I ordered a custom cake from Sweet Delites and was very happy with it. Overall, ordering was a…read moreseamless experience, cake was reasonably priced, ready before I expected and was delicious! I will definitely be back for more.

Fantastic variety of pastries, all fresh, and full of flavor. I always find something I like at…read moreSweet Delites!

We made this a tradition and are not disappointed! We recently had an order of cupcakes but they…read morewere eaten so fast that I don't have a picture Went back for another birthday cake! The cakes are so stunning! The cake is the centerpiece for the occasion! Fresh and high quality in every way! Not overly sweet. Moist and again, you can taste every fresh ingredient. A pure talent and a jewel to our neighborhood

We arrived a little bit later in the day and their daily efforts have been nearly picked over. We…read moreended up choosing two of their breakfast empanadas and a coffee cake for our morning. They were absolutely delicious! So happy we were able to give them a try!

Came here only for dessert. We got the tres leches it was delicius and then we got the cholado it…read morewas good, i had better in queens area but it was good enough to take care of that craving, i will come back to try their other choices of food and dessert. Cute little place and friendly staff.

"What can I cook for you?" Mister Cholado is a gem in the…read moreheart of Peekskill. On a hot day, I went in to try a cholado, my first. It's a sweet iced drink with chunks of fruit, like a deconstructed smoothie. Now I have to try their other items, and more cholados!

The tree leches cake are phenomenal. That's all they sell cake wise. But they do have a variety of…read morebread which can vary from regular Italian rolls to sweet Latin bread. Their morocho and hot chocolate are my favorite in Peekskill. Definitely stop by and get some.

The best Hispanic bread shop I've found for miles around. Huge selection of fascinating and…read moredelicious breads, including some regional rarities from central Ecuador.

Cute little corner ice cream shop that opened a year ago! Has an option to build your own ice cream…read moresundae which is fun for the family! I really enjoyed the creme brulee and coffee ice creams. The pistachio seems very real and savory with huge chunks of nuts. Highly recommend the creme brulee as the ice cream choice if you go for an affogato (since the espresso is on the bitter side for me, the creamy sweetness of the creme brulee is a great balance), Owner and employees are really nice and there's bar stool seating inside and some outdoor seats.

Believe it or not, the ice cream in the picture cost eight dollars! Well, when the clerk first…read morehanded it to me she said, "Six dollars"... which was shocking enough... I don't know if you can tell from the picture, but later I measured the cup: It is only four fluid ounces! You know, like a sample cup, or maybe kiddie cup?... at other places. The small at other shops is usually a six or eight ounce cup, and runs about $5 to $6. Even Moo Moos in CS is only around $6, for a much larger quantity. I'd say the amount over the brim would amount to, maybe, another two to three ounces. So being fair, a total of less than a cup of ice cream, for $6. But here is the kicker: When I went to check out with my card, there was the usual row of tip options on the screen. I was thinking, "No way"... have to say the women were not very friendly, I felt unwelcome... like I was bothering them... so with the high price, I decided not to leave a tip. And I almost always leave a 25% to 30% tip, even for take out. But the thing automatically added ANOTHER $2! This little sample cost me EIGHT DOLLARS! One clerk was already in the back, and the other had her back turned and was heading there when I said (not nasty, just confused), "It says eight dollars!?". Without turning around, the clerk said "Yes", over her shoulder. No explanation, no "Yes it automatically adds a tip", nothing. OK... First World Problems, I know. But if someone wants to sell ice cream, the 1) amount should be somewhat comparable to other sellers in the area, 2) not priced far above those, but for a smaller amount, 3) not add a 33% tip automatically to that higher price, and 4) the staff should be a bit nicer. Otherwise it just is not worth it at all. TLDR: Enormously expensive for a very small amount of ice cream, and the checkout automatically adds a 33% tip on top of that. Cannot remotely recommend.

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

Loads of options! Service was friendly and efficient and the food was delicious! It's a great spot…read morefor a quick grab and go before or after the train. Restrooms are across the room and are large and clean as well.

My favorite place to enjoy a bite in Pleasantville. Have only ever ordered from the all-day-cafe…read more My original review was from 2016 and I gave it 3 stars because it was inconsistent and chaotic. Under new ownership for the past several years things are great. Relaxed, inviting atmosphere (indoor and outdoor seating), friendly staff, and yummy consistently good food. There is no table service in the cafe, you order at the counter and they call your name when your order is ready. They do deliver your food to your table if you sit outside. Sitting indoors or out, you are expected to bus your table when you leave. Who doesn't love any time of the day breakfast menu?! My go to is an omlet (ham & swiss or spinach & feta) with a croissant and either salad or potatoes. Excellent soups, quiche of the day, burgers, and a really solid corned beef reuben sandwich. Save room for dessert and coffee (trust me), if you have a sweet tooth the bakery items are divine.

We were driving up to our house in Connecticut one afternoon and we weren't too hungry but wanted…read moresome nice coffee and maybe a pastry, so I opened up the Yelp app and saw that Jean-Jacques was right on our way in Pleasantville. We hopped off the Saw Mill Parkway and made our way here. There is a private parking lot for the restaurant, which is very nice. It was a sunny day and they had the front patio open for dining, but we sat inside. Once inside, the sight of all the delicious food made me hungry so I ordered a cheesesteak panini and fries. My husband got a jajik sandwich and a chocolate tart. My sandwich was delicious and filling and the fries were very good. I had some of the chocolate tart also and that was really good. Soooo chocolatey. Lamentably, I forgot to take pictures of my food. I was so hungry and it looked so good I scarfed it down and only as I was wiping the crumbs out of my mustache did I realize I didn't get any photos. I guess I'm a bad Yelper. Oh well, that means I have to go back so I can take photos of my grub next time. And I do hope to go back. If you're in Pleasantville, you should stop by here. It's also very close to the train station if you're coming through on Metro North. The folks who work here are super nice as well.

Stopped by Jane Bakes after enjoying the Riverwalk! Such yummy ice cream and very well priced (2…read moresmall ice creams and 2 bottles of seltzer for $10 is unheard of in Hoboken, NJ). They have multiple vegan options and my Vegan Almond Joy ice cream was delicious. My mum had the Blueberry Cheesecake flavor and said it was delightful. The shop was adorable, clean, and the staff were so friendly and welcoming! They also have baked goods and even dog treats available for pups. When I return to Tarrytown I will definitely be coming back!!!

All I initially wanted was coffee, but I walked in to fresh baked pastries and had to try them. I…read moreloved EVERY item I bought (claassic croissant, cheese swirl bun, coconut almond cake). The croissant was fresh out of the oven and may be one of the best croissants I've ever had, if not the absolute best. Also nice that there was a super friendly and helpful baker on staff (Christine? Christina?).