Nicest people and beautiful cows! I was impressed with the…read morefarm and the staff. Thank you for allowing me to visit, Judy

You were so generous to donate to the food pantry. I received a 1/2 a gallon of milk last time and…read morehonestly it was the best milk I've ever had. Thank You for your generosity.

Lots of items to choose from even over 55 latte flavors hot, iced, milkshake…read more Friendly faces, home cooked meals, fresh food

Interesting cafe decorated with all 50's memorabilia including the waitress dressed in a 50's…read moreoutfit! This place is pretty small & has a lot of homemade baked goods. We chose instead to get eggs. Both our meals were very good & cooked perfectly. My husbands omelette was very big & he really liked the potatoes that came with his dish. When in the area, we would dine here again!

The best new addition to Sullivan County!…read more Sullivan Sundries is probably the best curated specialty foods store I've ever been to. Every product they carry is the best in category- from the red boat fish sauce to Frederick's & Mae cutting boards. I know the owner must have worked tirelessly to source all these amazing products to Jeffersonville and it did not go unnoticed. The staff were so nice. We really took are time selecting cheeses, and they chatted with us and provided samples. It created a really nice experience and we chose some great cheeses to enjoy on our getaway. They also have a barista and kombucha on tap - unfortunately we didn't get to try this as we had just had our coffee. Shoutout to the Fancy Ass Butter hat! PS there's an amazing home goods store in the back named R52 Home Catskills. Mid century modern meets Delaware River. Don't leave without stopping in and taking a look at their vintage and artisanal goods.

After giving you a good review at first, I'm disappointed in how you handled my return/exchange…read more Maybe you should keep your eye on your expiration dates

Had to make an emergency run to nearby Roscoe this past Sunday to pick up some half and half for…read moreour morning coffee. It's been years since I shopped at the Roscoe Supermarket based on past poor experiences. You can only imagine my consternation when I got home to discover that the half and half (which had an expiration of July 30th) was totally spoiled May the buyer beware...I strongly suggest that folks read the current customer reviews on Google. I wouldn't trust the freshness of ANY product with a sell by or expiration date from this establishment

Roscoe Supermarket is a great place to purchase most of your camping, hiking, or grilling needs…read more Needed to get chicken breast. Roscoe's was the closest grocery store, other than driving an hour to a major chain. They have everything you need to grill, all the essentials for cooking while camping, hiking, or fishing. Not a large selection of wine, but they have the main variety (Merlot, Cabernet, Pinot Grigio, and Chardonnay). Huge selection of beer, and NY craft beer, last but not least hard seltzer. They also carry a big selection of snacks, s'more ingredients, including the long stick to roast marshmallows. Firewood, snow removal supplies, cookware, outdoor grilling utensils. Definitely check this store out, you would be surprised at all the variety, they carry. Their prices are great.

A friend of mine was always raving about the chili from Ollie's. What she didn't tell me was that…read morethe other soups are just as rave worthy!! I got the chili topped with cheese and the house special African peanut soup. The chili with big cubes of cheese had tons of meat and a deep, rich flavor. Gobbled up with tortilla chips made it a meal! I had no expectations about the soup since I'd never heard of it. Loads of shredded chicken, tomatoes, butternut squash and yes, peanuts in a rich, creamy and savory base. Almost had a hint of coconut milk in it. Delish! A crusty hunk of bread would be a perfect pairing. There was another soup on the menu but I'll have to go back for that one. And I can't wait! Next time I'll eat there at one of the brookside tables. Maybe even try one of their wraps or loaded hotdogs. Cool little place just on the side of 17B under the bridge. So glad I stopped!

Good casual lunch spot. I liked the grilled chicken Caesar wrap, and the fries it came with were…read moregreat. Kiddie soft serve with rainbow sprinkles was solid.

Okay, first let me say that this place has the best prices hands down for pumpkins, mums etc. The…read moreworkers are very nice and usually have samples out for you to try . My only suggestion is that they try to clean the place up a little! They could make a killing if they just fixed their signage ( which needs some serious updating , even the signs on the backroads are faded and hard to see!) The photo op area is off to the side surround by weeds and just looks like a real mess - which is what I think keeps people and families away. I know it's a small family business but this is something that can be worked on in the off season. Just these little tweaks to your business could really bring in a crowd. Unless that's what you're trying to avoid- which I also understand . They also need to work on their social media page- especially Instagram. Things are often misspelled , the number of years they have been open often changes, or the odd pictures of the older son with his shirt off is kind of weird to me , especially on a pumpkin farm page. But just thought I'd give my 2 cents. Otherwise, I can't wait to stop up and get some pumpkins and mums!

It's not fancy and full of arts and crafts, but the prices simply cannot be beat on all…read moreitems...pumpkins (all sizes and colors!), squash (many varieties!), brussel sprouts (best I have ever had), peppers, tomatoes, apples, etc. The owners are very nice people and extremely helpful if you need it. Its not as far a drive for Binghamton area residents (as Jacksons and Iron Kettle) and the prices are much better.

I added this food establishment to my collection a while back, and it did the job. I stopped here…read moreduring my road trip and immediately knew this was the place to go. You'll see a small room with a cash register when you enter. To the left is a big room with tables, where you can sit yourself. The interior is charming. Tasha, my waitress (or owner), was straightforward and attentive. She was very welcoming, had a great personality, and chatted about life, including where you were from and traveling to. Not to mention, she said you're always welcome back. It's time for other businesses to follow this example. An automatic 5 stars for that!! The menu offers a lot, including quite a variety of specials. I'm willing to try anything. Make the stop along your (long) journey, and I will also.

We were looking for a place to stop off of 86 East for some food. Cozy Brook Cafe was right off the…read moreexit so we gave it a try. We found this place to be a hidden gem where the food was really good and the servers were so pleasant. Would definitely highly recommend them Also we couldn't believe how inexpensive the check was. You cannot go wrong. I was so impressed that I had to write a review for the first time ever.

Meet s the min requirements. I would much rather shop here instead of traveling out to a chain…read moremarket or Walmart but I find I have too. I don't mind paying a little more to support local but Peck's is more than just a little higher in price. Produce offerings miss the mark completely, higher priced and lower quality. Same for meat selection Staff is friendly and helpful

Since Peck's Market has been taken over by PSK, there has been an obvious lack of staffing at their…read morestores... Im not sure if that is the new companies business model but you can see the stress and aggravation put onto the employees. The lines to pay for merchandise and food is absurd for a grocery store. I used to shop at the Callicoon store quite often but am making it a priority not to shop at this or any other PSK stores. I have seen "lifetime" employees leave from this store because of the new stresses from this new business model. Its quite sad and i urge everyone to stop shopping here until the "higher ups" wake up and see they are destroying these small town grocery stores