This place has never failed to impress. The service is excellent, the food is with fresh…read moreingredients with creative wonderful recipes and presentation. A-plus for atmosphere and even their take-out orders. This very popular local restaurant is located in Nyack, New York. It is a go-to destination whenever we visit.

Not worth it in my opinion. So many other better options in the near area…read more This place always looks packed. We've tried eating here and it's over an hour wait. Seating is weird, like sometimes they'll only seat one side of the patio. When we went the service was very mediocre. Prices are way too high. Food was just not that good. Got the American breakfast. Comes with 2 pancakes, eggs and toast, juice or coffee for $27. That's insane, especially when the only good things were the eggs. The setting itself is pretty.

I've been searching for a French bakery with croissants comparable to the ones I had in France and…read morethis may be the closest so far!! The whole place inside and out gives France vibes. They have indoor and outdoor seating and you place your order at the counter. Tables are first come first serve. They have salads, quiches, baguette sandwiches, croissants, cakes, tarts, cookies, coffee, cappuccino...... o am so glad a fellow Yelper pointed me to this great cafe.

For a first time at this apparent Nyack favorite, I didn't love it: many items sold out, things…read morewere pricey, the interior felt cluttered and not as clean as it could be, and I was disappointed in the pastries we did get. They had some interesting looking thick quiches, things like croissants, cakes, tarts and macarons (the girl behind the counter corrected my friend by saying "macaroon" which is technically incorrect). I'm a sucker for a good bread pudding but i should have reconsidered since that was the thing they seemed to have plenty of. They didn't heat that or the pear Tartlett up; eating them both cold was unsatisfactory (I know we should have said something but then a line was forming) and I felt sick after eating the bread pudding (perhaps too rich and just too cold and sad). I didn't feel very comfortable in the space, as I was expecting something more quaint and charming vs. old and in need of a makeover and cleaning. This was one experience so I would give it another shot, maybe earlier in the day. Metered street parking or there's a municipal lot around the corner.

I went with my family and we had a great time. The coffees, Italian desserts, and panini were all…read moreexcellent. It minded me of the great experiences we had in Italy. We also were able to pick up some normally hard to find Italian products like double milled semolina flour! The staff could not have been friendlier or more helpful, and the owner, Marcella, was just wonderful. So, if you're hungry and can't get to Italy, visit Salonniere Coffee Bar in South Nyack. You won't be disappointed.

Cute little cafe nestled in Nyack NY. Was looking for good coffee joint on my way upstate and found…read morehere. They have few seating inside as well as outside. Several great pastry options and coffee. Tried their latte, they have "Oatly" if that matters, and tried the cream croissant and cheese + pepper pastry (forgot the name). Cream was slightly citrusy, and croissant was spongy and soft rather than flaky kind. Ambiance is quaint cute local cafe feel.

This was a small and cozy spot that served donuts along with a few other treats such as cookies…read more The staff was friendly, and the line moved quickly. I ordered three donuts. The donuts I ordered were the peanut brittle old fashioned ($4), raspberry jam ($4.50), and the pecan pie filled donut ($4.50). The peanut brittle old fashioned was a cake donut. There was a nice texture, but a little tough at the same time if that makes sense. The peanut brittle was not overly done, and the frosting was good too. The raspberry jam was solid, just not enough jelly and the donut was lighter than I thought. The pecan pie filled was easily the best. It was one of the top donuts I ever had. It was so unique with the pecan pie filling. It was just very satisfying and delicate. The icing was a great compliment along with the crunch from the pecans that were on top. Will I go back? Yes.

amazing -- cutest and tiniest little house serving the best (donut milk!!) lattes and homemade…read moredonuts. please do yourself a favor and pop in, you deserve it ;)

My wife and I continued our tour of coffee shops on a Wednesday afternoon. Taimoca is modern,…read moreclean, and has nice seating available both inside and outside. Gentleman working behind the counter was nice and he recommended their roasted coffee. I went with a large cup of their drip coffee and my wife got a cold brew. We both enjoyed our drinks and a comfortable time hanging out. Would certainly return!

I met up with a friend here to get some work done, and the space itself is really cute and very…read moreclean. The atmosphere is fun and the aesthetic works well for a casual hangout or a productive session. One thing I will say though, if you need a quiet place to study, this is not it. The music is loud. And even if you are just trying to knock out some tasks, the volume might make it a little harder to focus. Just something to keep in mind before you set up camp! I didn't get a chance to try any of the drinks this time, but I would definitely come back to give the menu a proper try!

My wife and I took our dog for a walk in the area. I'd been meaning to try La Promenade, so we gave…read moreit a shot. Awesome seating area with plenty of shade! Great place to spend mid afternoon on a fall Sunday. My wife enjoyed an iced coffee and I enjoyed a hot coffee. Definitely a quality brew. Even had dog biscuits for sale. Certainly another good coffee option in the area!

Food and are cakes delicious. Such a variety of choice. Service is great. We have become regularsread more

As soon as I walked in there was a chill vibe in the store. The barista was very nice, extremely…read morepatient with me and fulfilled all of my requests. I ordered a regular coffee with cream and caramel . It was DELICIOUS, my sweet treat was an order of churros with caramel sauce to dip. The churros were delightful. I sat in the store and enjoyed my coffee and churros. Will definitely be back soon :)

Very nice shop. Friendly atmosphere and welcoming. I would recommend to all for a great spot for a…read moreGreat espresso and relaxing spot to hang with your friends. We should want to keep small businesses open and thriving.

Just found this place by chance and I love it. It's cozy. Warm. And If you love coffee or if you…read morelove pastries, this place is for you to get a break after a run or a bike ride. The owner and the staff makes you feel welcome. I know im planning on coming back soon.

Checked out the Coffee Ride Cafe after taking a walk on the bridge. I had been there once before…read moreand remembered enjoying it. Certainly very clean and modern. Gentleman working the counter was very pleasant and recommended the guava and cheese pastry. I added an espresso. The pastry was very good and the espresso was high quality. Seating is comfortable. Nice place to sit and talk.

As a person who will travel for good coffee, to know that this place is local is a win! Beautiful…read moredecor, friendly welcoming staff, and coffee that is absolutely amazing. I ordered a Vanilla Cream Cold Brew and it was one of the best I've ever had, I will definitely be back.

Ordered a large iced brown sugar espresso and small iced coffee. Got a medium iced brown sugar…read moreespresso and large iced cold brew. The iced brown sugar espresso was delish but wayyy too overpriced (7.75 - $1.00 extra from soy milk) and an extra .50 cent charge for half and half. The churro cube croissant was good but not great. It's really nice inside and the counter worker was nice enough but I wouldn't go back with those prices

Don't be fooled by their low prices, the portions are surprisingly massive! Our most recent visit…read morewas on a bitterly cold day, but their "warm falafel bowl" drove the chills out and warmed us from head to toe :-). There are 7 sauces with enticing names to choose from - 2 come with the order, and from the 3rd on is extra charge. We tried their "smoky nightshade" (roasted eggplant and pepper), "sweet cardamom" and "spicy cilantro" - very impressive, certainly added great flavor to all the ingredients. Our attentive waiter kept checking on us too see if we needed anything else. It's a small and cozy eatery, with artful decorations and antique looking yet comfortable furniture. When I first visited this spot two years ago, I took photos of their interior to send to a friend in Canada, who was preparing to open a small restaurant. She was very much inspired!

This really friendly and cute restaurant in Nyack, New York, is located in a welcoming…read morequeer-friendly area. They offer some great vegan options, and the soup was particularly delicious.