Decided to stop in on way home from Woodstock area based on good reviews, & we were not…read moredisappointed!!! Amazing food and service with excellent selection of beer & cocktails. Nice seating area in room alongside bar. Great selection of food choices, we loved the Chicken Caprese with balsamic reduction and the Figgy (apple, brie, fig sandwich). Best onion rings I've had! Highly recommend a stop!

Place was clean, delicious and quick. Husband and I were in a rush, sat down immediately, food came…read moreout quick and hot within 20 minutes of ordering. Waitress was attentive and kind, great energy! Will definitely be back!

This place has great food. The service is great as well. Sometimes I stop by here to get some lunch…read morewhile I am in the area.

On the drive home from Binghamton University, I had a craving for ribs. Although I was thinking…read moreBBQ ribs ... I had to "settle" for slow cooked braised ribs and boy, am I glad I did! Ambience - this is a house converted to a restaurant. The dining room felt like we were having a dinner party at a friend's house and they needed to set up some extra tables and chairs. Food - I ordered the braised ribs with fried rice. The ribs were fall off the bone tender and had the right amount of sauce. It was served with fried rice that was a good starch to go with the protein. 4/5 TL/DR - if you are also traveling back to NYC from Binghamton and your stomach is saying "feed me some ribs...". Go to Salt & Pepper. Your tummy will thank you!

Surprised Quick stop…read moreOrdered a couple of burgers they came with fries or salad More than enough food Broche bum toasted with butter was yummy with burger. I put it aside to enjoy the burger without the extra bread They had a brunch menu of egg options Overall not bad Just too much foot -smaller size option for burger and bun would be my suggestion Wait staff friendly Trivia on Sunday afternoon provided

Service was horrible! Stopped in around 3:30 in the afternoon on a Thursday. One…read morewaitress/bartender. We sat at a table and ordered 3 alcoholic beverages. They took forever, food took forever. Ordered 2 smash burgers and chicken tenders with fries. Fries were cold. The woman running the whole restaurant was more attentive to the bar folks! My advice, sit there! We will never go back!

The Food is great in this restaurant, they are welcoming to all I would recommend everyone in…read moreMonticello try this

The food is absolutely phenomenal, it reminds me of the city in a weird way, has that bodega vibe…read more The service is alright, I honestly feel there could be more help in there, the one guy in there though runs it smoothly and is very nice. Such a great spot. Love the food!

This was my 1st visit to this restaurant, and I ordered my food to go. I ordered a bacon blue…read moreburger, chocolate chip and butter pecan cookies, and a savory 'pop tart'. The burger was massive, delicious and cooked medium rare as I'd ordered it. The fries were tasty, too. The cookies though - if you love super soft and rich cookies you will love these! So buttery and warm, and the pecan cookie was loaded with nuts. The owner (or chef?) explained everything is cooked to order - even those yummy cookies. I was very happy with my meal and will return!

Wow! Glad to have found this hole in the wall place in the area. It looks like an unassuming bakery…read morefrom outside but the food and owner/chef is very welcoming. It's an old theatre so quite historic to be eating inside. The decor is very unique like you walked into someone's home for dinner with the family. The food is made fresh. Lettuce and tomato are organic, beef is never frozen, they have fresh home made potato chips. Their burger is HUGE on a brioche bun. It's the greasy gourmet burger that is filling and worth the money. Their Cajun shrimp Mac and cheese is delicious! Ending it with their organic Mexican coffee was the perfect dessert. Only thing to remember is that there's no bathrooms so you have to go next door to Nellys sports bar. With that in mind, there's one chef making all the food so you sacrifice some time for fresh made food which is still well worth it. There's street parking in front of the store.

I'm not a fan of strawberry Jam on my ice cream. I ordered a Sunday with strawberry syrup…read more Strawberry syrup usually is a watery-like substance filled with crushed strawberries. It's not an overly sweetened jam-like substance likened to that you would put in the middle of a sheet-cake. I was very unhappy when my husband brought that home to me. It def ruined it for me! I'll stick with ice cream shop at exit 116 in Wurtsboro next to Teek and Vee's. But they only take cash- so keep that in mind if you choose to go to that one.

From the owner: Great specialty sandwiches and Barbeque brisket, chicken, ribs and more!read more

Miss Monticello Diner: A Catskills Tradition…read more I recently stopped for lunch at Miss Monticello Diner with friends, continuing our annual tradition of dining there as we travel west to Pennsylvania. With a table of eight, we were impressed by how efficiently and professionally our server handled the large group. Everyone enjoyed their meals, and the experience was a wonderful start to our journey. I ordered the lamb shank from the specials menu, served over a bed of rice and accompanied by matzo ball soup. Both were excellent. The lamb was tender and flavorful, while the matzo ball soup was comforting and well prepared. It was exactly the kind of satisfying, home-style meal I hope to find at a classic diner. What makes Miss Monticello especially memorable, however, is its history. The diner has been a community anchor and beloved Catskills landmark for nearly a century. Its roots date back to the late 1920s or 1930s, and it began as a classic silver train-car diner before evolving and expanding over the decades to serve both local residents and visitors to the Catskills during the height of the Borscht Belt era. For many years, the diner was operated by its original owner, Carl Salomon. In 1991, it entered a new chapter when Dimitrios "Jimmy" and Dimitra Nikolados, Greek immigrants, purchased the restaurant. Jimmy, who had immigrated from Chios, Greece, to Brooklyn in 1969, brought his New York diner experience to Monticello. Under the Nikolados family, the menu expanded to include popular Greek and Mediterranean specialties alongside traditional American diner favorites. Today, the family legacy continues through Jimmy's sons, George and Steve Nikolados, who have helped maintain the diner as a genuinely family-run establishment. George has also been deeply involved in the local community and went on to serve as Mayor of the Village of Monticello. Miss Monticello Diner is more than just a place to grab a meal--it is part of the history and character of the Catskills. The combination of good food, friendly service, family ownership, and nearly a century of local history makes it a worthwhile stop. A wonderful place to continue an annual tradition.

This is a pretty old school diner. Typical boothes, counter, stools and even a couple of newspapers…read moreto read. And everything was in tiptop shape and clean. Even the bathroom was updated and clean. My bride and I hopped over from Resorts World. Took less than 10 minutes. We have the fondest memories of this area. Our server, or as we said back in the day, waitress, Evelyn, was friendly and fantastic. We had delicious omelets with potatoes and we each substituted muffins for toast. Gloria had a mushroom & cheese with a blueberry muffin. I had a veggie omelet with a toasted bran muffin which was toasted to perfection on the grill. Everything was tasty, hot and accurate. Evelyn was a crackerjack on coffee refills. And the coffee was way better than what was served at Resorts. This will be our goto whenever we are in the area!

Decent prices, good food nice staff. Just small restaurant…read more You can eat there, but best for on the go.

Small storefront on Broadway. May be a new spot but doesn't look it…read more Clearly a takeout focused spot. Pizzas are large and toppings generous. Street parking.