastier and service consistently correct and friendly. Been a customer for…read moreten years and keep going back. They have weekly meals that save a ton of thinking and those meals are better for you and local. Ambiance is homely and always clean . Will recommend till I can find a problem. Still can't

My partner and I were in town for a wedding and wanted a light yet satisfying lunch, knowing we'd…read morehave a late dinner. Fortunately, we came across this place, exactly what we were looking for. They're an organic restaurant that sources all of their ingredients locally. The service was friendly and genuinely welcoming. I had the Morning Bowl, and my partner ordered the Chef's Bowl. You can truly taste the difference when the ingredients are local -- whether roasted, shredded, or raw, everything was delicious! Easily the best veggies I've had in a while. The best part was there was no guilt -- both bowls were perfectly balanced. We also enjoyed a brewed tea, which we learned was made locally as well. This place has no frills when it comes to décor, which fits perfectly with the rustic nature of the food. If we're ever back in the area, we'll definitely go back to the wild radish.

I worked at Titanic Coffee from March to early June, and I can honestly say it's a lovely and…read moresupportive family-owned business. The managers, who also own the deli next door, care deeply about both their staff and customers. It's a warm environment with a genuine community feel -- definitely the kind of place where you can sit down, relax, and enjoy your food or drink without feeling rushed. The staff is highly trained and super accommodating with any drink or food modifications you might want. Whether you're picky about your latte or have dietary needs, they'll make sure you get exactly what you want. One thing that always stood out to me was how spotless everything was -- the espresso machines are cleaned daily, blenders washed after every use, and food is always handled with gloves and hair tied up. Sanitation and quality are clearly top priorities. While I did experience some challenges as an employee, mainly due to a bit of a learning curve and limited training at the start, I can confidently say that as a customer, you'll receive excellent service and a consistently great experience. It's a small business run with heart, and that's something you can feel the moment you walk in.

Visit Date: May 15, 2021…read more I came upstate with my cousin and my father to visit my friend Jon and his girlfriend. Jon posted about his titanic coffee because they live in the area and I wanted to try it. My father treated all of us and gave about $60 to the coffee shop for the day. I forgot what drink I had but I liked it, they also had gluten free wrap options so I got the chicken Caesar salad wrap which was awesome I don't have wraps often because sometimes a gluten free option isn't around and a chicken Caesar salad wrap is one of my favorites. They did a good job. My son had some ice cream and enjoyed it, I think my dad enjoyed his food too so did my cousin. The gimick of this shop if you want to call it a gimick is that they have $6 reproduction prints of the article and newspaper of the Titanic sinking. That's why they call themselves Titanic coffee. If you're in the area I'd recommend coming here and I'd even recommend it if you're like me and just like to drive out of the way for stuff on day trips here and there to get some different scenery.

Great to see they're open by 7 AM--perfect timing right after my daily workout at Crunch Fitness…read moreright down the street. I stopped by for the first time yesterday and was honestly a little overwhelmed by the massive variety of smoothies and add-ons. Pressed for time, I went with the Lemon Ginger Spinach veggie blend, recommended by the incredibly helpful and patient Courtney. I couldn't have been happier--it was the perfect sweet and refreshing post-workout recovery blend. Impressed and wanting more, I used their app to order the Gladiator Chocolate smoothie for pickup after work... and wow--so chocolatey and decadent! Prices are super reasonable for the portion sizes, and the convenience is unmatched. Definitely my new go-to. Don't hesitate--stop by, you won't be disappointed.

Sugary and expensive drinks that are way too big albeit refreshing and tasty, with a typical chain…read morefeel, meaning "eh." On a hot summer day, it's hard to resist a cold smoothie. Had there been something local nearby, we should have opted for that. SK offers various drinks (refreshers, weight management, vegan, favorites, etc). Their smallest size is 20 oz (around $8 each) and goes up to 44 oz, which seems like you're just asking for sugar trouble. They try to use clever marketing to put a veil of healthiness on their drinks like added ginger or a boost of this or that. Also they don't put the ingredients or nutrients information anywhere to clearly let consumers know what's in the drinks. Service was lackluster and not personalized, with staff milling around creating drinks and not knowing what was going on holistically. We waited for our drinks while everyone was getting theirs because they were put in the to-go fridge with no callouts to our name. They have a rewards system that may be worth it if you patronize them often. For a small place, they also have a bathroom which is great.

Great food and service! Everything is freshly cut and prepared for your order. Servers are really…read moresweet!

This is one of my favorite places to eat! I love the Power Bowl! Only problem is the consistency…read morewith the bowls. Sometimes they are made with care and other times they are sloppily made with açaí dripping down the side. Sometimes I have enough peanut butter but other times I barely have any peanut butter. They are delicious either way!

A friend of my recommended this place but they have never been there. I ordered a mango pineapple…read moresmoothie thinking it would be a more conventional type, instead to my horror, they prepared a cup of ice to put in the blender and I said I don't really want a lot of ice in my smoothie I'd like more smoothie so she took some ice out and added water, and then put in the powder. I didn't really notice but when I got it I said where is the fruit or fruit juice? And she said we use powder. So I paid nine dollars for it, so I tasted it and it tasted like drywall dust and soy it was horrible. I don't know what they use but n it but they certainly don't put any fruit of fruit juice. Beware this is a very low and place, and I can't See how it will survive with all the good competition around.

Great friendly staff, very welcoming. I love their shakes and bowlsread more

Tried the Valentines day BAE bowl. I haven't had anything I didn't like At playa bowls…read more The goji berries are dried and require a bit of extra chewing. They kept getting stuck to my teeth, but overall still a good bowl. Especially since they were running a promotion of BOGO for Valentines day.

Playa Bowls is a name I've seen come across my Yelp feed every now and then, but I couldn't tell…read moreyou what they sold. That is, until I was in downtown White Plains and noticed that a new PB location was opening soon. This piqued my interest to find out more about the company, and I came to learn that they specialized in açaí bowls. I was working in Westchester the other day and noticed that there was a PB in here in Tarrytown, so I decided to head over and check them out for lunch. This PB is located on Main St in the heart of Tarrytown's commercial hub. Walking in, you're immediately greeted by the menu and ordering counter/production. The aesthetics were bright, with mostly light blues and grey wood tones throughout the space. The large windows in the front let a lot of light in, and there are stools that line the perimeter. While açaí and pitaya bowls are the star of the menu, PB also serves smoothies, juices, and coffee. Additionally, they carry snacks made by various companies. I was here for an açaí bowl; they have a large selection with all of them containing the açaí base along with banana and other components. The tropical bowl looked good - in addition to the açaí and banana, it contained granola, pineapple, coconut flakes, and honey. I really enjoyed it - it was a generous portion without being too big, the fruit was fresh, and it played against the cold açaí and crunchy granola. Service was fast and friendly; I decided to take my order to go and they provided a lid and bag for easy transport. Overall, I was impressed with my first Playa Bowls experience - they have a large variety, and the ability to have multiple flavor combinations keeps every visit fresh. I'm looking forward to them opening in White Plains and exploring more of their menu.

I finally tried The Perk House and I'm actually obsessed. The drinks alone??? insane…read more I got the black & white cookie latte and the white chocolate strawberry matcha latte and both were sooo good but in completely different ways. The black & white cookie latte was rich and sweet without being too much, and the white chocolate strawberry matcha was so smooth and perfectly balanced -- not too earthy, not too sweet, just really good. But the maple butter sausage sandwich??? I was not expecting it to be THAT good. The sweet and savory combo was perfect and it tasted so fresh. The whole place has such a cute vibe too -- clean, aesthetic, and somewhere you actually wanna sit and stay for a bit. Service was great and everything came out quick. 10/10 I'll definitely be back.

The line was so long but worth the wait. I drove up on a Saturday around 1:30pm but was told they…read moreclosed the kitchen, which I felt was a bit early. I waited 10 minutes in line for the newly advertised Spanish Latte. It was tasty but needed colder milk or more ice or shaken properly. I do think $7.75 for an iced latte is wild - pricey. Would I go back? Probably not often.