A nice spotless coffee shop with an incredible menu. It does get crowded and wait times can be a…read morelittle slow at times, but the quality makes up for it completely. My only real wish is that they opened earlier in the morning so I could grab a bite before hitting the hiking trails.

Adorable little market/concept store and cafe! There are not an abundance of good coffee spots in…read morethe area and this one didn't disappoint. Good quality espresso and I loved their seasonal apple pie latte! We shared a meatless breakfast burrito and zaatar home fries which were yummy. Harissa ketchup was a standout! Quite a high price point for portions in my opinion but I did like the flavors. Many cute things to puruse and spend your monies on while you wait!

The food is ALL good because it is cooked with care and without error or too much seasoning, almost…read morelike grandmother's fare. Breakfast lunch or dinner items, all will satisfy even the pickiest eater. The service is friendly, inviting and impeccable on timing when one is very hungry. The owners, wonderful married couple who care about their "family" close by in the neighborhood OR in my case almost 500 miles away. My kitchen away from home is delicious. Ambiance is good old traditional 'diner' style without the counter or stool seats, comfortable windows seats and tables seating as many as 15 per shift. I visit here everything I come upstate to my second home, you should as well.

We ordered two sandwiches and it took 45 minutes for us to get them. There were three other groups…read morethat came in after us and they all got their food before us. One of our orders was a Buffalo chicken wrap and we got a turkey wrap with no sauce.

Kitchen gets it right every time. My fav spot- all mine!!…read more where I meet all my neighbors and friends

What a small time vibe. A great spot for my breakfast or shall I call it lunch…read more Service was quick and friendly. I enjoyed the herhonkson omelet and it was big and filled. I like an omelet that scrambles and mixed it all in and cooks it. The biggest surprise they automatically ask you if you want onions and peppers in my homefries HEY of course I do. Seems like most places omit that over the past umpteen years. Everything was good on my part. My friend had a reuben and fries and came with coleslaw and she said it was ok. I didnt get any muffins, cake or pastries but they sure looked delicious

Such a great atmosphere and very warm and friendly staff, family owned and operated. The food is…read morestellar, highly recommend the French onion burger

We were in the area for a hike and were hungry so we stopped by for some food. We didn't have to…read morewait to be seated. They have a great indoor & outdoor dining area. The service was prompt & friendly. There were a few vegan, vegetarian options and we were happy to avoid any plastic. I was even able to bring my dog to hang outside and the sever brought him some water. The portions were generous and the food was very good although a little greasy. I would definitely eat there again and recommend you checking them out if it's convenient.

Stopped in on our way to vacation bc my husband has been asking for their fried chicken breast. So…read morehe got his chicken order and I tried the chicken biscuit with French fries. Everything was so good! Lunch came out to $40 (he got an extra fry) which is a great value for this area. This is not big restaurant delivery frozen food here, everything was homemade and the fries were fresh cut. Really good spot.

Good service but a super greasy burger (sliding off of the bun)…read more Definitely wouldn't return. Also I had to ask for the table to be wiped down upon sitting down.

I wholeheartedly recommend Borland for anyone looking for a delicious brunch, and especially so if…read moreyou're looking to dine in a cozy and beautifully atmospheric historic setting. We've enjoyed everything we've ordered here, and just gotta add some special praise for the fried chicken and waffle sandwich + the pearl sugar waffles. We've dined here for brunch on two separate occasions, and here's what I recommend: - Be sure to make reservations, especially if there'll be more than maybe 3 people in your party. Cozy in this case also means limited seating, and actually I'm not sure if they take walk-ins. You can make reservations on their website. (They do also offer outdoor seating, weather permitting.) - Get the pastry tower! Actual selection appears to rotate, and we've enjoyed the varying assortments we received on each separate visit.

We stood in the back loft during mothers day weekend. The loft was added and was starting to show…read moreits age. Although the rooms were clean, there were spiders and ants everywhere! We figured it was probably due to the rain. Owners and caretakers are very friendly. Centrally located to the town and Mooka Moon, which is why we came to visit! Mothers Day brunch was nice. Overall, if you were visiting that area, great place to stay!

The food is made fresh and is truly delicious. Love their grilled vegetables sandwiches.read more

Iron Cafe has a decent selection of food, and while the menu offers good variety, the overall…read morequality was average and didn't really stand out. The biggest drawbacks were the atmosphere and the condition of the restaurant. The space has an outdated feel, there was a noticeable musty odor, and the dining area didn't appear as clean as it could be, which took away from the experience. Another inconvenience is that they only accept cash. Although there is an ATM on-site, customers shouldn't have to withdraw cash just to pay for a meal. In today's world, offering debit and credit card payments--or other electronic payment options--is simply an expectation and would make the experience much more convenient. Overall, the food was okay, but the ambiance, cleanliness, and cash-only policy make it difficult for me to recommend or return.

Post a hike in the Shawgunks, we were hungry and saw this place got good reviews. We were a bit…read moreearly (dinner starts at 5), but we're seated quickly inside where it was very quiet. It looked like a store rather than a restaurant, but the waitress came by with two menus. We ordered the beets and a cornbread. I wasn't sure if the cornbread was gluten free but my husband said it was good. The beets were great -- spicy and savory. For main courses, he had the halibut and I had the shrimp -- I thought the halibut was tasty (I had a couple bites) and the shrimp was okay (not as much my sort of thing -- I liked the corn but maybe too much dill for me? My husband liked the dill though...) It really is a no frills place though with good food.

The food was delicious. I had the quiche with a lettuce side salad; the spinach artichoke &…read moreParmesan cheese quiche was fresh, hot and tasty. Melted in my mouth.The flavors together enhanced each other perfectly. The person working the cash register and taking the order was very kind and pleasant to communicate with, I arrived a few minutes before 11am and I am thankful I did because as soon as my order was placed the customers started entering one right after the other. People were happy as they entered. The place had a vibe of a friendly welcoming place to eat. I will be going again and become one of the familiar faces that arrive regularly. Cheers !

Layla in Wurtsboro feels like the kind of family-owned place that has real potential, which made my…read moreexperience there all the more disappointing. When I arrived, the welcome felt noticeably cold. I ordered the advertised lemonade, hoping for something refreshing, but what I received tasted as though it had barely a trace of syrup. It was essentially missing the flavor that makes lemonade lemonade. While I waited, the person working there seemed more engaged in conversation with a local customer than with someone new to the establishment. When I tried to ask questions about the place and learn a little more about it, the answers were brief and distant. There is a difference between being busy and making a guest feel as though they are an interruption, and unfortunately, my visit leaned toward the latter. Small, family-run businesses often become memorable because of the warmth behind the counter--the simple feeling that someone is glad you walked through the door. Layla may have that potential, but on this particular visit, I left wishing there had been a little more hospitality, a little more attention to what was being served, and a much better glass of lemonade.

I don't know if they were having a bad day today or what but what we experienced here was almost…read morelaughable. We were promptly greeted & told we would be seated , then they proceeded to ask someone already seated at a table to get up so we could all sit there, I was astonished. We were left at our table for 15 minutes without anyone taking our order ( they were not busy) & were about to leave when someone finally came over & took our orders ( they were out of empanadas , out of avocados & no home fries) Our food came out after another long wait and my husband's food was gross & he didn't even eat it. Nobody came to check to see how anything was or how we were doing. When he ordered coffee it came out in a paper cup - ok no big deal but the creamer came in a small plastic cup that you put a side of ketchup in for fries? At this point we just wanted to leave - check please -

We are locals and love this spot, the people working it, the whole place works really well, and…read morethis neighborhood definitely needed it. We are usually here for dinner&drinks, but on a holiday came for breakfast, everything as delicious as our nights here. I had the avocado toast and I left stuffed! The Paris Fog tea was very good.

What an eclectic array of decorative styles for this place! We had a party of six who was visiting…read morethe area and there was something for everyone on the menu. The place has several tables and they were busy, the food came out hot and fresh. And their drinks were delicious!