Great customer service and the croissant was delicious. I'll definitely come back whenever I'm in…read morethe area.

The ambiance of this cafe is beautiful! Lots of creative and fanciful decor, perfect for snapping…read morephotos. The coffee was very good. The staff were very sweet, but service was overall pretty slow, so I would recommend ordering ahead. The menu was extensive and the photos seemed to be AI generated, not really giving a good idea of what the food or drinks actually look like. I ordered the breakfast plate and the eggs had no flavor or seasoning, not even salt or pepper. I paid an extra $3 for avocado spread and got about two tablespoons of cold avocado mash on the side. The food was overpriced and underwhelming. Also while ordering the breakfast plate, I was prompted to select "regular" or "gluten free " bread. I opted for regular. However, the bread was multigrain. The bread was fresh and tasted good, but this would be an issue for someone with diverticulitis. Overall, if I were to go back I would definitely order ahead and just opt for coffee.

Great food. We had chicken salad on croissant and a delicious nova lox toast breaking…read more The ambiance was upscale brunch but chill. Service was very fast and servers were very courteous.

Met a friend for lunch at this beautifully designed restaurant. Though busy, we found a table…read more Despite going to the counter to order, the staff were very nice and accommodating, delivering food to the table and obtaining other items as needed. There are breakfast and lunch items as well as some Italian items for purchase. My Prosciutto de Parma sandwich was fresh and came with a side salad. I also purchased a bag of chips and hot tea ( which they refilled for a second pot). Very nice restaurant with accommodating staff.

Stopped in for hot chocolate on a cold day. Service was good. They gave me hot chocolate with…read morealmond milk--happy to have that option. I had a BLT with French fries. Food was good. It was a little chilly inside, that was the only drawback. Ambiance was good, it's a cute small place with lots of good offerings. I chose to stop in because of the variety in the menu.

I wish I'd written this review sooner...I came a few months ago while interviewing for a job. The…read morereviews were great, so I thought it a good idea to stop in for a coffee and a meal. I don't remember now what I ordered, but what I do remember is that I made a mental note to become a regular should I accept a job offer. Well, I did accept an offer and will be back in short order! The food was delicious and the service is quick and friendly. Great spot for a coffee and breakfast. I parked around the corner and walked a minute to get in...parking was tight right in front.

Came here on a Sunday morning and my group of 4 had to wait around 20 minutes. There is a small…read moreparking lot but the restaurant is along the side of Rte 6 so we parked and waited along the road. I ordered the avocado toast with poached eggs and my husband ordered biscuits with sausage gravy and a side of corned beef hash well done. The sausage gravy was thick and the biscuits were soft. I also liked how the avocado toast came on thick multigrain toast. Would highly recommend getting corned beef hash well done if you like it crispy. We also loved the chocolate chip Nutella pancakes we shared. The service was quick and friendly, especially from our waitresses and our friends' toddler.

I came here recently with my parents on a Saturday morning around 8am. Since we were there so…read moreearly, it wasn't very busy. We sat outside on the covered patio. I recall last time I was here (a year ago), it was uncomfortable to sit outside. Thankfully, the room was warmer this time. I ordered an egg white omelette. All the omelettes are served with hash browns and toast. The omelette was good and the hash browns were crispy. The service was better this time, too.

What an adorable place! Great coffee and good food. Someone suggested I try something with a…read morebiscuit, and they were right. Homemade biscuits rock my world! The staff is lovely, service with a smile. And the place is cozy, especially on a snowy Sunday morning. So glad we came!

LOCATION: on the tiniest Main Street I know Adorable…read more"downtown " Wappingers Falls, NY in the beautiful Hudson Valley, just 12 minutes from Metro North's New Hamburg station on the Hudson River ( green) line from Grand Central Station, NYC. I mentioned this cute little town because it's just one of the little niches along the Hudson river that makes a perfect little day trip. FIRST IMPRESSIONS: really quaint storefront, and first impression.Enter through the cafe door which also functions as a retail shop for handmade objects like soaps, etc. The gifts have an upscale vibe-worth a trip back. We had about 15 minutes to kill before attending a Yelp event across The Street so we opted to take the chill off by purchasing a hot beverage at Norma's. The staff is pretty laid-back, friendly, but laid-back. If you're in a hurry, I'm not sure if this would work. The hot and cold beverages are very straightforward and you can get some vegan options here. There were two behind the counter, but I felt they were a little engaged in their personal banter and we're not that attentive. Not a real sense of urgency or purpose. I'm sorry if that sounds harsh but once they did give us their full attention, we let them know that we were waiting for an event across the street and didn't have a lot of time. They asked us if we'd like to sit down with our beverage and we opted to do so since it was pretty cold outside. We ordered two hot chocolate And two homemade biscuits. They gave us a table number stanchion for the table and let us know they would be bringing it to us. We did not need to wait. We took the three steps down to the main dining area, where we were pleasantly surprised that they were having a live event - in this case it was a storytelling event. There was a table available for the two of us so we sat down and quickly realized that the table was so off-balance that it post a potential safety hazard. When I placed my hot chocolate down and rested my wrist, the entire table tilted forward toward me. This is an easy thing to fix, but my guess is that it's been this way for a really long time. That's unfortunate. All that aside, the room was really cozy and had a lot of character - lots of two top and four top tables to provide a very intimate setting with each one having a good view of the small stage Minutes went by and there was no biscuit delivered. More minutes went by and we began to wonder if they had forgotten. I guess is that they weren't making the biscuits from scratch so most likely they did forget. Since we had already paid for everything with a pretty generous tip, we waited a a few more minutes. Time ran out when we noticed that the event attendees were lining up across the street. That's something we could see from the really great big windows that faced Main Street. Reluctantly, my sister and I got up from the table and headed to the counter where we had made the order. We let them know that we needed to go and asked if the biscuits were ready. They seemed perplexed at first and then a lightbulb moment. Yes. I suspect they did forget the order. I wouldn't bother so much but two biscuits and two hot chocolates. It was about $20 plus tip so when they recognized that the biscuits were still missing, they asked if we would like to take them to go. The lack of awareness was disappointing because they were clearly not busy with anything else A minute or two later, they emerged from the kitchen with a small bag, presumably containing the two biscuits. Service was definitely lacking, particularly for what is a bit of a higher priced venue. Maybe we caught them on an off night but my sense is that laid back attitude is built in to the business model. Would I return to Norma's? I'm not sure. The hot chocolate was good, not from a mix, but would it bring me back? I'll let you know.

Post a hike in the Shawgunks, we were hungry and saw this place got good reviews. We were a bit…read moreearly (dinner starts at 5), but we're seated quickly inside where it was very quiet. It looked like a store rather than a restaurant, but the waitress came by with two menus. We ordered the beets and a cornbread. I wasn't sure if the cornbread was gluten free but my husband said it was good. The beets were great -- spicy and savory. For main courses, he had the halibut and I had the shrimp -- I thought the halibut was tasty (I had a couple bites) and the shrimp was okay (not as much my sort of thing -- I liked the corn but maybe too much dill for me? My husband liked the dill though...) It really is a no frills place though with good food.

I have mixed feelings about this place but am overall satisfied…read more Absolutely delicious Salmon pastrami sandwich - 5stars The best pickled onions I've ever had Good Dirty chai Tuna melt - it was good but they only gave me 3 pieces of toast and one piece was over done. So I feel like I got 3 quarters of a sandwich and paid $14. Bad Latte - mediocre. Just barely warm barely flavored milk driving out espresso.

Amazing little diner with a bit of is Mexican flare. They have a nice variety of pastas, steaks,…read moresandwich's etc. I had their Mexican Skillet and it was fantastic! Check this place out if you love a good "diner".

We came here as a midway pit stop for lunch on our road to Ski Butternut. The location was perfect,…read moreright off the main road and there's parking right out front. Once inside, the atmosphere was friendly and pleasant. Spacious enough for multiple tables and very kid friendly. The waiters were very attentive to you and your family, they made sure to check in when they had a chance on anything you might need. The skillet and crispy chicken sandwich was great! The skillet came hot and topping it off with fresh avocado just hits the spot. The crispy chicken sandwich was also delicious, chicken was super crispy and the tangy sauce they added was a very nice touch. We also ordered a strawberry waffle and the kids devoured it. Would come back if we ever drive up north.

Once again we are going to Red Line Diner. I went online. I picked Tex-Mex omelet. I have had it…read morebefore and it's like Spanish omelet, which I like very much. I ordered it but no cheddar cheese. It's crowded today and it's only Friday. I would normally see this activity on a Saturday more on Sunday. I couldn't finish it all. But not taking any back to the house.

Our sights were actually set on I-84 Diner, but they were already closed. Luckily Red Line Diner…read morecame to the rescue. Thank you, Red Line Diner, for being open until midnight seven days a week! As with the other nearby diners, Red Line has that classic diner appearance and feel. I ordered the Manhattan Chopped Cobb Salad ($18.75) which wasn't bad at all. But what makes it Manhattan??? I was impressed that the portion size was humongous, so much so that I couldn't eat all of it. For some reason, our host sat us next to a large boisterous party celebrating a birthday. And our server was very nice but scarce when we were ready to order. The menu has a thousand options so you're bound to find something that your stomach wants. Bring cash if you can!

FIVE STARS! From the moment you walk in the door, the staff is friendly and accommodating, the…read moreatmosphere is fun and exciting and the food is amazing!

You have to weigh the fact that the food is excellent and the location is fun vs the fact the wait…read moreis long and the service is scattered at best and checked-out at worst. On the lastest visit, had to ask three different employees for a coffee refill. Side orders of biscuits and gravy and corn beef hash were lost in the shuffle. Arrived 15 after the mains. Our waiter was trying her best but not getting any support from the young staff. She constantly had to remind them what they were there for. Chocolate shake never arrived. We left without it. They have a winning recipe with what they have built. But variations on what I described above has happened on every visit. Bring a book. Have a long chat with a friend. May be after an hour that chocolate shake will arrive

This place is a hidden gem. It's a small place with about four tables and some wares to buy. We…read morewent for breakfast and got the Turkish breakfast for two. It's clearly family run and the woman who served us was so lovely. The food was incredibly fresh. It was so tasty. We came out very satisfied. The Turkish breakfast is essentially a smorgasbord of various foods. There's cheese there's nuts there's dried fruit. There's fresh fruit. There's cucumber and tomato salad, there's sausage, there's olives, there's bread, there's butter with honey, tahini with molasses, jam, and there's eggs. We got the eggs in the traditional style, which is mixed with peppers and tomatoes. And it was absolutely delicious. Overall, loved this place and would absolutely come back.

Visited Beacon for an upstate trip and came across this lovely little Turkish family restaurant!…read moreIt's super cozy and everything feels so fresh and homemade. My friends and I got the kofta platter and Turkish breakfast with the menemen, which was this interesting tomato and egg dish that was very soft and mildly sweet. The kofta beef meatballs were nice and savory, perfectly paired with the rice and salad. The Turkish breakfast is primarily a lot of cheeses with sauces and small bites with a bread basket - would only recommend if you like different kinds of cheeses and since it is very light on its own it would prob be best to order something in addition to it. My friends and I also tried the salep tea which was this traditional Turkish drink that is very thick and creamy, has a very unique texture with a sweet flavor and cinnamon garnish.