Ordered ice cappuccino, basically turned out to be milk, coffee and ice. Tables had crumbs on it,…read morewhen we mentioned it they told us where napkins were all so we could clean it off. Meh.

Best coffee in Callicoon. No need to try anywhere else. Owners are kind. Nice place to hang out.read more

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.

Clean, vibrant establishment with great atmosphere. Food quality 3.5 out of 5 and has great flavor…read more All the food seems to be freshly made and if you're going that route try making your own fresh cut fries, believe me it makes a difference than frozen fries. But

First, I love the motifs throughout the Spotted Cow. A true cafe and grill that has great inside…read moreand outside seating. Set in a small but charming downtown this would be a frequent stop if I lived nearby just as much as it is when I drive through what they call Trout Town, USA. The staff give the essence of a family run business and are exceptional wait staff. The food and I recommend the Greek food, is terrific both well seasoned and plated. We had no less than three wait staff attend to our lunch. Hard to find places like this post 2020. We hope to see you again soon.

The Heron is the best restaurant in a 50-mile (probably more) radius. The menu is inventive and…read moreseasonal, food quality is consistently excellent, the team is warm and welcoming, the play list is on point, and it's always a treat to see how Marla (co-owner with her chef partner, Paul) has tricked out the space for holidays year 'round. Run, don't walk -- but first make a reservation. Tables are in demand, especially in summer when the river-view deck is open.

Excellent. Group of 3 and we had an amazing lunch during a snow storm. Got the pimento cheese to…read morestart, the toast was perfectly toasted yet soft. Got the brunch burger, fried chicken sandwich and corn beef hash. Everything was cooked perfectly. Drinks were delicious, would definitely go back when the river thaws out.

Still love this place. Clean and fresh! Excellent and friendly service. The best eggs in town!read more

Was in the area for an early morning appointment at the hospital and decided to come to Lena's for…read morebreakfast. We ordered French toast and meat lovers omelette. We enjoyed are food for sure. My omelette was amazing! The eggs were so fresh and creamy. When I'm back in area I will stop back in for breakfast again.

Brussel sprouts were good. Fish and chips and chicken were…read morevery undercooked for my taste and borderline disgusting -- could not finish them. Service was fine.

Such a charming spot in Jeffersonville. Tavern on Main has a cozy, inviting vibe, amazing…read morecocktails, and food that truly impressed us. The Salmon Cakes were so good, the French onion soup was comforting and flavorful, and the Korean BBQ ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender. We also loved the pan-seared salmon with its creamy lemon sauce. Everything felt fresh, well made, and thoughtfully prepared. Highly recommend for a special meal in the Catskills.

Stayed at the Auberge for few days last week. Enjoyed breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the Clay…read more Shoutout to James and Jacob for dinner hours Ana, Matt, Katie for breakfast/lunch Would definitely return

I unfortunately have mixed feelings about this place! I have been here many times and the photos…read moreare from a recent time where we got the $250 steak. So yeah as you can imagine this place is pricey and is definitely for a special occasion. On this visit we had exceptional service and they even brought us free caviar! I have seen them do this before. We had a girls night here one time and one of my friends got there early. As she waited they gave her a complimentary glass of champagne. This type of customer service is amazing and is what is expected of an establishment of this caliber. I mean a room at the hotel here will cost you about $1000 a night. So as you can guess it is not unusual to see celebrities here as well. Before I get into the food I will tell you what made me give them 3 stars. One morning I brought a friend here that was going through something. I wanted to treat her to a nice breakfast. We sat on there terrace by the fire pits. As I've said before I've been here often. The waiter who was not as friendly as I've had before told me in order to eat there I needed to put a card on file. Huh? I've never seen that before but okay sure. I mentioned how I would likely order something to go to for my husband at the end of our meal. The service was not great because they did not come back and when they finally did they swiped my card and gave me the final check. Huh? I never said I was finished and again I had already mentioned I wanted to order something to go. When I asked this new waitress ( the original guy was no where in sight) why they ran my card already because I specifically said I wanted to order something to go her nonchalant response was that she could just run it again. I've thought about that experience. It felt so off and I would have said something more at the time but again I was having breakfast with a friend who was going through something. Not the time to complain. So when I met someone who worked there at a diffrent event. I shared my experience and asked if this is a policy of there's to put a card on file to eat on the terrace. As you can guess it is not. Unfortunately, as you can imagine I felt discriminated against. I guess our waiter assumed I wouldn't pay my check and wanted to make sure he had my card and he swiped it as soon as he saw us take the last bites on our plates. After I talked to this employee I did write the restaurant to let them know of this experience and sadly I got no reply. I will say I have been back since then and did not get treated that way. But I felt like it's important to let others know. This is by no means a cheap restaurant especially in the economy! I would expect not to be made to feel the way I felt that day and would never want at one to feel that way. Benefit of the doubt maybe that waiter did have someone run out on his check in the past and wanted to ensure it did not happen again. I can understand that because I know some restaurants make the waiter pay for those walkouts, which is also not fair to them. It would have been nice though that when I contacted them about the situation they would have acknowledged what happened. And maybe just better training on how to go about the situation to make sure their customers don't feel like you assume they are criminals. Okay the food. First there French fries are a favorite. Random I know but I appreciate a good fry. The steak was cooked perfectly and the cocktails were got were a 10! I've had food from the breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu. The food is farm to table and I love sitting either outside or by the open kitchen as you watch the chefs cook. All and all I say it's worth going even for a cocktail. Sometimes they have live music playing and it's super cute for a nice date night. They do valet parking and have tons of charging stations.

Hey actually I am writing this in response to the last review. I was in front of the bake shop…read moreyesterday and anticipated this guy doing this as he loudly expressed disgust for their flag. I am pretty sure I ran into this gentleman complaining outside with his group about their support of Palestine without ever having gone in. It's a wonderful shop I've been going to for years. Had he entered he would've realized it's a Lovely business with a friendly staff. Their support of Palestine isn't antisemitism they do not mention Israel at all.

Stopped by on way back to the city -- truly awful experience and I would expect to find better…read morebaked goods and coffee in the local supermarket. Maybe it was because I had some pretty amazing pastries in Livingston Manor yesterday; but, even without that experience this place was less than mediocre. Boring and stale. Very disappointing.