We were told the place just underwent a little renovation. I don't love it nor hate it. I guess…read morejust a little underwhelmed since they have such good reviews. Hubby and I went on a Friday during our Catskills getaway. The place was busy and our server was really pleasant and super friendly. Food was mediocre, noting stand out but the Garlic Parmesan Wings were pretty good. Basil Tomato Soup was salty to my taste. I had the Caesar Salad w/ Chicken and hubby got the Lobster Mac & Cheese which was okay.

Great food. Was a limited menu when we went on a holiday weekend. Service was great. Very fresh…read moresalad and wonderful seafood crepes!

From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome -- like being greeted at a…read morefriend's front door. The atmosphere immediately invites you to stay awhile: relaxed, cozy, spotless, and effortlessly trendy without trying too hard. It's the kind of place that feels both comfortable and current. The menu offered an excellent variety, making it hard to choose, but we started with the goat cheese and mushroom flatbread appetizer paired with cocktails, and it was the perfect beginning to the evening. Flavorful, balanced, and beautifully prepared. For dinner, we sampled two outstanding entrées. The wild shrimp dish was incredibly fresh, served over a vibrant mix of garden-picked greens, avocado, watermelon radish, and a flavorful kicker dressing that tied everything together perfectly. The Faroe Island salmon was equally impressive -- perfectly cooked and topped with locally picked ramp-infused butter, served over asparagus and fingerling potatoes. Every bite tasted fresh, seasonal, and thoughtfully crafted. Overall, this was a wonderful dining experience with warm hospitality, a welcoming vibe, and food that truly delivers. We will definitely back for dinner and stay for the live music as well.

I love vinyl records, quirky fun places and eclectic menus, so had high hopes for celebrating my…read morebirthday at The Print House. Sadly my actual experience wasn't much fun at all. Made a reservation over a week prior to the date directly with the owner Joseph by FB Messenger. (I knew they were catering a party for a nearby art gallery that night, so I wanted to make sure they were available for a private rez. Owner reassured me it was fine and he would make a special rez for me on the Resy platform, which apparently never happened). So imagine my surprise when we walked in and were told by Christina that we had no reservation and no tables were available either! I politely explained that I had made a rez with the owner and showed my phone as proof. She walked into the back and disappeared for a awhile, then emerged and said the owner confirmed my reservation so she would "find me a table". No apology, acted like she was doing us a favor. We were seated at a table in a small separate area by the window that's normally reserved for people with no reservations; it was warm and uncomfortable but I was still hoping for the best. Cocktails were good but diluted with too much ice. We started with the Nonna's meatball appetizer, which was fairly tasty but served barely lukewarm with some cool spots. It arrived at our table less than 1 minute after we ordered it. (Maybe reheated in the kitchen?) My quarter chicken with carrots was a paltry portion for the price and suffered from overly aggressive use of the pepper shaker. (Note the large black flecks of pepper adorning the carrots in my picture). Partner's pasta with peas and truffles was made with with undercooked peas and lots of pepper, he couldn't finish it. Given our offhanded treatment I was hoping for a birthday treat or at least a greeting by the mysterious owner, but none were forthcoming. After the meal our server just said "happy birthday" and handed me the check. Partner's "Paloma Lisa" cocktail was listed on the menu and chalkboard at $13 but we were billed $14. Not a big difference, just an additional petty annoyance to an already unpleasant evening. We paid, tipped and left. I rarely give two star reviews, but that's about right for the birthday "non-celebration" delivered by The Print House. Maybe they were having a bad night what with the art gallery party, but there's just no excuse for lackluster food coupled with truly bad customer service. One and done.

The place is really nice inside. They did a great re-make. The bar menu is really limited as…read morewell as the dinner menu. I would like to go back but they have so few options it's not fun or interesting. Yes the food is good. I wish I could get the "full" menu at the bar. I like the fact that you see food you don't see anywhere else up here and it is quality and well prepared. What really bothers us is that you must order everything up front. This is really unacceptable. My wife and I like to order appetizers with appropriate wine and then see which way we are going. Yes I understand it's easier on the kitchen but comm on: you only have three entrees!!!!! The bartending couple that work there are knowledgeable and professional. The wine is not kept behind the bar bit strangely kept on a table outside the kitchen. Really awkward. That being said we would like to go back but will not due to the aforementioned reasons. It's a shame this place could be great.

Exceptional and gorgeous mid-century style restaurant in the Catskills, and one of the only ones…read moreopen on a Wednesday evening! I've had the pleasure and privilege of dining at some of the most reputable establishments in NYC and LA, and this ranks in the top tier. The flavors were intricate yet subtle, and I loved that it was vegetable forward. My "Not a Negroni" was the best Negroni I've had, hands down. I wasn't sure how the Rum and Pineapple Amaro would work together, but they were exquisite compliments. The homemade sourdough and butter came out hot and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. It was hard to resist ordering more. A simple salad of lettuces, cucumber, cheese and light dressing blew my mind -- perfect for summer. I got the dauphine potatoes, which were like potato croquettes, and the addition of prosciutto made them a hearty and filling dish. The only miss for me were the desserts -- the flavor of the lemon tart was excellent but there was a jello-like encasing that seemed out of place and unnecessary. The mousse also had these strange jello-like pieces in the cream, which didn't really work for me. Next time, I would get the sundae. Our server, Amanda, was friendly and attentive without being overly watchful, and when she got busy, the host came over and helped us order drinks. This place is a gem, and I look forward to returning.

Daytime hollow and nighttime hollow, the latter almost with a speakeasy quality. There should be a…read moreclosed door off that darkened street for Hollow Noir, with a little sliding window through which you whisper who sent you. Daytime Hollow is all light through the big windows, happy grown humans, beasts, kids sometimes. Daytime is for morning beverages and baked deliciousness and sandwiches I think later. I haven't tried the food after noon, Just the morning fare. And it's splendid. So many pretty people. I favor the darker Hollow, it's like the woods with owls about. And. Appropriately, I believe, I favor the Black Manhattan, for all the same reasons. Cozy, maybe a half dozen ish tables and as many bar seats. Maybe seven bar seats. My mind's eye is fuzzy. Enough to populate the forest but in a campfire kind of way. Those seeing to your food and drink are attentive, friendly, know many of the folks inside but not me. As I am furtive. The menu changes often and each and every dish I've sampled has been delicious. Price point is very reasonable for what's presented. It's a date night, an evening w friends, by yourself with a book (what's a book), all are welcome, all are comfortable. A speakeasy without a secret word, woods with friendly owls, off a dark but inviting street in what's an ever evolving Delhi downtown. Go.

I was visiting a friend that just moved to Delhi. I had two weeks of great food from Delhi and…read moreAndes New York. Let me cut to the chase and say this was the most amazing food at the evening happy hour. Potatoes, fried and duck fat with a great seasoning, a mushroom dish, just the most flavorful and intense delicious bites ever. Several dishes just became a dinner of appetizers. Ambience was very pleasant. Great example of a Gastro pub dining. Friendly locals and a diverse crowd as well as servers. I loved it.

The pines is a stable when visiting the Catskills. Family had smashburgers and they definitely hit…read morethe spot!

Best Smash Burger and Fries in the Hudson Valley! High quality food, great service, and great…read morepeople. Don't hesitate and Che k out the gem of the Catskills!

what a gem of a bar! free parking, happy hour every day until 6pm ($1 off drinks and beers). They…read morehave a very small food menu. we grabbed the grilled cheese, it comes with a bag of chips. we liked it, but it needs more honey. great beer selection. the place is beautifully and interestingly decorated. the outdoor area seems chill. great service! would come back in a heart beat!

This place is very cute. Has some awesome decor inside and out. Very dive bar friendly vibe with…read moregreat live music. Reasonable beers and beautiful outdoor space. Come grab a beer and give it a whirl you'll meet a friend or two and enjoy the chill vibe.

Dandelion at Eastwind Oliverea Valley is a "farm to fork" concept serving seasonally inspired foods…read morein a warm, fireplace-accented dining room. We stayed the weekend at Eastwind Oliverea Valley and decided to stay onsite for dinner one night of our stay. For appetizers we ordered the charred sourdough, trout dip and Caesar wedge. We found the trout dip to be our favorite of the bunch. We split the dry aged double pork chops with apple chutney, parsnip pureé and squash for our entree which was nicely seared. We lingered after our meal to roast some marshmallows for s'mores in their fireplace. We loved Dandelion's cozy atmosphere and hearty fare. It's a perfect spot for dinner on a cold winter day

The restaurant is very cozy. There are windows surrounding the entire place with a nice fireplace…read morewhere you can roast marshmallows. We started off with the Cesar salad. The dressing was creamy and delicious. For the mains we had salmon with a soup base that was really really good. We also had mushroom Wellington which was also good. We also shared brussel sprouts. Everything was amazing.

We went to Hunter Tavern on a Thursday evening in the summer. There were only a few other people…read morethere. It's a pretty cozy dining area, very clean. The server, Stephanie, was very friendly and let us sit where we liked! I usually don't write reviews but I was blown away by my meal. I got a mocktail with ginger beer and blackberry and lime, and it was amazing with a generous portion (a whole 16 oz glass). I also ordered the dry rub wings (absolutely amazing - crispy, perfectly spicy, amazing house rub) and the grilled cheese and tomato soup (legitimately THE BEST GRILLED CHEESE I'VE EVER HAD). I wish I lived closer so I could come here all the time. On top of it all, the service was great, and our food came out super fast! Really loved this place.

Fireplace and rustic vibe are cozy. Heart food and solid coctails. Service was slow but still a…read moregreat spot for a cold night.

The best bar in Woodstock…read more I wish I could be a first time patron at small talk again, to relive the excitement I felt when I realized this would be my new favorite bar. I moved from Chicago and was looking for a new place to go get drinks after work. Tried many places until someone mentioned small talk to me. I tried the last word cocktail and it's been my go-to every single time I visit. We have tried the ciders, the flights, the food, cocktails and even asked for off-menu suggestions for shots and drinks and these mixologists get it right every single time. It doesn't matter who's behind that bar, is an all star crew, everyone's so nice, knowledgeable and quick. Shoutout to all of you. The place can get packed, but people move fast, with some patience you will be seated within 30 minutes. The lights are dimmed for more intimacy and with some luck you can go upstairs and see an art exposition on your way to the bathroom. If you want a place to decompress, hang out with friends, meet interesting people and make great memories, just become a regular at small talk :)

Excellent bar in Woodstock, NY. It's a cozy spot that seems to be visited by locals and tourists…read morealike. The server was extremely knowledgeable, and I had a green bean cocktail I never would've imagined would taste that good. They have a small food menu as well, but I didn't get a chance to try that as we were headed to dinner right after.

Stayed at Scribner's so naturally we had to check out the restaurant. Everything on the menu…read moresounded amazing and many of the options were gluten free. There are a bunch of fancy cocktails too and even mocktails. We ordered the beet salad with creamy goat cheese. My husband ordered the tile fish and I ordered the butternut squash risotto, which was out of this world. I was so full I had to force myself to stop eating it it was that good. Service was great, there was a 21 person party there but our food came out relatively quickly. All wait staff were friendly! Definitely a place to stop by even if for just a fun cocktail.

Food: 5/5 We stayed at Scribner's so ended up having…read morebreakfast and dinner at Prospect. For breakfast we had Prospect Plate ($19), Breakfast Sandwich ($16) and sides of avocado and eggs ($7 each). For dinner we ordered Trout Rillette ($19), Striped Bass ($37), and Prospect Burger ($25). Every bite was perfect. For a restaurant in the Catskills, I had no idea how the food would be and it turned out to be a major highlight of the trip. Service: 5/5 Zero complaints Ambiance: 5/5 The restaurant is very quiet and relaxing. The interior fits perfectly in the Catskills with all wood and a few fireplaces and floor to ceiling windows views of the mountains.