We were traveling through and looking for a place to eat and we're fortunate enough to have found…read morethe Forty Six for lunch. We ordered the asparagus soup, which is the special today and the mussels. Everything was excellent. Besides excellent food, the restaurant has a charming Adirondack mountain vibe. Very friendly staff as well. This will be our stop every time we travel through Keene.

Excellent service. Beautiful atmosphere. Delicious and FRESH food. We had the open faced Turkey…read moresandwich and chicken BLT. I love that they offered us to go cups for our coffees.

Another great meal at this lovely restaurant. this time I tried the chicken avocado sandwich. It…read morewas really good. I haven't been here in five years and it's just as good as it was when I was here last time. Whenever I'm in town, I will definitely come here.

Needed a place to stop for something to eat and drink. This was the closest place and it ended up…read morebeing a great little stop. We were in the mood for lunch and they were only serving breakfast that Sunday. So, we opted for the most lunch-ish thing available that wasn't too heavy. Bagels and cream cheese. They were perfectly toasted and there was plenty of spreadable cream cheese. It made for a perfect light lunch. I don't eat eggs, so it did limit my options. If you do eat eggs, their breakfast dishes with eggs look amazing. Of course, we tried the coffee. It was very good and we loved the mugs. The place is rustic-charming. The service was good. It's a busy place. We loved the regulars who stopped in and didn't even need to say what they wanted. The servers already knew. The service is good but slow. Not sure if that's because they were busy or if they're just not the type to rush things. The bathrooms are clean. There is an up-charge for credit cards. It's hard to resist buying mugs and coffee to take home. The cookies were so hard to resist we bought some to keep us snack-happy on our travels. Definitely a good place to stop.

Absolutely adorable shop with staple and unique food and personal care items. This was a great…read moreplace to pick up some cute holiday gifts (fancy dish towels, things for making craft cocktails at home, soaps, etc). They also make baked goods in the store. I loved that each item had the simple ingredients listed with it on the name-- this made it easy for needing to ask if you have food allergies, but also terrific to see that the treats are made with basic ingredients like you'd use at home! I tried a snickerdoodle whoopie pie with cream cheese icing inside. The cookies were perfect and the frosting was a bit on the super sweet side but that's how I like my frosting so it was delicious! My mom got a slice of pie- the flavor was pretty good but since it was kept in the fridge, the crust lost a bit of the crunch/flakiness. We bought a take and bake frozen raspberry pie for the next time we have guests over. Mom also got a brownie, which she said was very good as well. The wide selection of pre made salads and sandwiches looked great as well as the large selection of take and bake meals and side dishes. This is my favorite type of a local gem to discover. It's a perfect spot to stop on the way to or from Lake Placid. I actually visited twice in the same day! It's open Friday-Monday (as of when I visited in November'23). I think I'll actually head back to that area next weekend and stop back in to pick up a few gifts and some more baked goods! Update--- We also did end up going back to the shop the following weekend for some more shopping. Customer service could use some improvement. **As I said in my main review, we bought a frozen pie to take and bake. We baked it for Thanksgiving l there was no scent while it baked which was unusual. It wasn't the prettiest looking when it came out of the oven. More unfortunately, no one liked it! My mom said it was the worst she's ever tasted. The crust was so thick and the filling and crust both had a strange aftertaste. This was very disappointing because the treats we had in the store were delicious. If the review was based only on the pie, I'd be a 1/5 stars.

Always reliable and delicious! Today I grabbed a Buddha salad loaded with veggies and ramen with a…read morespicy peanut dressing. Fabulous! Best of all, I could race in and find the perfect lunch; I actually had a tough time choosing as the tempeh also looked delish. The only tough part is walking past the amazing desserts. You must be strong to resist!

I can see why the pies are famous! "Raspberry rhubarb cheese crumb" had all of those flavors,…read moreseemed to have fresh fruit, and cheesecake top in a pie is certainly unusual. Why not 5 stars? The pie isn't as good as when my mom makes strawberry rhubarb pie :) My dining companion enjoyed his pancakes.

Menu prices are frozen in the past. It was so cute to see friend groups in their hiking boots…read moresharing a breakfast meal. Cozy off-road diner vibes. I'm sure anything on the menu would slap after a long hike.

Family owned, great service, French toast is to die for (they make homemade bread cut thick and…read morecooked perfectly). They only have 6 or so tables, food is served on paper plates with sturdy plastic cutlery and plastic/paper cups, but if you can look past that it's well worth eating there. They also make their own baked goods (again always yummy). We stop every year we come to this area just for the French toast. Give it a try and you will not be disappointed. I have personally sent 8 people there for breakfast (just make sure of the hours and days they're open), no one has ever comeback disappointed. Really wish I could give them more than 5 stars!!

This was the best service and food we had all weekend visiting the lake placid area. We had extra…read morecrispy bacon, French toast and OJ. Shout out to the chef everything was perfection. Hidden gem! 1000% a small town mom and pop vibe built into the downstairs of what looks like an 80s/90s home with matching wall paper border. Entrance is on right side of building, there's definitely a smaller seating capacity, one large booth that could fit maybe 6-8 people. Other than that a couple 4 person tables and a small counter bar. Service was efficient. All dining is on disposable plates and plastic silverware. Perhaps saving water in the dry season.

Capisce Coffee & Espresso Bar: A Lake Placid Essential…read more If you're looking for a coffee experience that matches the beauty of the Adirondacks, Capisce Coffee & Espresso Bar is a must-visit. From the welcoming "a place upstate" Adirondack chair out front to the cozy, shingle-sided exterior, this spot perfectly captures that rustic, high-peaks aesthetic. But it's the quality of the brew that truly sets it apart. The Espresso The espresso at Capisce is a masterclass in balance. It's rich and full-bodied with a velvety crema that hints at the care put into every pull. You won't find any bitterness here--just a smooth, complex shot that serves as the perfect foundation for their signature drinks. The Lattes Whether you need to warm up after a chilly morning at the lake or cool down after a mountain bike ride, their lattes are top-tier: Hot Lattes: The milk is steamed to a perfect micro-foam consistency--silky, sweet, and light. It blends beautifully with the espresso, creating a comforting drink that feels as artisanal as the surroundings. Iced Lattes: These are exceptionally refreshing. They manage to keep the espresso flavor front and center without letting the milk or ice wash it out. It's the ideal companion for a sunny afternoon on the patio. The Atmosphere There is something uniquely relaxing about grabbing a drink and sitting among the trees and rocks outside this cabin-style shop. It's clearly a favorite for locals and travelers alike, and for good reason--the "upstate" vibe is genuine, and the coffee is world-class. The service is full of happiness. Final Verdict: If you are in the Lake Placid area and take your caffeine seriously, Capisce is the place to be.

Capisce is such a cute coffee shop. I love the look, ambiance, and decor inside. It is small so be…read moremindful of busy hours as I can see it getting crowded easily. The employees were friendly, and our stuff came out fast. I got an iced latte with maple syrup and soy milk, my boyfriend got a salted caramel iced latte with vanilla cold foam, and my friend got a drip coffee. The coffee was so good! The only reason I'm not leaving 5 stars is because my friend got the savory cheese twist and it tasted stale, dry and not like cheese :( but the quiche was very good he said. Overall I'd definitely come back for more lattes! I'm happy to have tried this on a trip to Lake Placid.

Everything was great! My bestie and I ordered the soup of the day and spring rolls as well as two…read moreorders of musscles . The enclosed porch outside was perfect for a nice, warm spring day, and there weren't too many bugs. My only complaint is that, even though we had purchased multiple dishes and ordered wine (the cost adding up to $100 between both of us) the server had manipulated us into ordering extra bread. "It's a common request" she had said without telling us it would cost extra. There was no need to swindle an extra $8 off of us, just simply tell us it is an extra charge. That was my only gripe, other than that service and food was excellent.

Best place in the area. Never had a bad experience. Great, creative food Salads burgers, excellent…read moreseafood and steak also many other dishes . Efficient service Love the appetizer specials and seafood chowder also save room for delicious desserts. Bread pudding made by the chef is outstanding. Beautiful dining room (and inn) Takes reservations and early takeout too.

We stopped into Big Slide this evening for a spur of the moment Father's Day dinner. After going…read moreover the menu options we went with three kids meals, the Tacos Al Pastor, and the Chicken Quesadilla. Our server was Rylan, who was absolutely fantastic! He was polite, extremely personable, and gave a great recommendation to me on the quesadilla, which turned out to be spot on and was DELICIOUS! I couldn't stop saying how good it was. I also got a flight of 5 beers, which themselves were each unique and enjoyable. Overall we didn't expect much going to a Mexican themed restaurant at a brewery, but we left very impressed and happy we gave it a go. Thanks to Rylan and the kitchen, we had a great experience and would highly recommend giving them a try if in the area. Also I'd note that it was almost empty (A Sunday) when we arrived at almost 5:30, but by the time we left there wasn't an empty seat in the place. So it seems they got a good thing going here

Qué pasó? Big Slide…read moreused to be one of the best spots in Lake Placid to eat. Pub fare, but done really, really well. The switch to Mexican cuisine is puzzling and seems to be filing a market no one was asking for. The good news... it was incredibly easy to get a table on a Saturday evening, when you used to have to wait 30-45 minutes. The staple of any good Mexican restaurant? Chips and salsa to start. It seemed as though they dug in the bottom of the pantry and pulled out a bag from nine months ago to get us started. Fortunately, it was paired with some extremely mediocre salsa from a jar. What a perfect combination to not overdo it before your meal comes! Speaking of that meal, they quickly dropped some cool to maybe luke warm, far from authentic Mexican cuisine on our table. If you like your rice al dente and crunchy, put in an extra order. They might even remember to bring it to you. Thankfully they forgot ours and took it off the bill. The only hope is that they can pivot out of this as quickly as they changed into it. The lack of any Mexican flare beyond a few star decorations hanging from the ceiling should help with that. Otherwise, I can't see this place surviving. The beer was so-so at best, which was evidenced by the four people sitting at the bar during a World Cup quarterfinal match. The second star was earned by our friendly and understanding server when we expressed our concerns. I'm sure this change is taking money out of his pocket, which truly sucks for him. Please... give us the old Big Slide back.

Had a really nice breakfast in this cafe on Main Street in Vergennes, VT. Very extensive menu with…read morefood vegan options. You order at the counter and then grab a table. Plenty of room inside and a few tables out front. I had the breakfast tacos with sausage on corn tortillas and they were fantastic. Nice staff and fairly quick service.

I've been here about 7 times. I definitely would recommend. Great atmosphere for getting together…read morewith family or friends. The baristas are fast as well as the food arriving. I really love coming here for the delicious drinks and food, but the only downside is that sometimes I am disappointed with smaller portions because the quantity is inconsistent. Sometimes it's heftier and sometimes lacking. Side note: please bring back the curry tofu scramble!!! (All of them are great but that one was killer!! A request from multiple ;) )

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!

Origin Coffee delivers as both a coffee and a breakfast spot. We came late on a Friday morning and…read morewaited in line about 15 minutes but were able to find a seat right away upon ordering, even though the small space was crowded. -The Vietnamese iced coffee was delicious: bold and not overly sweet, though i did ask for slightly less sweetened condensed milk because it had been described to me as one of their sweeter drinks. -The breakfast burrito (scrambled eggs, black beans, sweet potato, poblano pepper, onions, cheddar, queso fresco) was eggy and cheesy, the flavors dominated by an addictive, fresh-tasting, slightly spicy tomatillo sauce.