I've been going to the Crossroads since I was a kid. As an avid fisherman they always have exactly…read morewhat I need. The food is also soo fantastic! From breakfast sandwiches to subs for lunch, 100/10 every time. The store itself is really cute and inviting. There is the deli on the first level, sporting goods on the bottom level and on the top level a little gift shop with great options for clothing and hiking apparel. Staff is always very friendly. This place has that ADK charm you hope to find.

For the outdoors enthusiast, Crossroads is the place to go in the area. Large selection of hunting,…read morefishing, hiking, and camping equipment. I was very happy to see a section in the fishing area devoted to Hinckley spoons, including the renowned 88's which, to me, are the best lures for attracting lake trout. Crossroads also sells live bait. Their worms have more squirm, and their shiners are finer. Prices reasonable. A smallish breakfast area, but their sandwiches are eggggcellent. Even gas prices, considering Crossroads is a bit off the beaten path, are comparable to the Stewart's on rte 8. And my friend, Locomotive Breath, who never passes up an opportunity to patronize a bathroom, says the men's room is clean and the "bathroom tissue" (toilet paper) is 2-ply! We always visit Crossroads when in the area. Highly recommend! 5 stars!

Came here a few times while I was staying down the road from here on vacation. They have a pretty…read moreexpansive menu. The first time I tried the salted maple latte iced- it's with oat milk. It was good. My sister had a matcha with vanilla and seemed to enjoy that. The other time I had the blueberry pancake latte- by far my favorite drink. I make something similar at home so I really enjoyed this. The prices are a bit high but it's one of two legitimate coffee shops within 20 miles that is open regularly so I was willing. It's a nice space with plenty of seating and a nice quiet area to work if needed.

Food and coffee were great! Very friendly staff and service was super quick. I went to do the old…read moreman grunt, hike up the pants, and have a seat when they already called my name with my coffee! Latte was great, not overly sweet or synthetic tasting. My wife and I got two lattes and breakfast sandwich/bagel. All came out to 30 something n change after tip.

Located in a cute off just off the bridge from the Sagamore. Plenty of parking and part of the same…read moreshopping center as the little grocery store. They had apple fritters with icing on top, a jelly toast cookie (asked what that was and got it and it was sooo good), donuts, apple pies, muffins and then menu to order your sandwich, bagel.

Great local spot for breakfast. Tons of options and baked goods. There's a bit of a line but they…read moremove quickly. Bagels were good and the kids enjoyed the baked goods.

Hidden in the back of the Pine Cone Mercantile store, a business that shares both the address and…read morethe phone number, is a scratch bakery that specializes in artisanal breads. The loaves usually sell quickly, so it's best to show up early. My sister clued us in on the place and as we walked by shortly before they were closing at 4 pm on a Saturday in August, there was a tent sign outside showing a variety of breads crossed off and two remaining. Sure enough, there were not only just two flavors left in the display case, there were only two loaves. We purchased the sourdough with cherries and pecans. As we were paying for our purchase another customer came in and bought that last loaf. When we got back to my sister's house we sliced the bread to try it. It was absolutely delicious! I also understand that scones and croissants are made on the premises by the owners. My sister actually reserved some for pickup the following day. (Unfortunately, we will have left for home by then.) I did also spy a case with a variety of cheeses - next time. It's my understanding that this is a husband and wife operation. The husband makes the breads and the wife makes the scones and croissants. The wife is also responsible for the operation of the home furnishing store (Pine Cone Mercantile) that you will walk through to get to the bakery. Go ahead, just try to not be tempted to buy something in that store also as you pass through. Their Facebook page says they are open 10 am - 5 pm Thursday - Monday. However, they were closing at 4 pm the Saturday that we stopped in. I suggest calling them before going.

What a wonderful upgrade for Main Street, Mayberry! Aunt Bea doesn't have to bake her own bread any…read moremore. The previous review tells all the particulars well: fresh store-baked breads and sweets, along with coffees, cheeses and some other tasty, high quality products. Thanks for opening your business here in Schroon Lake!

The best latte I've ever had in my life! Matt really knows his coffee and is passionate about…read moreproviding good service and flavors. Hands down the best coffee shop in the area.

I was craving a great Chai latte on our drive from Vermont to Kittery, Maine from some boiled Maine…read morelobster. Went to two tea shops but they were both closed her business. Went to Royal Oak coffee in the hopes that they might have that would feel the bill. They DID!!! The barista, who I assume is the owner, made the most exquisite London Fog for me. I could not have been happier. Thanks!

Ambiance was cool. There were a decent amount of people there at 8am on a Sunday but didn't take…read moretoo long to order. We got an iced matcha lemonade which was decent but not what we expected (we haven't had one, but decided to try) Everything else we had that was espresso based was delightful.

Really amazing food! We stopped in on a Sunday morning for an early lunch. They were packed! I…read moreordered the ham and cheddar panini. It was perfectly crispy and they do not skimp on the ham! I also got a mango smoothie which was good and reasonably priced. Everything came out fairly quickly despite the rush. There was a long line for the bathroom the entire time we were there due to the lunch crowd. Great spot for sandwiches and coffee!

Ridiculous service. We waited 40 minutes just for the counter staff to grab food that was already…read moreprepared. Serving cold soup here apparently seems completely normal. Customers clearly don't feel welcome at this location. If you don't want to leave frustrated, I'd recommend going somewhere else.

They didn't even use a legit shot of espresso for my iced latte. It was something that came out of…read morethe fridge. The service wasn't good...the lady working seemed like she was rather annoyed to take our order.

Another awesome Breakfast at the most popular breakfast place in our area! And it's just down the…read moreroad from us! All their pancakes are amazing, even though with my sodium issue I only get a taste of my husband's. My ole favorites were Pumpkin and their classic Sugar & Spice with the perfect amount of sweetness and spice mix. I wish they would serve saltless grits! That would make this girl happy! I only eat a couple of the potatoes, they are very tasty however salt is used or the rest of you wouldn't be eating them....am I right! Of course, my eggs were cooked perfectly! I keep forgetting you have ice cream! They also have many local theme items for sale and don't forget to not head home with Vermont's local Maple Syrup! If you came in March you will get to see the sap being processed into syrup!

I've been coming to Killington for years in the summer. We most often eat at the Backcountry Cafe,…read morewhich is a good large hearty (but not heart healthy) breakfast restaurant. We finally decided to try out S&S and I found it good, but not worth the 5 stars everyone gives it pancakes = well cooked, round, pretty standard. don't get 4 pancakes unless you want be in a pancake induced coma. also, they put a literal small ice cream scoop size of butter on the pancakes. Only IHOP does that and it's way too much butter. If you are eating all of that butter, you might need an extra dose of lipitor. Toast = kind of boring S&S pancakes = kind of tasted like pancakes with cinnamon sprinkled on top. Home fries = those were good I was there with two 16-year olds who both thought the food was "mid". I did see a small girl sitting with plate in front of her that had a waffle with ice cream and whipped cream piled so high, that it was almost as tall as her. Her eyes were huge and she was trying to figure out where to start. That waffle looked pretty good and as I passed the table, her dad was leaning in to "help out and keep the plate clean". They sell a lot of baseball hats and t-shirts.

My belly has been bothering me, so I needed something gentle for breakfast. We went to the Vero…read moreCafe specifically for the oatmeal listed on the menu on their website. The less-than-friendly cashier said they don't serve that anymore since they moved. (Well, update the pictures and menu on your website!) We got egg sandwiches instead. They were nothing to write home about. Also got a healthy-ish-looking scone that was just ok. Bagels looked yummy, but I didn't think my belly would like that. Overall, the place was super crowded, noisy, and the food was lackluster. We'll go elsewhere tomorrow.

Aside from having great coffees with a lot of variety, delicious pastries, and some bagel…read moresandwiches that looked really good, they were playing The Marias when we walked in so they get 5 stars automatically.

Stopped for lunch. The cafe is open for lunch and breakfast. They have indoor and outdoor seating…read more The outdoor seating is a screened in room. The first thing I saw was the balcony g coffee roaster and the smell of beans.. they have sandwiches, paninis ,and breakfast. I had a monte cristo and my sister had a grilled chicken with avocado. The service was a little slow but we spent the time watching the dog next door chase a squirrel. The food was good and generous for the price

Such a hot day today, so I got two small plates: Cafe Caprese and the Burrata with Shrimp and…read moreScallops These were both ok - not amazing. The shrimp were overcooked but the scallops were perfectly cooked. The Burrata was just ok, a little watery/curdy. It's an odd combination so I had to try it. The Caprese had spinach and roasted red peppers on it. Staff were excellent!! Server, helper, hostess They have nice gluten-free and vegetarian menu options so a whole star for that! Wine selection was decent. They had some non-American options by the glass (American wines give me a headache!) They do not have a full bar. They have some special cocktails but all were too sweet for my keto diet. Olive oil on table was past its prime. This really should be brought out fresh for each new customer, not left on he table ho absorb the sun and heat. Ample parking This is a well-cared-for restaurant in a tough market so kudos to the owner.