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.

Stopped by this cafe with some friends on our way to the Vanderbilt Mansion as we had some time to…read morekill before our tour and could use a snack. The cafe is small but cozy and well decorated. I ordered an iced matcha with oat milk and a ham and cheese croissant. My friends ordered other savory pastries and bottled beverages. All our sandwiches were cold in the middle and my matcha was mediocre. It needed more matcha powder. Seeing the other reviews, I should've stuck to a coffee based beverage. All in all the place was okay and the service was adequate. I think my taste buds are spoiled growing up in NYC and LI.

Very dark space with a few seats. Small drink menu and some food items. Pleasant barista (when she…read morenoticed me) & the drink was okay. Pricing is about normal for the area.

Great coffee and ambiance near the Hudson River. The staff were friendly and offered many options…read morefor coffee. Around the shop are small comfortable tables for working or reading. The two times I went, there were a few patrons with toddlers playing with games/toys making the vibe less conducive for quietly reading or working, FYI. The baristas served not only great tasting coffee, but it looked amazing too! I ordered a drip coffee with oat milk and in my second visit, the cortado. The pastries were fresh looking but most had hazelnut or Nutella in them on the first visit (I'm allergic). They had a new selection of pastries on my second trip but sadly I didn't have any. Nice space that's modern and a great addition to the PK area.

5 STARS - A Hidden Gem You Need to Know About…read more There's an untold story behind Anna et Pierre that more people need to hear: this place is truly amazing. From the moment you walk in, you feel like you've stepped into a little pocket of charm and warmth that's hard to find these days. What really makes this spot unforgettable are the owners, Gigi and Dade. They're not just business owners -- they're storytellers, hosts, and community builders all in one. You can feel their passion in every detail, from the menu to the atmosphere. They treat every guest like an old friend, and it shows. The food is exceptional, the ambiance is beautiful without trying too hard, and the service feels like a genuine extension of who they are. You leave feeling happier than when you arrived -- and that's rare. If you want a place with heart, character, and incredible food, this is it. Anna et Pierre is a must-visit.

We were in Poughkeepsie, had lunch and inquired if there was a panaderia (bakery) that carried…read moreMexican breads and pastries. There is one particular roll called a Bolillo that we've looked for in several Mexican neighborhoods; in the northeast. It looks like a small French bread; very popular in Mexico City. Spoke to the owner and it was a little late in the day for them. Most are sold to restaurants. I have to be back in Poughkeepsie Monday. She's going to save a half a dozen for me. The place looks very clean and well organized. I noticed that they had off to the side, the tongs and pizza serving trays. Go to any bakery in CDMX, and you'll see the same thing. It kind of gives the place authenticity. The weekend has passed and we're here for the Bolillos. The owner had a 1/2 dz. of them aside for us. 6 for $6. very reasonable. Can't wait to turn one into a torta, Mexican sandwich. : )

Such kind staff! The bread here is so affordable and giant! Super fresh and all delicious. Fyi this…read moreplace is cash only. I really liked everything i tried from here. This bakery is lined with cute plants too! Make sure to come.

Stopped by here while waiting for a train a few days ago. The ambience was excellent! I had a…read morelovely dirty chai and the service was friendly. Overall, the place is super cute and is a super cool concept! Highly recommend if you want a great experience and great coffee in the area.

Very limited as a coffee shop, but if you want to drop $200 on a pair of jeans you're in the right…read moreplace.

This place was just so good. We were visiting Vassar and stopped in for a quick breakfast. I got a…read morevegan, gluten free breakfast bar (I am usually neither vegan nor gluten free) and a cappuccino. My daughter got a blueberry muffin and my husband got oatmeal and cappuccino. We loved it all. This place was incredibly busy but the service was very organized and efficient. If you need a quick bite on your way to/from Vassar, definitely stop here and definitely get a coffee! I hope to be able to come back!

Service is pretty good but drip coffee is so weak. Bummer…read morebecause I love how cute it is here. Cheers, The Happy Hour Huntress

Had this bookmarked for our trip because of all of the rave reviews. We stopped in for dinner…read moreSaturday March 21 and there was barely anyone requiring service. After we walked in one of the waitresses informed us that we can sit wherever we want. I instantly felt like I was inconveniencing her with my presence by the way she said it. Didn't take it personal just yet. What appeared to be the hostess came over a few minutes after we sat down and handed us menus that were very dirty. I looked at my husband and said I am ready to walk out of this place bc I am starving and it looks like they are too short staffed right now which is understandably out of a businesses control sometimes. But wait, instead of the waitress coming to our table to bring water or ask us if we would like a drink, she went to another table with a man and a child that she obviously knew well, and started eating their french fries and talking. That's when we decided to leave and spend our money elsewhere. So unprofessional. That couldn't wait? I hate to leave a review like this, but if I was the owner of this business, I would not want someone like that working for me, representing what seems to be a great place.

We love it here. I have to say the bike ride over the Hudson and landing here is half the appeal…read more The food offerings are pretty good and come in great big portions. They have a short tap list on a chalk board over the bar area but a massive bottle and can list. Truly a beer enthusiast paradise. Prices vary but pretty much run $6-$9 per beer. Outdoor, Indoor and bar seating available, and the option to seat yourself. The vibes are perfectly set, cozy interior and chilled out tunes. Servers are fast and always kind. Definitely my new go to. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

Cute cozy coffee shop with a lot of toffee and snacks…read more We were confused about what to pick and the lady at the cafe suggested us. She was super sweet. We tried their Fika which was nice. Not too sweet but perfect and she suggested pairing it up with a cardamom bun. It was perfect. We also tried their mushroom coffee with hazelnut syrup. It was delicious and did not feel like we were drinking mushroom coffee.

Recently ordered coffee delivery (right through the Yelp app!) from Fika & Hygge and couldn't be…read moremore pleased. If you click order on the Yelp app, it takes you directly to DoorDash. I ordered their marabou latte which is a delicious combination of espresso, milk, dark chocolate, and hazelnut. It was a cold and blustery fall day so this was the perfect level of toasty coziness. The prices are reasonable and the coffee was delivered quickly, covered, and came piping hot. It was great! Get to it! (or at least order delivery from it!)

Good but not great. 4 of us at lunch today. 2 of us were served timely. After a 10 minute wait…read morewe asked about the remaining food we ordered. The attendant went to the kitchen and she and one other attendant came back with all four orders. When I said no, two of us had already been served, the original server noted that she originally missed the other two orders. No apologies for the botched service. Not sure we would have received the rest of our order if we had not asked. This is a learning college, so I'm only posting this as I hope they're aware of the situation and use it as a teaching moment. Food was good. Everyone enjoyed their lunch once served. Chocolate chip cookie was hard and a bit eh...Nothing exceptional.

Okay, so out of all the offerings at CIA, this was just average. Overall it's best to remember that…read moreeach dining facility is a classroom lab and learning experience for all of the students. I do wonder though if the things get smoother (i.e. did class just come into session when I visited?) the food offerings were good but the management of ordering flow was a bit of a mess. I don't know if they set things up with a weird flow and then hopefully the students figure out the flaw, but it certainly feels like they're set up with a disadvantage. You can only order pastries right at the pastry window, but they can't check you out. You then have to go to one of the other checkout registers, but then it feels like you're cutting someone off who just wanted to order a coffee. I've never walked into a bakery with this level of disorganization so it was like really? I'm hoping this is a matter of training for the students, but from an outside entity walking in, it's confusing and it doesn't display the institution in the best light.

Delicious kombucha served on-site at the brewery's tasting room. They have a permanent lineup with…read morefavorites like lavender and ginger as well as rotating seasonal flavors such as chai spice. The unique aspect of their kombucha is that it's all flavored with herbs and spices rather than fruits. They also switch things up by varying the type of tea used to brew the kombucha (green, rooibos, etc.) My favorite was the lavender! Also loved the chamomile mint. The smoked jalapeño (a seasonal release) was also incredible. They also have a few hot tea drinks such as matcha lattes and hojicha lattes. It's a family-run business with a lot of charm and some incredibly tasty flavors. I'm hoping they will start distributing their kombucha to restaurants and shops in NYC. Until then I'll be making the trip up to get my fix!

I went here with trepidation. I have never had kombucha before but I knew I would someday have to…read moretry this fermented beverage. I learned through the brewer that it is fermented tea. I like tea so I'd give it a try. My wife and I got four different ones and shared. I was surprised at how good some of them were and others were just not my (haha) cup of tea. Ironically those were my wife's favorite. For me the rooibos ginger and the smoke jalapeño and lime were my favorites. The wife loved the star anise and orange zest as well as the chamomile and mint. We bought a four pack and enjoyed talking with the brewer and his mom who were really friendly, engaging and made us feel welcome. We enjoyed this place a lot and will definitely stop by whenever we make it into Poughkeepsie. If you're a kombucha fan and especially if, like me, you have never tried it go here and experience it made in an artisanal style and not some mass produced can you'll find at the supermarket. One other thing I appreciated about this place was that they recommended I try the mead shop down the road. Having never tried that we stopped there next!