A nice bakery with delicious sour dough bread, sandwiches and salads. Everything is delicious and…read morethe workers are great - just one problem: a sourdough loaf that once went for $10 is now $14. Cookies that were $1 each are now $2. Oh well, what can you do except visit less often. The 14 Oz Chibatta is $5.99 at ShopRite.

Their oven-roasted turkey, avocado, bacon sandwich on their homemade sourdough bread is INSANE. The…read morebest turkey sandwich I've had. Made with fresh turkey and this mayo that's also unreal. I would eat this every week if I lived close by and sit in their adorable sunlit outdoor seating. Cannot wait to come back and get it again and try their pastries, which also look delicious. 5 stars!!!!

I can't believe this used to be my home train station for years before I moved to the West…read moreCoast--and now it's a legitimately cool bakery. While waiting for friends to pick me up, I grabbed a breakfast sandwich and two almond croissants to go. Both were great! And honestly, this might be one of the best reuses of a space I've seen. Instead of letting an old station sit around collecting dust, they turned it into something people actually want to spend time (and money) in. BB

I came here for a snack and was super disappointed to see that there were no options! It would be…read moresuper easy to turn their lentil wrap into a Vegan wrap by replacing the cheese.. Or offering a muffin without dairy/eggs. I will say I am grateful they had oat milk and almond milk, it's a good start but please offer a few vegan options!

Outstanding Bakery I lived in Tarrytown most of my life. They made the best Boston Cream Pie I ever…read moreate. I wish I could get the recipe. I live in the Buffalo, NY area now. Mike Leyendecker

Lovely girls that work the counter very sweet gave me great opinions. They made me a great cup of…read morehot cocoa. My girlfriend had a lovely iced coffee and everything is fresh. I can't ask for anything more. There's plenty of parking in the back and a nice area to go walk around and have a delicious pastry.

On a whim, got a strawberry shortcake here and was very impressed with the taste, quality and cost…read more It was for a last-minute birthday party for a friend who loves strawberry shortcake - and she said it was one of the best she's ever had. Will definitely be going back.

Jessica was very sweet to work with. Both cakes were made very pretty and as I had asked w/…read moredesign, I was a bit disappointed in the icing of the babyshower cake. it wasn't real buttercream as I had asked. The cream was more like whip cream and I had specified to make it with real butter cream and the red velvet sponge seemed to be a bit on the dry side, not moist at all!

so cute! so much seating inside and outside, easy to park or walk to. great selection inside of…read more sandwiches and desserts, and a cold fridge with more drinks to go. lots of bread loaves and a wall of honey and other items. the staff were so nice and answered my questions and another groups. i had the cranberry walnut chicken salad sandwich and it's on the smaller side but a perfect little lunch sandwich and not too heavy, you won't have leftovers. they do breakfast too.

I was in Mt. Kisco and craving a good bagel, so after a quick Google search, I found this spot…read more They've since closed their downstairs storefront and now operate upstairs, mainly catering. The setup was easy enough to find, but the overall vibe felt a little limited. I ordered a sourdough bagel with cream cheese and a plain croissant. Both were okay -- fresh, toasted, and crispy (maybe a little too toasted). The croissant was huge, which was a nice surprise, but it wasn't buttered, which I definitely prefer. I also wish they had more bagel options available when I went, and I'm personally not a fan of applying my own cream cheese -- part of the bagel experience for me is having it done for you. It also seems like the only add-on option now is cream cheese, which is a little disappointing if you're hoping for a full sandwich or variety. On the plus side, there's parking right outside, which is always appreciated. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, just not great either. I might give it another try someday, but it's not at the top of my list.

This bakery is on a side street so if you do not go around town it is easy to miss…read more The setup is a standard bakery. All the signs are in Spanish so they assume you know what it is. In fairness to them, English speaking bakeries do it too but in English. The staff speak some English making it a bit difficult to find out what it is or if you have allergies whether or not to avoid it. The staff is friendly. The prices are standard bakery prices. I had the conejo and Berlin crema which are the exact same thing but different presentation. I had the erizo which you need a fork to eat. I did not know that and it is like trying to eat chocolate cake with your hands (if you did not get the fork). The most memorable part was a male staffer that really did not want to work and wanted everyone to know it. He spent his time kissing his girlfriend, talking to her, and letting her touch his chest. I know he worked there because he went behind the counter when they were done but she stayed to talk to him over the counter.

Loved this place!! I…read morewas looking for coffee shops in the area and came across this location. I loved it here! They have fresh pastries, sandwiches, and the best/strongest coffee I've ever had! There are a few tables here, so you could sit inside. Or, you can grab your food/drinks to go. The staff was very friendly and nice here. I am so glad I found this place. I can't wait to stop in again soon.

The leader in Italian pastry stores, just as good as when they were in Mt Vernon.Pastries are fresh…read morewith good selection staff very good

In literal tears. This is what I got, it tastes the same way it looks. No raspberries, Raspberry…read moremousse nothing just frosting and chocolate cake. This place is supposed to be experienced at least make it look nice. I ordered days ahead don't tell me it's ready when it's not, and give me this. I recommend going to Jean-Jacgues In Pleasantville at least they will put effort into what they are doing. Too bad the baker was on vacation. I guess you get what you pay for very disappointed and upset.

I love this spot. It's my favorite local coffee spot…read more I love the ambiance here. The coffee and pastries here are amazing too. I love stopping in and seeing their merch too. They have an array of music and knick knacks available for purchase too. Can't wait to stop back here.

A friend recommended I visit First Village Coffee she explained they worked in partnership with…read morelocal nonprofits. When I walked through the door the environment was cozy: local art and other goods were available for purchase, the baristas were friendly and shared their recommendations generously. I tried the Arnold Palmer which was a little bitter though I liked the real tea taste mixed with the lemonade (they had a solid selection of summer/seasonal drinks). I didn't stay for long but noticed they had a mix of indoor and outdoor seating options. They are located on Mainstreet - so the location is walkable but there are also street parking and municipal options available. A great spot!