New Paltz, NY - great sandwiches that hit the spot! We picked up a few on our way to the Mohonk…read morePreserve, and ordered a Cubano (I'm told a customer favorite), Italian combo, trifecta combo, and muffuletta, which could've been more olive-y but you don't commonly find this New Orleans staple around these parts so I was glad to see it on the menu. This is mostly a takeout joint though there are a few counter seats. You can also purchase jars of Frank's own house-made pickled goods, preserves, and bottles of hot sauces in the store. I haven't tried those but hear they're good so will pick up some next time.

Ordered a couple of sandwiches for lunch. Nice and friendly service…read more Menu full of cool sandwiches. Had the roast beef on a hard roll and a panini with turkey and pesto. Fresh deli meat and bread. Pesto excellent. Flavors combos were very good. Wish there was a little more meat in the turkey panini. Tried some pickles to go along with the sandwich and not impressed. Too large, sweet and vinegary. Would prefer a naturally fermented Kirby pickle. Very fair prices for very good quality sandwiches. 4.5 stars. Will return

Stopped in yesterday, with friends. We were drawn to the Cafe based on its prominent location -…read moreit's hard to miss - and cozy looking vibe. There are a number of shaded tables outside but it was a title windy so we opted to sit indoors. The hostess was friendly and we were seated, immediately. You order at the punter and food is delivered to your table. Lots of yummy options and a few specials too. I wanted to try at least four different things! Opted for the turkey and Brie. House salad as my side. Everything was delicious! The other options our table - chicken pita, steak quesadilla and short ribs grilled cheese were equally great. Numerous drink options - from a variety of teas and soda to Poppi, water and beer.

We love Lola's. It's our go-to place in New Paltz. The staff is friendly and the food is good,…read morethough the menu is a bit limiting for us. However, we have 2 complaints. The choice of music isn't to our liking. We could deal with it if it weren't so, so loud. And, we find their bread of poor quality. I had a chibatta roll recently and it was awful.

Dependable breakfast sandwiches!…read more Beware: New Paltz parking enforcement sets a trap on the street people park on here. They post up and just wait for the stream of deli customers. Will ticket you even for 2 minutes picking up your order.

I was a loyalist to Russos so I had to try this. It's very sad they got rid of focaccia BUT the my…read morecousin Luca is still here which I had to order. The chicken was so thin and crispy. And the onion was the thinnest I've ever seen! Delicious!

Was passing through the town and needed dinner. Tommy served some of the best chicken over rice…read moreI've had. Genuinely a great person who made us great food. Thanks Tommy.

Guy on the phone hung up on me. Been waiting well over an hour for door dash order. I know they are…read morebusy, but wasn't even about that. Dasher sent pic of receipt showing the food had been picked up almost 50 mins ago, but dasher said he just got it. So I called the restaurant and some jerk wouldn't be specific and hung up on me. Sorry "bro", but your customer service sucks.

Main Course has been one of my go-to spots in New Paltz for years. It's one of those places you…read moretrust when you want a real farm to table meal done right everything tastes fresh, clean, and actually thought out. You can tell they care about the ingredients, not just throwing stuff on a plate. Their baked goods are lowkey some of the best around too. Perfect with a coffee, just sit there and chill. And the vibe? Super warm, relaxed, no nonsense. Feels like a local spot in the best way. Consistent, quality, and always hits. One of my favorites in the Hudson valley.

Love Main Course when I'm looking for a fresh healthy tasting lunch. Salads are top notch and I…read moreloveeeee the dressings! It's on the pricier side but I appreciate the quality. Counter service but they have a well oiled system that delivers the food quickly! Love to peek at all the little goodies in the shop area. The indoor space is very farm to table vibes and there are a few outdoor seats! Good new paltz option

Stopped here for a coffee and was I love with the structure and decor and even more to hear they…read moreare queer owned and vegan I had their cappuccino and enjoyed the beautiful scenery

I love this new bakery in New Paltz. They have tons of vegan pastries and dishes. The building…read moredesign is very unique. It is different than the surrounding houses. At first I did not know what this glass atrium was so I decided to go inside. The front desk showed me all their options and explained that everything was vegan. All their breakfast sandwiches come with vegan meat options. I didn't realize at first but it was a nice surprise. The pastries were the highlight of the meal. I loved the indoor seating area. You have all the natural sunlight coming inside with a great view of the walking path. Everyone here is very happy and friendly. I had a great time here hanging out and will come here again.

When you are the Pizza Beast you gotta do a little bit of everything. Same plaza, 2 pizzerias, so I…read morehit both. Grabbed a Grandma slice from Pasqualle's and a White slice with basil & balsamic drizzle from Rino's, plus some garlic knots because, well, Beast's gotta eat and I was hungry. Pasqualle's: Classic feel, decent crust, but sauce was a bit flat. Solid traditional slice, nothing wild. Rino's: Crust was the star -- nice crust crunch, well-made. Sauce was loose, slightly chunky, and garlicky. White slice had great balance with the balsamic drizzle. Garlic knots from Rino's: Super garlicky in the best way. Both places were clean and roomy, prices were fair. Service was very good. Verdict: Pasqualle's is traditional and safe. Rino's brings more flavor and flair -- and wins this round.

We found ourselves passing through New Paltz, and Rino's was right there when we needed some lunch…read more We heard it was good, and we heard right, because this is a solid slice shop that also offers up plenty of other options if you're not in the mood for pizza. They also have a spacious dining area that, while barebones, is still comfortable if you don't want to take it out. For the kids, we got a couple plain slices and some chicken fingers (for the bipolar three year old who sometimes hates pizza). The chicken fingers weren't anything revolutionary, but they fried them well, just like they did the buffalo wings that my wife was craving. Those were super saucy, but nice and crisp. Reminiscent of Western New York, and that's a compliment. We were also feeling like we needed some greens in our life, so we added a chicken caesar salad. It was better than expected, and hit the spot. Overall, I think pizza is the best choice here (it's in the name after all), but they have some variety if you need more as well. All in all, a very solid place.

Wonderful soulful spiritual food and people. Good art too!…read more Wonderful soulful spiritual food and people. Good art too! Wonderful soulful spiritual food and people. Good art too!

Pretty good butternut squash, cashew, jasmine rice soup! Creamy though, had a little too much cumin…read moreor some kind of spice. Probably wouldn't come back, but glad to try this place.

The vibe was really sweet, lots of college kids hanging out felt like a movie oh yeaaa, nice…read more The staff that took my order was kind and we got our goods quick. I ordered the little cheesecake and it was good.... can't complain!

The short old lady (I think she's the owner) was absolutely incompetent, she had no idea how to…read moremake a matcha, was asking the staff how to make a simple latte, she was chaotic and rude to her employees, everyone seemed extremely stress out by her presence. Every other time I've been there the staff had been very kind and helpful always very nice and quick. I'm very disappointed that this is the first time I've had a bad experience here and it was all because of the owner. Baked goods and bagel are always delicious but the sandwiches are extremely low quality (the eggs are microwaved (yuck!!)). The atmosphere with her there was very stressful and unpleasant she should learn to not interact with customers or staff at that.

This is a popular place in New Paltz for breakfast. On the weekends there are large lines waiting…read moreto get in. There is not much seating so plan to wait for a while. They have a large menu with tons of options. They offer their cheap breakfast options which are great with locals and college students. At night they offer a sushi happy hour which is great if you're looking for a late dinner. I ordered the chicken and waffles. They gave me light fluffy waffles with a baked chicken breast on top. I was pleasantly surprised with the chicken. I didn't expect it to be baked. It usually comes out fried. The food was good and the portion sizes were good. I enjoyed my meal. I want to come back here for the sushi happy hour so I will check it out soon.

Never a bad meal at this new Paltz staple! The staff is accommodating and the prices fair!read more