We stumbled upon Cub Market entirely by fortunate accident while we tried going to the Bearsville, NY (right next door to Woodstock, NY) Post Office. Since the P.O. was on lunch break, we passed the time and came here for a few pantry and fridge items. Inside those orangey and yellow doors, you'll find an Aladdin's Cave of goodies. You can buy these same items elsewhere, but we were literally right next door, so Cub will do. Cub M. gives off a pantry layout+deli+ breakfast spot (seating outside) all rolled into one. Tall steel shelves are filled with Mrs. Meyer's products, pet food in one area, canned goods and other non-perishables. As an added bonus, there are prepared foods and veggies, etc. on the other side. We picked up a $7.99 Mykonos cashew+coconut milk butter, hubs picked a 6 pack, a Veg-only Fritatta and other things. My Veg Fritatta slice had a nice handful of other ingredients- but it was overloaded with potatoes which were left big- but it was tasty. Folks are pleasant and it's convenient. read more

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Fast service, nice people and excellent quality sandwiches and soups. Great convenient location! Carry most newspapers which is very handy.

Amazing sandwiches, eclectic selection of drinks and snacks, and fresh baked goods make the cub market a great place to pick up provisions for a day out. I especially recommend the brisket sandwich and the grandma cake. They prepare excellent breakfast sandwiches, too. The cub market is consistently great, and I love to support this local business. read more

We recently moved to the area, having Cub around the corner is truly a gem, delicious and well thought out food prepared in house, and also, a true foodie curated grocery attached as well.. Super clean and super friendly, Lucky Us read more

Calling this a "market" is kind of misleading - technically they do sell food and paper products, but it's small and kind of expensive. If they called it Cub Deli or Cub Bodega or something...to me it's more sandwiches to me than market. That being said, the sandwiches are great. The staff are phenomenal. They have interesting offerings like Georgian Cheese Bread and other offerings I've never seen anywhere else. I do wonder if they do a disservice by putting "Cub" in the name of almost all the cold sandwiches. If you're in the area, this is a great place for a breakfast sandwich or some lunch! read more

This place is small and right next door to the post office and in my opinion is a hidden gem. We called and ordered an Italian sub and a BLT to go after walking on the rail trail. The woman who answered my call was friendly. Order was all ready when we got there. Sandwiches were delicious and full of goodness!! Highly recommend. read more

I love this little market. A great selection of craft beer, gourmet snacks, kombucha, household items, etc. They also carry plenty of vegan items like Miyokos butter, beyond burgers and other novelty frozen items. I didn't try any of the food from the deli, but the staff was friendly. The only issue I found was with the coffee. Worst coffee I've ever had. So bitter and just bleh, no amount of oat milk could fix it. I brought it home and added my own oat milk and still horrible. I ended up dumping it. If they fix the coffee, this place would be a regular spot for me. read more

Absolutely adorable, perfect selection, and the friendliest of staffs. Looking for a breakfast meal? An insanely savory lunch? Takeaway meals? Any kind of essential sundries? Go here. Be sure to look at their daily lunch specials - and the craft beers and hard ciders toward the back! read more

This community market only gets better! They are doing an incredible job of caring for their staff and the community during these times of uncertainty. Taking every precaution! They are offering their usual great weekly specials, an abbreviated sandwich menu and a great breakfast sandwich. Email them for a list of some of the best groceries and specialty food items around or call ahead for sandwiches! They have adjusted their hours for the time being: Mon-Sat 8am-3pm Sunday: Closed read more

Superb. There's more than meets the eye! Delicious, fresh, lovely, has everything you need and then a couple of other things and then a bunch of other things after that! I could go on and on so I'll just keep updating as I go but I'm so glad to have this neighbourhood market with such people and such lovely everything. read more

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Great little place with consistently good food. The other restaurants in town should go there and take good notes. Love his employees too! read more

Woodstock. You come for the views... You come to swim in the Esopus. You come to bear witness and share with the young vulnerable members of your family the long term effects of psychedelics and how psilocybin can ruin your love of mushroom pizza for life. And... Let's face it - you come for the Sunday drum circle. Invigorated, you return to your upper west/east dwelling with a sense of quietude and renewed enthusiasm for clean eating healthy living and that 25 minutes of meditation you're *sure* to wake up for Monday morning. The Cub is an institution. It's got the essentials, and a few extras for the European subset that prefer their cheese carry the delicate aroma of feet/windex. Beer, bananas, rolling papers, licorice, salads, fried chicken. What's not to love? The extortionate prices. I'd be there daily if a loaf of bread didn't reach towards $7. Bag bread - like, supermarket bread. Anyhow, I'll go there but only for one offs and stanky cheeses. EDITED : their expensive subs are truly great. read more

It was a pleasantly still, grayish morning in Woodstock, dew glistening on the grass underfoot as we sauntered out to Route 212 for a little morning walk. In search of breakfast before we embarked on some exploration in the fresh country air, we'd casually settled on the Bear Cafe we saw last night on the drive up to the cabin. "Look, someone mentioned that Bear Cafe in the Airbnb reviews for this place! Looks cute, you wanna take a walk over there for breakfast?", she asked. "Sure, why not. Just let me throw on some designer sweatpants real quick, and we can get goin. Man, I'm getting hungry." After a troubling incident with a puddle and my minimalist running shoes, we strode confidently down Route 212 towards the cafe. 20 minutes later, we realized that the cafe could theoretically be anywhere, since without cell phone service we were left Google map-less and forced to rely on hazy memories and reckless speculation. "Well, it can't be that much farther, right? That review said it was like a five minute drive...AIIIEEEEE!!!!" A passing car clipped her elbow with their passenger mirror, spinning her around like a top and propelling her fist into my jaw, knocking the expensive sunglasses off my head. As I fell backward, vision growing dark, I croaked "just...bought....those...." I awoke to the feeling of water slipping between my parched lips, as my girlfriend wrung out her french scarf above my mouth. "I dragged it through the grass to collect the dew. That's some real artisan stuff you're drinking there, pal. Now get up off the ground and start walkin, I'm hungry." Revived, I dusted myself off and began jogging down the shoulder towards the elusive cafe. Maybe there was brunch there. After 30 minutes of jogging, there was no end in sight. Her elbow had swollen to the size of a grapefruit, and gravel had shredded the minimal soles of my shoes, leaving me hobbling on bloody feet towards a cafe that now seemed like a barely remembered dream. A dream of brunch. In the distance, an American flag waved in the breeze atop the post office flagpole, a beacon of hope in the gloom! As we stumbled towards the flag, hoping some representative of the government might step in to save us from our plight, we detected the unmistakable aroma of frying bacon. "Bacon!" we cried. Like characters from a Looney Tunes cartoon, we drifted off our feet, arms slack and noses pointed forward as the bacon breeze carried us towards the Cub Market next to the Post Office. Gravely injured, weak from hunger, lost, and sweaty, we floated through the front door of the market. The delightful staff immediately set about making us sandwiches, supplying us with Belgian beer and greek yogurt, and graciously allowed us to use their phone to call a cab back to our cabin. They had those little olive oil spanish tortas too, those things are really good with cheese. read more

Love it! I have been frequenting the Cub for years. Consistent high quality and friendly service, lots of options, fresh veggies and quality grocery options, in addition to their delicious sandwiches, soups, and deli selections. Highly recommend. read more

C-market, a nick name among us, was our life saver when we stayed in Woodstock area over July 4th weekend. Our house was located down the street and it catered us from breakfast (its coffee cake and frittata are so so delicious) and lunch (wonderful sandwich and wrap) to happy hour (great selection of beer!). We very much appreciated well-curated food selection influenced by a Belgian owner of the store - a wide variety of European food. People seemed to stay over coffee or sandwich to catch up with neighbors and gossip over the latest at the little area indoor and outdoor. It's a truly an institution in Woodstock. If you're lucky enough to be in the area, we encourage you to check C-market out. read more

this is such a lovely market in woodstock. it's someplace you could return to daily for their sandwiches, dinner options, and sweet treats. they are also fully stocked with the basics and then some (produce, baby food, drinks). country cub is an amazing sandwich! baked goods are divine! chicken pot pie is delicious! can't wait until we're back in the area to visit again! read more

In the area for a week.Stopped in for a bacon egg and cheese sandwich, excellent! Next day tried a slice of cinnamon walnut cake , outstanding! Great coffee 2 Beer , cheese selection also , wonderful local spot and friendly service read more

The French Cub, Cub Sub and Country Cub are the best sandwiches in the Woodstock area. The Cub staff are friendly without pretension and clearly happy to be working alongside the owner, Freddie, who has brought Belgium ales and other choice beers to the large wall of coolers in the back. Saratoga Springs water and Manhattan Soda can also be found. The Cub Market is my go to spot for provisions whether for hikes, dinner parties or stocking the fridge. A++ read more

Good sandwiches, fast service, a bit overpriced as is all food in Woodstock, including from the grocery! They have a really good selection of snacks as well, including some local, baked goodies. read more

Nice to have somewhere to get a hot drink in Woodstock, where not much is open before 10 or 11. Even though it's kind of a small place, they also have a huge selection of interesting and delicious food in their shelves, much of it organic. Dark chocolate? Check? Gluten free bread locally made? Check? Matcha with coconut milk in fridge? Yes please. Lots of vegan as well as muggle food on shelves. read more

This is a very odd review to make, it's from a memory over 20yrs old. My uncle Hiland who lived in Woodstock before he passed, took me for a sandwich here a few times, I'll never forget the first time. I was in my early teens, and he ordered me an Italian sandwich. So much salami! I've never forgotten it, and every Italian sandwich I've ever ordered since has had to compete against it, and they've never won. I live in California now, but one day, I want to come back to this place and see if they're as good as I remember. read more

Woodstock has not one, but two fancy little markets. Cub Market has a smaller selection of groceries than Sunfrost, but has an amazing prepared foods and sandwich counter. Definitely enough to put together a simple pasta dinner, and probably better for a sandwich and soda to go. read more

Have to pull myself out of the Cub...so many yummy and pretty things to look at. Staff is friendly and attentive, prepared food is delicious and the selection is tops. Yay Cub. read more

Dujour pastry dough and Talenti gelato! Very nice selection of gourmet goods. Great sandwiches too!

This is an excellent, wonderful market with great sandwiches. Actually, among the best sandwiches I've ever had. I was in the area working and our crew went here everyday and sampled everything. Simply delicious - and with charming, competent, cheerful staff. Can't recommend enough! read more

Very clean and friendly at first look. I ordered a cub sub. The lady behind the counter was funny and very sweet. She made a wonderful sub with lots love and care. Tasty to say the least. Fresh and delicious. Good spot for lots of good foods. read more

Everything you need even when your in the middle of the woods! Great products, produce, organic selections and FANTASTIC sandwiches / lunch options. read more

I love cub market and come here a couple times a week. I recommend their sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich for breakfast. The cub club, chicken cutlet club, and cub sub are great for lunch (gluten free bread is available). The portion size of the cub sub is huge and is big enough for two meals. The ingredients are all high quality (organic, non-GMO, etc.) which means the food is a little more expensive than other delis in town but worth it. The employees are all very friendly and attentive; a reason why I continue to come back. The selection of other foods in the store (cheeses, beer, frozen meals, snacks, etc.) is very impressive and is like a mini-grocery store. read more

Stopped in to get a water and they had real choices versus filtered city water Every thing looked great we will be back for sure read more

Very delicious Coffee Pastry Breakfast & Lunch dine in or out. Excellent Top Quality food & out of this world Executive style gormet Foods, Groceries. pleasent people, clean place, Great eatery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

The Cub is one of my favorite places in Woodstock, where I live. The Cub Sub! The antipasti! The Belgian ale! I go there as frequently as I can. It's a friendly and well-appointed place that cares about its customers and cares about the food it prepares. The staff all seem capable of running the store; they're great. It's a little on the expensive side, but well worth it. read more

friendly service, stocked pretty well, and for a disabled person like me very convenient to have it right in the neighborhood. they have great sandwiches and soups, although I do wish they had more produce on hand, but not complaining! gotta keep supporting the local businesses. read more

friendly service, nice homey environment-stocked with good quality goods. so glad they opened up a nice neighborhood eatery here. not to mention good fresh foods. read more

great place - lots of selection - wish they sold wine! very friendly - clean and great staff.