Great authentic farm store/coffee shop Serving great…read moresandwiches and cider doughnuts. They have lots of organic fruits and veggies and home made pies for sale. Great place to pop in when you're in the area.

Absolutely amazing business! Fresh and delicious meals make this a great place to stop! The staff…read morehere is very friendly and when the place is full of people! Great service and great atmosphere to have a meal, or meet up with friends, or find a new favorite vegetable!

Great small town fresh coffee and cafe foods. Muffins are homemade and delicious. Lots of choices…read more Great friendly service, quick to please and make changes to menu items to accommodate you. Very well appointed on a creek with outdoor seating and charming decor. A must stop in when in Broadalbin.

We've frequented this fantastically cute breakfast diner many times since it opened. Menu is…read moresolid, having all you'd expect. Prices are commensurate with diner establishments in the area. Highest marks on friendly, welcoming atmosphere! What could be better is turn-time: Meals are cooked one at a time, no matter how long the queue is (see pic). I've waited well over an hour when crowded so if you've got stuff to do, be aware. When not super busy, all is great and this is your sweet spot.

If you're the kind of person who genuinely loves coffee -- not just "needs caffeine," but…read moreappreciates what it can be when someone actually gives a damn -- Upstate Coffee is the place. This isn't one of those generic "we have espresso and oat milk" spots where everything tastes like it came off a corporate checklist. This is coffee that feels intentional. Like someone is behind it, obsessing over every detail so your cup comes out right. What makes Upstate Coffee special isn't just that it tastes incredible (it does), it's the fact that the owner cares in a way that's rare now. You can tell immediately this isn't a business built around shortcuts or trends -- it's built around pride, discipline, and hospitality. The type of person who isn't satisfied unless the product is perfect, and who treats customers like people, not transactions. And I don't mean "customer service smile." I mean the kind of care where it's obvious the goal isn't to sell you coffee... it's to serve you something the owner would confidently hand to his closest friends and family and say: "This is the best version of this product I can make." That's the standard. The coffee itself is next-level. The flavors are clean, balanced, and consistent -- not burnt, not bitter, not overly acidic for no reason. It's roasted locally with precision, and you can feel that difference immediately. There's a clarity to the flavor profile that's hard to find unless you're dealing with someone who understands roasting like a craft, not a production line. One of the things I respect most is that this is being done in an organic-certified lab environment, and they take it seriously. That might sound like a "small detail" to some people, but it shows the bigger truth: Upstate Coffee treats the entire process with care -- sanitation, accuracy, consistency, quality control -- like it matters. Because it does. You're not getting a random batch that tastes "close enough." You're getting something deliberately produced with real standards behind it. It's also just a great vibe overall. You can feel that the place is rooted in the community. It doesn't feel like an imported concept -- it feels Upstate, in the best way. Honest, hardworking, quality-first. The owner isn't trying to be flashy. He's trying to be excellent. And those are the businesses worth supporting. Bottom line: Upstate Coffee is the kind of place that raises your standards for what coffee can be. It's crafted with precision, roasted locally, made in a legit organic-certified setting, and backed by an owner who clearly has rare integrity and heart. If you live anywhere nearby and you aren't going here yet, you're missing out. And if you're passing through -- put this on your list. Five stars, without hesitation.

The best! Picked up a bag at the Wheelerville event and it was super. Gotta order more.read more

Omg! Their pastries are the best. Not a huge selection but the quality and size of them. My mom's…read morefavorite is the Boston cream. It looks like an eclair but actually isn't. My dad's is the half moon, or black and white as we call it. Huge and fluffy. I had the apple lattice pastry, not sure on real name. But it was light and flaky. Just enough apple and sauce. The don't have a huge staff due to size of space but they make up for it in kindness and smiles. Another little tip, if you go right as they close, they will give you a ton of free or discounted treats.

An ABSOLUTE MUST if you're in the area! We got 3 different donuts that were MASSIVE and an…read moreeverything bagel toasted and LOADED with cream cheese and our total was only $10 and some change! The filled donuts were FILLED whether it was raspberry or Bavarian cream. Service was extremely friendly and welcoming, but expect to wait in line as their pastries are sought after and employees are few. Super cute little spot with outdoor seating with a older rustic bakery feel inside. Literally could not have been better, especially for the price!

We loved Stagecoach. It's a nice little spot across from the Hall of Fame with lots of seating or…read morefor grab and go food and coffee. The staff was very friendly. The coffee is well made and strong. The food was surprisingly great, including the tomato bisque and curried chicken salad. The breakfast burrito was good and fresh, but could use some spice.

On a recent stay In Cooperstown this became our go-to breakfast spot. The egg sandwiches, avocado…read moretoast and pastries were great and we enjoyed the coffee (even bought a pound to bring home). The service was hit or miss, but they were quick to correct any issue. Though it was chilly, the outdoor patio looked lovely.

If you are looking for a classy night out in Northville, this is it. Good wine, craft beer, and a…read morevaried selection of small plates are what is on the menu. It is only open Friday and Saturday evenings, so plan accordingly. The inn is beautiful and the current owners have put a wonderful patio out in the lawn which overlooks the lake and the bridge. Some tables are interspersed with the more casual option of Adirondack chairs (how apropos!) and side tables. It is a very charming setting! The small plates are a somewhat odd assortment (Asian noodles and Mediterranean flatbread pizza?) and everything we ate was good but not necessarily great. But let me lay it out there for you: the dining options in this region are extremely limited! This is the only place for miles and miles attempting to do something sophisticated and they are probably smart to keep it simple and accessible.

We stayed at the Inn at the Bridge for 2 nights and had dinner at Lulu's both nights. After the…read morefirst night, it was a very easy decision to come back for more. Night 1 - sat outside with great view of Lake Sacandaga in every direction, ordered: steamed clams, fish tacos, fish cakes, a delicious eggplant dish, a hanger steak, side salads, and flourless chocolate cake for dessert. Everything was absolutely delicious. Night 2 - sat in beautiful dining room, ordered: cheese board with Charcuterie, a gourmet salad, quesedilla and seafood stew. Again, everything was amazing. The owners are also wonderful. Seems like a great place to hold an event as well. Great craft beer selection, wine, and gourmet coffee. Can't wait to go back for more!

Stopped in last week for the second time. I had a plain coffee. My wife had a matcha latte. Both…read morewere good. Lots of tempting baked goods although neither of us had any. Inside is small but cute. The service was friendly and efficient. I happily go back.

Graham's is such a gem and it's probably good I don't live closer! The environment is so fun and…read morestaff has consistently been very friendly and helpful each time I've been here. The homemade coffee syrups are really good and I also love that they have some on site to purchase to use in your coffee at home! They also always have really unique latte specials that are unlike anywhere else. They have excellent baked goods and I can't help getting one every time! It is small inside and can get busy but it is a very special place and it's easy to see why it is so loved.

Got the More Gore per the recommendation from Izzy herself (not sure if that's right, I'm just…read moreassuming) and it was a simple sandwhich executed perfectly. Wrapped in paper, vintage deli style, loved it. Sandwich didn't last long enough for a picture, it came out quick and disappeared quicker. If you are coming through, stop and get something, it's absolutely worth it. They roast their own coffee too. Didn't get a chance to try it, but the whole experience was great. I'd imagine the coffee doesn't dissapoint.

Small menu but good choices and delicious food. I had an egg sandwich on their home baked bagel…read more Very good. Buddies had breakfast burritos and lined them. They roast their own coffee. I had decaf and it tasted like a light roast. Cute place. I will go back whenever I'm in the area

Keep Right Cafe is a casual breakfast & lunch cafe located across the street from the Rose Brands…read morecandy plant. Formerly Honey Girls, Keep Right Cafe is named after the famous Canajoharie "dummy" traffic light with "Keep Right" painted on the base, which was located around the corner at the Church & Mohawk intersection several years ago. There are plans to have the "dummy" traffic light restored and returned to its original location soon. The cafe has a very welcoming and homey atmosphere with decorative floral pattern covered chairs at the tables, counter seating and 2 soft black chairs with coffee table near the flatscreen TV. For food, they offer all-day breakfast bowls & paninis, frittot, overnight oats, Greek yogurt parfaits & bowls, paninis, grain bowls, salads, broths, energy balls, and waffle balls. For drinks, they have organic coffee & tea, smoothies, and Italian sodas. The prices seem pretty reasonable. They also sell gifts including Keep Right Cafe apparel. I stopped by Keep Right Cafe for takeout recently. I was greeted as I walked in. I ordered a Chicken Caprese Panini ($8.50 plus tax) and Waffle Balls ($6.50 plus tax), which was ready to go in 10 minutes. The hot pressed panini had tender pieces of chicken breast, roasted red pepper, pesto, melted mozzarella, balsamic glaze, olive oil between warm chewy bread. The waffle balls (7 balls on a wood skewer) were served very hot covered with cinnamon sugar & powdered sugar and maple syrup for dipping. Both the chicken caprese panini and waffle balls were outstanding! I would definitely stop back in here if I'm in the area. Hopefully, the "dummy" traffic light in Canjo will be reality again soon.

Stopped here it's my adult daughters and two dogs for lunch today. The service was excellent and…read moreconsiderate of our dogs as well: they gave them dog treats!! Coffee was excellent. I had the fancy panini and it was so good!! My daughters had the cordon bleu and the gravy master special. All of us were very pleased and satisfied. And we even tried the raspberry island drink for the road: perfect!

I was super sad they advertise they are open until 9, but they are not :(. You can get a coffee at…read morethe Marriott kiosk but the lady said it's different.

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.