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.

Left Derma Glow fully intending to go home and make ziti for a sick friend... until the…read moregarlic-butter-herb aroma coming from Sal's Pizza next door stopped me in my tracks. One whiff later I was in Sal's ordering a half tray of linguine with white clam sauce to share with my sick friend and wow! Big, juicy clams, a rich, garlicky sauce, and absolutely perfect flavor. So much better than I ever expected. Sal's Pizza is just that, a pizzeria. It's not Rao's, but I can tell you their linguine with white clam sauce is just as good. I'll definitely be back.

I was very happy with the 1/2 tray chicken Frances. It had a lot of sauce, was very tender and…read morecame with some delicious pizza bread. I will definitely let Sal do the cooking more often. Delivery was on time and hot. DELICIOUS

A local gem! All the food is delicious. We're so lucky to have this bakery. And those of us who…read moreremember Norm's it's fun to see the beautiful space living such a nice life now. Def recommend checking out if you're in the area.

So many delightful in-house-made options - including the best scone I've ever had in my life. It…read morehad the perfect slightly-crunchy exterior with a soft flavorful inside (not pictured because I can't find the photo in my mess of a camera roll.... I guess I'll just have to go back and get another one... darn ) Soups, sandwiches (on their house-made bread!!), so many baked goods (varying degrees of fancy), lots of fun seasonal specials, free parking & wifi, and great cup of coffee! Single-person / gender neutral restroom. Can't beat all that! Vibes are home-y, service is kind, and the seasonal decor adds a lovely touch of fun and warmth - especially if you go around Halloween (even the bathroom is decked out!). Writing this now has convinced me I need to get back there ASAP

Great place to stop if you're in the area or heading into Connecticut. They have plenty of…read morepastries, salads, pastas and drinks to grab and go. They also have a gift shop section near the back. The day we went, they had a vintage blue truck selling flowers which was very cute. The iced latte itself was OK, the hot espresso was poured directly into the plastic cup, I would have used a ceramic mug or a stainless steel milk jug to transfer it over after cooling down. Although we were acknowledged, service was a bit slow for being the only ones in line.

Very upbeat Guy is there allot. Seems to have favorites, so nice to older lady who came in but…read moredidn't help me & friend. We look younger & he acted like we didn't have money. I own business & am successful. Wanted to pay but had to wait 15 minutes. This has happened 3 times so I stopped going. If service was the three super sweet women behind counter I'd be there all the time. They helped 2 times & really are wonderful. The milk was spoiled for coffee drink one time so please check your drinks carefully. I'm from the city & used to faster nicer service. City people are harsh to some and I'm ok with that as in NYC over 15 years since are 14. But this was me standing 3 feet from someone while holding products & them reveling in ability to ignore...

3.5 stars rounded up…read more The pizza was fantastic, loved the sauce and the crust. It almost made up for the mediocre service and the terrible parking.

I got meal of stuffed shells delivered , food cold, sauce was watery and tastless. I have had…read moremostly good expeirenecs with them now compleetely displeased.

My husband and I went here for dinner on Epiphany. We had heard it was a bit pricey, but since it…read morewas a special occasion, we decided to give it a try--and we're so glad we did. This is not your typical Italian restaurant. The food is truly authentic, and absolutely amazing! We started with the calamari as an appetizer, and it was delicious. All of the pasta is homemade, which really makes a difference in both flavor and quality. The restaurant itself is beautiful. It was decorated so tastefully for Christmas, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. We were seated in front of the fireplace, which made the evening feel especially romantic. The drinks were excellent, and the waitstaff were attentive and friendly throughout the entire meal. This is the perfect place for a date night or any special occasion. We will definitely be back!

The ambiance is very nice, the services themselves are very kind, the food is alright, but the…read moremanagement failed the restaurant. On Valentine's Day, I made a reservation for 8:15 and arrived 10 minutes early. Tell me why it took 20 minutes to get "checked in" only to be told to wait another 10-15 minutes at the bar for the table. After ANOTHER 20 MINUTES ON TOP OF THE 15 THEY ASKED US TO WAIT, we were seated, and immediately put our order in. At 10, we didn't even have our appetizers. At 10:30 we decided to leave. Will not be returning, if I make a reservation, I expect to be served timely, don't take on more than you can handle. Stay away for big holidays, even though the prices would make you only want to come for one.

Absolutely terrible service. Took 20 minutes to cream a freaking bagel. WTF. And everyone in there…read moreis absolutely clueless. Such a rip off

Anotha one! Perfect wrap got an ice cold coke to go with it! Thanks for always coming through!read more

So happy I opened yelp and found this place!…read more Pictures don't do it justice. So many eclectic seating nooks - and two outdoor seating spaces. They have beautiful fresh flowers and a table with an array of items that would make great gifts! Also loved to see the flower bar area - I bet it's a fun space for classes! The Healthy Wrap was fresh and delicious! The cold brew tasted more like a watered down iced coffee (not strong but not bad!) Free wifi. Gender neutral restroom. Accessibility is debatable, with an unevenly paved parking lot, and small bathroom with difficult to open door. Would hope to see improvements in that area Definitely worth stopping in for a bite... horses and dogs eat free!

Love all the different seating and aesthetic. Pretty small menu in terms of food. I had the…read morebreakfast tacos and they were very good! My specialty tiramisu coffee was just okay. I liked the cold foam on top. I was hoping it would be sweeter. Next time I'll try a sweeter drink. I went on a Friday during the day so it wasn't busy.

I love 121. It's a great restaurant with delicious food. Love the cocktails and recommend the…read moreshrimp tacos. Also super fun bar to sit at and eat.

The good: Great ambiance, strong drinks, and a truly good…read moreburger. The fried calamari was solid, and my wife loved her swordfish. The not-so-good: I ordered a seafood dish that sounded promising but tasted like it had been around for a while. I didn't get sick -- thankfully -- but the lobster was mealy, off, and had that unmistakable "frozen, forgotten, and found again" flavor profile. So: drinks, burgers, calamari? Absolutely. Anything more? Nopes And what's up with the smell around this place?

"Chug-a-lug, chug-a-lug Make you want to holler hi-de-ho…read moreGrape wine in a Mason jar" (Roger Miller) This year's Thanksgiving table was graced by a mason jar of small batch sangria made in the great state of New York, courtesy of Manor Sangria. The company is a one-man show that became a rage on Westchester County social media after it started to pop up at downstate New York Farmer's markets. The red sangria starts off as a New York Pinot Noir mixed with tiny cubes of seasonal fruits. That's all -no sugar, no liqueurs, no syrups. My son picked us up a jar of their Autumn Blend for Thanksgiving, and it was a massive hit among our crowd. It was packed with apple and berry cubes. I loved the taste -full of flavor, not sugary sweet, and it had plenty of crunch from the tiny fruit pieces. Their product line also includes a Classic Blend (apples, oranges, and lemons, (a Holiday Blend (cranberries and cinnamon), and a planned springtime blend with peaches. Manor Sangria can be bought at a slew of assorted farmer's markets across Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, and Long Island. You can also buy online from the Wine Bazaar accessed through their website.

Just delicious! I sampled the flavors: classic, summer and mermaid blends…read more My favorite the summer blend that contains peach and I just love peach during the summer. The second choice it's the mermaid that contains strawberries. I purchased in one of the stands on an evening at the Kensico Dam Park (N White Plains, NY) Recommended (this unexpected purchased it made my evening very joyful)!