Clod beer and friendly people. Bar tender was attractive and amazingly kind. Everyone in the place…read morewas in a great mood and enjoying the vibe.. A must try.. for everyone.

Great place! Friendly, lots of food & drink options, cozy old feel to the place. Can't wait to go…read moreback for the music!

Worth the beautiful hour drive we took to check this place out. Great food (love the Lobster…read moreGrill cheese, hot honey feta spread and house fried chips). If you want a real hometown feel with great food, great prices and great drinks you should check out this fabulous place! Service makes you feel welcome and like family. We will be back.

Stopped in with family (+- 12:30) after hiking some of the AT and climbing Bear Mtn. FOOD: We both…read moreordered the Bella Burger, and it was very good, from the toppings to the roll. It came with a choice of fries, which I ordered, and or coleslaw, which is what my brother ordered. Unfortunately, my brother found a 2" triangular piece of a plastic bag in his coleslaw which put a dampener on the whole experience. They apologized and threw in our beers for free. (guess their coleslaw is not homemade?) They also had a good selection of local beers like the Naughty Nurse which was very good. SERVICE: Our server (Lo) was friendly and attentive. AMBIANCE: Nice small interior with a good-looking bar set-up, we sat outside and enjoyed the weather. Despite the plastic incident, we would go back because the food and outdoor experience was very good.

Very nice spot conveniently located in town. We were there late afternoon on a weekend. Folks kept…read morecoming in to enjoy a few beers. Brought a nice energy to see older and younger people hanging out. Comfy seating, lots of tables, good list of beers. Very happy we picked this bar purely for the Simpsons reference. (This as not a seedy bar, not in one bit)

My wife and I went here years ago and had a great time. But be warned, unless things have changed…read moreMoe's doesn't serve food. I think they will sell you a bag of chips. On the good side they let you bring in your own food, so grab a pizza down the road bring it in to Moe's and have fun !!

Great Dive Bar. The Owner/Bartender has so many great stories. Be careful of the shots from the jug…read morebehind the bar. They are crazy good & bad all in the same sentence. Lol

My boyfriend and I had a great time at Captain Kidds Inn.The bar is truly remarkable, has rich…read morehistory.Mike and Joanie (the owners) were friendly and hospitable! We can't wait to go back,make sure you order cherry bomb shots!

Pizza is great, the field green salad is always fresh and the staff is always friendly. What more…read morecould you ask for

Terrible service. Waited 20 minutes for service and never got anything,. Could hope services gets…read more Not good at all

I met up with some friends on an evening trip to Saugerties. We came to The Partition for some…read morelight bites and drinks before our nearby sunset kayak tour. First off, I love this little town. It's quaint but feels current, and very walkable. We arrived around 430P and had no issues with parking right across the street. Brandon with the aviation shades, was bartending and doing all the things. He was very nice. We ordered drinks and food with him, and he brought our order to our table. We kept the food order simple. Everything was really good and we shared all of the dishes. Wings - I ordered them sin salsa because I just love a good naked wing Street Corn Fries - these were really good, messy but good Meat & Cheese Board - simple charcuterie Pear & Truffle Flatbread - goat cheese, arugula, basil pine-nut pesto, and a balsamic glaze. This was amazing They have a decent variety of beers on and off tap, and a full bar. I had one brew with my food and it was all good. The vibe is super chill and laid back. The signage is funny, and bathroom is clean. They have a nice sized indoor/outdoor space, and host weekly events. I would definitely love to come back. When we finished up with our kayaking, we passed by again, and the place got packed and was bustling, even on a Thursday evening. Now that our friend had moved to the area, we have a good reason to visit more often. The area is a nice escape from the city.

Lovely spacious bar. Nice seating area out front and rustic trending industrial vibe inside. It…read morehas a juke box and some tvs. I came in on a Sunday afternoon and the bar tender was great. Friendly and attentive. I got the burger and it was very good. Side note- north Hudson peach cider was great

I visited Roe Jan Brewing, the atmosphere was very family oriented, the also have sitting outside…read morewith live music, I was told from the manager. I sat at the bar, the young girl was so friendly and kind. The food was amazing. I would highly recommend it.

Roe Jan was the perfect spot to end our brewery crawl! They have a full menu and tons of seating…read more They also had some live music the night we dined there. This place is absolutely huge, tons of outdoor and indoor seating. The staff is friendly but everything's ordered at the counter and you're given a buzzer for when your food is ready. My boyfriend enjoyed a flight of beer and I just stuck with water. We got the cauliflower crust pizza to start and it was shockingly delicious. Super crunchy and very tasty. I got the chicken sandwich and my boyfriend got the burger. Both were great! Glad we stopped by while we were in the area.

Had a lovely evening and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. We had the rib eye steak special which…read morewasn't as good as expected. More importantly we did not expect what it cost. The wait staff was very cordial but should have told us that the cost of the special was $175. We expected that the cost would be higher than usual but never expected $175. Both my partner and I reached out to the staff by email but neither of us got a response. Very disappointed.

Does Martha Stewart have mid taste?…read more The renowned homemaker and chef extraordinaire ranks Stissing House as her favorite restaurant, but when my husband and I visited, we thought the food was just ok. While I understand the concept behind their cuisine - traditional American flavors pared down to its truest form - I found the food to be, for a lack of better word, bland. Sure, this boils down to preference (I enjoy complex flavors with lots of seasoning), but it's hard for me to sing its praises when the chicken tasted like chicken with a pinch of salt, the pork tasted like pork with a pinch of salt, and the vegetables tasted like vegetables with, you guessed it, a pinch of salt. That's the point, I suppose, but it's a point my taste buds don't particularly agree with. That's not to say the quality and the craft was not at its best. I'll give it to them: the chicken was juicy, the pork skin crisp, the vegetables cooked to perfection (not overcooked, not too al dente, but just right). The biggest disappointment was the sesame puffs with ice cream. Seeing this on the menu, I thought, "Great, a complex flavor!" but was let down at first bite when I found that, alas, I couldn't taste the sesame at all. It tasted like a regular ol' ice cream puff slathered in too-dark caramel. It would have been better paired with black sesame ice cream, but I fear it wouldn't fit their menu's flavor profile. I'm not discouraging people from coming here. By all means, try it! It's a charming location, the food is well prepared, the ingredients premium. It just didn't wow me, and that's perfectly alright.

A smooth introduction to bourbon for me! A wonderful gift…read morefor the hard to buy friends who appreciate a home grown story and product!

Picked up the smoked maple bourbon at a farmer's market yesterday. Unlike most of the bourbons at…read morefarmer's markets or similar, this one is very good. Really liked the black walnut as well but purchased this one. They both have a nice edge to them along with the started flavor profile. And, that it's woman owned is a bonus in terms of the purchase. Glad to support them and also take home a nice bottle of bourbon. Cheers!

Wow, what a treat to experience Willy's Rum Room on its opening night! Well, technically the space…read moreitself has been open for some time now, it's just moonlighting as Willy's now. By day, you know it as the Mercantile, the small coffee shop/bakery attached to Wm. Farmer and Sons. Though small in size and in what it offers, Willy's is a formidable venue. The cocktail program was created by the guy who created that of Wm. Farmer and Sons, which is probably the best of its kind in Hudson. As you'd guess, all drinks are rum-based (feel free to order from the adjacent bar if you're not feeling rum but in my opinion, only pop in here if you're looking for some funky rum cocktails). I'm not typically into rum, but I can be swayed if a drink is good enough. Such was the case here, and it didn't surprise me. Come here for a pre-dinner cocktail or a nightcap and learn a bit about a spirit you might've not thought much about prior to visiting. Welcome to the scene! Came here with my bf on a Friday night. We were getting dinner at Wm. Farmer and Sons but arrived a bit early for our reservation. Our gracious host recommend that we hang by the bar, OR, try out Willy's, just through the entryway. We apparently visited on its opening night, and I hope it enjoys a good life here. The hostess informed us that the cocktail menu there was different than that at Wm. Farmer and Sons--all rum-based--but if we weren't feeling rum, the bartender could still whip anything up from the restaurant's main menu. As I mentioned, the space itself is teeny tiny. Standing room only--more of a place to stop in as opposed to posting up and staying awhile. Just like its parent restaurant, the vibe in here is cozy and welcoming. Let's get to the important stuff: drinks. Everything at Willy's is rum-based. Even if you're not a rum lover, don't just assume you'll prefer the cocktail menu at Wm. Farmer and Sons better. I usually go for whiskey or gin, but I was thrilled with what I tried here. That said, if you come here and for some odd reason decide that you want to stay in this space but order from the other bar, you can indeed do that. I just don't suggest it, because what's the point? Between me and my bf, we tried the Mai Tai (Jamaican Rum, Bajan Rum, Rhum Agricole, Fresh lime juice, Curacao, Orgeat, Overproof Rum float) and the Fish House Punch (Jamaican Rum, Cognac, Peach Liquer, fresh lemon juice, soda water). Both fun tropical drinks, nice for the beginning of spring. Expertly crafted and impeccably balanced. I suppose I preferred the Fish House Punch slightly, but they were both fantastic. I thought the peach/cognac pairing was quite nice, rich but still refreshing. They also offer a Daiquiri and an Old Fashioned here, with your rum of choice. I'd probably recommend exploring that route if you want to explore different rums and understand a bit more about what each type brings to the table. I know lots about gin and whiskey and don't care to know too much more about rum (plus I don't like rum-based, spirit-forward drinks so the old fashioned would be a no-go) so it wasn't for me. That said, the bartender here is as knowledgable as they come and I somewhat regret not asking him about his selection to learn a bit more. They've got some fun stuff here that's worth looking into. Cheers!