We finally made it here for the first time and it did not disappoint. Food was all delicious with…read moreunique Jamaican inspired flavors. We really loved the wings! The lobster mac & cheese was really good, I liked the truffle. I asked my son his favorite thing and he said everything!! Service was attentive and loved the simple and classy, but playful decor great part of the community and we will be back!

Well worth the visit. I haven't had much Caribbean food before, but this restaurant absolutely blew…read moreme away. Here are some of the dishes I ordered that I would highly recommend: Fried Brussels sprouts: Perfectly cooked, with sliced grapes adding just the right touch of sweetness. Chicken jerky: The chicken was tender and well marinated, with a flavor I loved and had never tasted before， definitely worth trying. Oxtail: Rich and savory, with a flavor reminiscent of soybean paste balanced with a hint of sweetness. Surf and turf fried rice: Very generous portions, packed with shrimp and beef, and excellent value for the price.

Overall rating: 4.9…read more I want to come back every chance I can get. I had the most amazing burrata salad that I've been trying to recreate for the last few months. A reservation is definitely recommended given the farm's distance. The service was a tad spotty, but the place was very busy. I was on a time crunch, but would definitely want to explore a bit more. Highly recommend!

Loved everything about this place! Plant lovers dream! Hash,…read moreeggs in purgatory, bacon and omg the sunny chokes Malakai's outstanding service and a special nod to the gentlemen behind the bar who served the most amazing "one and done" After brunch, we popped into the market and brought home ALL of the goodness!

We've been going to Rustic Root for out early New Years Eve dinner for about 5 years now…read more Service is always excellent - Shout Out to the wonderful Mikaela!! The half chicken entree, the Torchiette were delicious. And the pumpkin cheesecake was a best ever. We are guaranteed to return.

We came here for brunch and ordered the following: -pumpkin…read morerice balls: these were amazing and I would definitely recommend ordering -spinach and artichoke dip: this was very good. I wish it came with chips rather than toasted pita because it was a little too heavy -French dip: this wasn't good. The steak was fatty and tasted reheated. Also I substituted truffle fries and they were way too salty. The overall restaurant was nice, but I wouldn't get the French dip.

My second time there. Awesome. Food, service, freshness, cozy and wonderful…read more The owner is so engaging and warm to every patron. Accept cash and cards.

Ive been going here since they opened. They used to sell pasta gr I understand coffees cards gift…read moreideas. They still sell paintings but high priced. I offered to have my paintings ld but they said just family can promote their paintings. The pruces6 are a bit hi but good food. Great dessert type sweets. I like their ruebens, bagels, most all. It gets crowded so go early. I had a latte coco and pistachio and nutella croissant. Very good . In summer I like their ginger lemonade.

Absolutely LOVED this place. I have food allergies, so it can be a challenge finding restaurants…read morethat can accommodate. I was easily able to find food I could eat, and it was sooo good. Also had the BEST cookie I've ever eaten, and it was GF and vegan! Super cute bakery, very cozy. We live in FL, so won't be back anytime soon, but would love to come again!

This place is a hidden gem! The level and quality of food this place is putting out for a side of…read morethe road establishment in Tuxedo is crazy! The bahn mi was phenomenal. First off, it's huge. The roast pork was cooked with love and attention and then sliced up in this heavily sandwich. It is a packed sandwich and can be a little messy but it tasted so good I didn't even care. This could 100% be shared or bring home for a second helping later! The salmon bowl was cooked to perfection and had with a nice Teriyaki sauce. If I had one "compliant" it might be that there was a little too much sauce on the bowl, but it was delicious. There was plenty of space inside and outside under a roof. So it's available rain or shine! Most people may not be on this road if you're a frequent thruway goer but it's worth a detour on the backgrounds of Orange County for this gem! Can't wait to get back there to try the baked goods!

We had my daughter's Sweet 16 party here at the beginning of the month. It was a wonderful event!…read more Connie worked closely with us regarding room set up and food and was always available to answer any questions we had during the planning process. The teens loved the food selections, the beautiful tree (great for photo ops) and the lay out with space to dance. Camila was on hand to assist us during the party and was so helpful and attentive!! Such a beautiful, warm and intimate space. We will definitely use them again for future events.

Love this brunch place. For a span of several months last year, we had a recurring pattern where…read morewe would eat at Willow and Whisk, and while seated at our table enjoying our amazing food, we would make our next reservation to dine again at Willow and Whisk two months later. (Reservations are not that easy to make last minute.) The restaurant is big and open but always busy. Kids get wax craft sticks to play with and bend into cool shapes, which I find very unique and cool. I feel like there is a difference between a diner and a true brunch place. A diner, of which there are numerous in New Jersey, is a establishment that churns out inexpensive, and potentially excellent, but very standard breakfast food - omelettes, pancakes, benedicts and the like. A true brunch place, on the other hand, offers things like lemon ricotta pancakes, cacio e pepe scrambles, mushroom thyme omelettes and shakshuka. Willow & Whisk is that kind of brunch place, and which is rare in New Jersey. The food options are varied, very tasty, and with good portion sizes. I love the shakshuka and the mushroom thyme omelette. Oh gosh, when is our next reservation again?

This place is definitely resting on its laurels. Very impressive when you get there but the actual…read morehotel part seems like an afterthought. Very randomly put together furniture pieces, ants in the room (came back to see my coffee cup from breakfast swarming in ants), and no refills on the soap which still come in the little bottles. Our room didn't even come with a Do Not Disturb sign. Also our windows had dew all over them and obviously had not been cleaned for awhile so we could not get a clear view outside. Housekeeping did a great job, though, and the shower got hot and had good pressure. No racks for your towel in the bathroom, though, so we had to hang on the shower door. Our mattress was nice a medium firm, I think we had to upgrade for it but it was worth it. Front desk was okay, not very friendly. When we left, the person at the front didn't say a word to us or ask how our stay was. Parking lot was frequently full with event guests, at least it's free. But bonus was there are fireflies! As an event venue, it was nice but the wifi caused issues with the photo booth which kept having to be reset because it wouldn't connect to the printer. Also the speakeasy room was obviously not very well kept, we even were treated to a millipede or a centipede crawling on the wall behind the guests as they sat on the sofa. For the amount guests pay, I think they deserve better.

MOLD!! Upon walking in, we were put into the lowest level of…read morethe mansion that smelled like water damage and mold. When looking at reviews online, it flooded six months ago and did not appear to have been handled. Only two out of our six room outlets worked. And they did not provide amenities to their customers. After arguing with the main desk we were moved one level up. Other than that, the scenery was well taken care of, and all though the pool closed early it was well maintained.

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

A nice setting for a snack, breakfast or lunch and going to a local farm. Near Storm King and Black…read moreRock Forest. I've been here a few times and will just add that the food isn't amazing and is typically slow to come out (not expecting that much given that the place is small and can get crowded). Today they had no real lunch items except for soup and a few pre-made sandwiches, all egg or breakfast items even after 11. I wouldn't order the avocado toast again; while the egg was made well, the avocado was spread pretty thinly and the toast very thin and ordinary. The chicken and Waffles with Sriracha maple syrup was pretty good and the gruyere, mushroom, spinach and egg sandwich as well. I think everything is fine, including the bakery, but nothing really stands out. $10 minimum for credit cards. They close on Mondays and Tuesdays. They don't have a big lot but do have overflow parking.

This is a very cute farm with cute restaurant, some shops, animals and produce. We came during…read moreblack friday and I guess this is end of the open season because we weren't allowed to roam the actual farm where produce is grown. But we had a lovely time seeing the animals, checking out the shops and having a bite to eat. I would definitely come back in the spring/summer

We stopped here for brunch before driving out for a hike, and it was pretty packed - I felt lucky…read moreto grab a table without much of a wait, but there were quite a few groups behind us. At first glance the menu appears vaguely Mexican-inspired, but the cafe's decor and ambiance gives more of a New American feel. I was pretty excited to dive into my burrata sandwich. For me, the dressing is make-or-break for any salad, and I was pleasantly impressed by the side salad here. I was pretty ravenous and happily downed the entire sandwich. On the other hand, the fries were a little thick for my preferences (though that's probably best to slow me down!). It was a solid choice. Just be aware that it's not a quick grab-and-go type of meal (though they do offer takeout), nor is it light fare. In contrast to the other spots we've eaten at in town, Oriole 9 did NOT charge a credit card fee.

We were wandering through Woodstock and needed a place to grab lunch. I happened to notice Oriole…read more9 and remembered hearing great things about it, so we decided to stop in there. The place was very crowded and resembled an upscale cafe with a small bar. The food was farm-to-table and reminded of something I might see in Los Angeles, as many of the menu items were healthy, hearty, and natural. I began with a Matcha Latte with almond milk, which was bold, earthy, and creamy. It was one of the better ones I had ever had. Similarly, I had an incredible Egg White Omelet with my additions of tomatoes, peppers, and mushrooms. It was super fresh, well-seasoned, and not at all greasy. It was served with a small salad of greens, carrots, and grape tomatoes. These tomatoes were a bit mushy, but I enjoyed the dressing on the salad. I also received Rye Toast, which seemed like it had come from a bakery, rather than a supermarket package. My companion had ordered a Pretzel Bun Burger with no cheese and a side of fries. However, since our server did not write down the order, we were a bit nervous. A few moments after, she had come back to the table asking if he wanted breakfast potatoes or fries, to which he repeated "fries". When the burger came, it looked amazing, but was also slathered with cheese, so he had to send it back. When the corrected version arrived, we were impressed with the thickness of the patty. He said the burger was excellent, and I loved the few fries I snagged. Aside from the ordering snafu, we had a great experience at Oriole 9! The menu was vast and offered something for everyone. I would definitely recommend giving it a visit.