We stopped here several times, while staying in the area…read more The facility is a solid representative for the franchise; it is clean and well-maintained. The convenience store section carries the usual selection of food and sundries one expects at such an establishment. If one needs a fill-up, pit-stop and/or a travel necessity; this location is a solid option.

There's very little change to this Hess-turned-Speedway apart from the business logo change and the…read morecolor of the convenience mart exterior. The gas prices are still reasonably competitive with the Stewart's just down the street. The funny thing is, this place has been a Speedway now for about 6 months, and as you drive south along Route 9, you will see that the north-facing side of the road sign (the one you'd see while driving south) still says Hess.

Oh Stewart's. When everything else is closed we can count on you!…read more Being "open" is a big deal in tiny town New York. There's no Wal-Mart in America's Highlands, when all else is closed and you don't feel like avoiding a million deer on pitch black winding two lane roads, you head to Stewart's! Joy! I like Stewart's. They have fuel, free air, hot dogs, ice cream, a beer cave, and some other stuff too. Friendly staff and good products. Get in here....where else you gonna go at this hour?

For a small town, this is actually a pretty ideal spot to grab gas, a quick bite to eat, or even…read moresomething to drink. Have stopped here almost every time in the region for my job to grab lunch. Always friendly staff. Store is always clean. Parking is a bit scarce when it gets busy just around the lunch hour. Always a nice go to spot for a quick and easy grab and go meal! I'm sure I'll be back soon next time I'm in the area

I don't know what happened here at first, but the moment I walked into this Dunkin, I don't think…read morethat they were expecting me. I came in to place your average muffin and bagel order (with some orange juice drinks), but no matter what it was - something was amiss. At first, they claimed they didn't see me at their register (until I asked "is someone working the registers"), to the very end when their only working register was their (what looked like) drive-thru bay (with the classic drive-thru window being seen), to show me that they had only two blueberry muffins in the pack - and the employee thought when trying back my order that I wanted both muffins (which I didn't want). Things were corrected and the money was charged right, but things just didn't start the right way. Not too sure where the drive-thru bay window and the line begins, but having this also be a place for an attached Exxon gas station, this seemed very confusing. There really wasn't much business inside when I got there - and throughout my waiting period for my food, I only heard and saw one other customer this evening. (The other customer talked above me to the employees and then disappeared, without hearing the door creak open - the most possible area they were to have gone.) The place was deserted most of the time, but I'll have to thank the coronavirus issues and social distancing. However, social distancing hasn't seemed to phase this location much. There were no markings on the floor, but people seemed to have understood that it's six feet and gone on the honor system. I'm generally a fan of Dunkin Donuts, but this one wasn't performing up to my expectations of the brand.

Best Dunkin in the surrounding area by far! I live on the opposite side of town and will go out of…read moremy way, drive past the one by price chopper to go to this one! The service is always fast and friendly! The coffee is always made to order and if it's not the way you like it they will remake it for you! We are so frequent there the regular staff will typical know our order

Stayed in Woodstock for the weekend and literally ended up here every single day. They have an…read moreamazing selection of local produce, grab and go meals and lots of fun packaged brands that you don't see at other markets. Of course they have the supermarket staples, but I really loved the local flair. It was fun to come here and pick up some snacks for the weekend. But our main draw was the amazing local selection of beer! We stocked up on some really amazing bevvies. Definitely a must-stop if you are in town.

They struggle with refrigeration. While it's a great resource for specialty mustards and. Foods…read morewith the long shelf life anything refrigerated is a bit of a crapshoot. They sell foods that are just at their expiration date. They sell food that has come off the truck thawed out and then got back in the freezer which is the worst offense. I've gotten cheese there that has mold on it. They just don't seem to know how to refrigerate and how to maintain an inventory that is fresh.

Effective place for a Kingston, NY Mobil. It is at 625 Broadway. Unfortunately lots of people come…read morein here that do not - repeat do not - buy gas or food or any thing. It's a local chat-shop. Random neighbors doing a winded speech, conversations, standing around in front of the counters. The store itself is well stocked but the drinks are placed way in the back, while hats, smelly-trees (for car) and engine oils are placed on shelves up front. This Mobil is a veritable chaos of action and nobody seems to know if there's even a "line". Customers place wet bags of ice on the counters. People knocking each other over. The pumps are clean outside, but the store is a bit of a carnival around Noon. Review: 4

Boar's Head subs on the cheap. Deli is basic, ham, turkey, chicken, Bologna, roast beef. Toppings…read moreinclude lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese. Subs come with a free can of soda. Staff is friendly.

Village Coffee was the best coffee I found in the surrounding area. The espresso is excellent, with…read morereal attention to detail, and the breakfast sandwiches are OUTSTANDING. I went three times during my visit and had a different sandwich two times...both were incredible. I also really loved the music they play, which gives the whole place such a great atmosphere. Village itself has a small amount of seating, while Little Village has much more room to settle in, plus Wi-Fi if you want to stay awhile. Great coffee, great food, great music. I'd absolutely make this a regular stop anytime I'm in Kingston.

Tiny spot on the corner of a street by the railroad. If you don't know about this place you are…read moreunlikely to find it. I must warn you, don't walk in hungry. The smell inside will have you drooling harder than a boxer puppy smelling a pizza. Unfortunately I forgot to save the photo I took of the delicious display of pastries. That display certainly hooked me. Came in for coffee walked out with delightful bites I couldn't wait to dig into. One of which was a strawberry danish. That crust was amazingly light and flakey. Layered strawberries, center with a little cream and that cream topped off with some lemony drizzle. Oh just pure goodness. Prices VERY reasonable. Coffee is outstanding. Desserts are dangerous. You will want to say "One of each please" and you won't regret a thing.

I go to Tetta's at least once a week for lunch and it's a solid place. It's always the same crew of…read morepeople there which is always a good sign at an establishment. Their pizza and sandwiches are good, and they have a nice selection of cold drinks, local foods, specialty foods, and more. It's a classic Catskills general store, which are an endangered species in this era where the area is being swallowed up by pop up establishments that all look the same, Tetta's stands out by being the real deal, something from the "before times". The ambience of Tetta's is always very lively, I have not been to one of their events yet, as I'm not generally in that part of the county on weekends, but I've wanted to check one out, they look like a lot of fun. I also like that the pizza boxes can be used as targets. 10/10 experience One Hunnit PS I'm an Ulster County native, not sure why it says I'm from San Francisco on my account.

Was pleasantly surprised by Tetta's pizzeria! We had a large pie and a cheese calzone which cost…read more$33. I really liked the dough and the flavor of the sauce. It was thinner crust but not too thin. The calzone was well seasoned and garlicky goodness. My only note was the dough was soft and could of used another minute or two to crisp up! My partner picked up and said the owners were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely stop by again!

Solid sandwiches. I got their turkey pesto and my buddy got their grilled cheese. Cool shop. Nice…read morecustomer service. I'd come back.

Nice general store with a bit of everything including fresh juices and good coffee. Don't be in a…read morehurry... this place is popular and the service is individualized. Some pricey homemade crafty things too.