My friends and I stopped by here 45 minutes before closing since we were on a 10 mile hike prior,…read moreso we were very hungry. We were sat immediately and our server was very kind. Two of us got burgers, the meat tasted very fresh which was surprising for me since I have found most diners don't use great beef. My boyfriend got the eggs benedict and that was very good as well. It's a very cute and clean diner, the only thing that threw us off was the photo of the bench in the back that gave us a different impression. I recommend!

What a great old fashioned fountain & burger shop. Love their slogan ""we make Tummies Smile"…read moreThe service is awesome and love their slogan cheerful upbeat vibe the whole place has. And the FOOD. OMG Fried Oreos for dessert after my Greek Salad My husband's enormous Waffle Burger YIKES..... it was HUGE

Amazing service, great food and chill ambiance. They have wonderful spacious like cannoli…read morepancakes. The firework French toast was amazing I will definitely be back here.

Meh. Thats the best way to describe strawberry place. Locals love it here but I just don't get it…read more The service was great, they are cash only. The place is just dirty and rundown. The Yummy Mummy Waffle was good but the Hungry Person breakfast was a miss for my bf. The homefries were just sad and the eggs were standard. Surprised there was no choice of meat to go with it. Overall, I won't be running back here.

Such a cute little spot ! I order from here often . Great…read morebreakfast & lunch menu, friendly service . I recommend for breakfast is the Shakshooka. The freshly made Hummus is delicious . Great desserts and coffee 10/10.

If you're in the mood for a leisurely experience, indulgent meal, and like a worn (self described…read moreas "cozy" but also overall didn't feel very clean) environment, this spot is for you. A bit of an underwhelming experience though it got off to a good start. Online reservations said the wait was 80-95 minutes. But when we arrived, a reservation was canceled and we were seated right away outdoors. There appeared to be tables available outdoors and indoors so maybe they needed to control the flow for the kitchen staff. Food is "inspired by cafes in Tel Aviv" and is vegetarian and vegan focused. It was a bit pricey (eg., all included breakfast of two pancakes or French toast, eggs, small coffee and toast was $27) and there seemed to be a charge for many things but the overall quality and taste weren't bad. Mostly everything was around 18. The quiche had way more cheese and crust than egg, and the borekas could have had more filling. The shakshuka was very tasty and rich. The egg and cheese on a croissant had a lot of egg; the surcharge on the avocado was a lot compared to the few pieces of avocado you get. They also serve alcohol and the usual coffee and teas. Service was okay and slow, as was the speed of when we got our food and when our water was refilled. We overheard a few tables around us send back food that was burned or otherwise not up to their standards. There are two bathrooms, one of which is cramped. Street parking only and right next to the library.

Food was very good so was the service , fried okra was a little too salty . Fried chicken was juicy…read moreand had a lot of flavor the greens and potato salad were excellent !

Finally tried here after years of wanting to! We were…read moreoffered the free cinnamon muffins, which were the star of the show! Warm and delicious! We ordered hushpuppies to start. They were extra crispy on the outside and had great flavor. I had the bbq chicken which was good, and tender, the skin wasn't very crispy tho and I ended up taking it off which left me w/o much bbq sauce for the chicken meat. The other two people enjoyed their fried chicken. The waffle probably could've been cooked w bit longer. (He went w the traditional buttermilk but there are a few flavors you can choose from). There was so much food that we each had leftovers! Another table asked for the music to be turned down. Overall, it was good and I'd come back.

10 out of 10!! My sister and I were looking for a brunch spot in Rockland. Though we waited a hr,…read morebut it was all worth it! We devoured our food as it was so good! Feels like light on the stomach, being gluten free was also a plus!!! I had the famous Ricotta and Berry toast and my sister had the Grilled shrimp bowl we also ordered Buffalo Parm garlic wings which was to die for!! Their lattes are also amazing and flavorful. Our server, Maggie was very attentive. She sees to it that we get what we need. She makes us feel at home. Wish this place was bigger because a lot of people are willing to wait hours in line! We will definitely be back to try other food menu they have!!

I finally got to the Rail trail cafe & mercantile shop...it was not a disappointment. I ordered…read moretake out and the staff who answered told me there's a wait usually 30 - 45 mins....just for takeout?! At least she let me know. So be aware there is quite a wait if you done in or out. Other than that the menu has enough items to satisfy someone's appetite. The portions are Huge! Not only the generous serving, what was more important is the quality of the food. I rate it an A!. I've been her only once and my sandwich the Old Faithful was so good...crispy chicken cutlet on a long roll with tomato lettuce, may & oil/vinegar! I'm so happy they have a sandwich the way I like it dressed. I have mayo and oil & vinegar on all the sandwiches I order. The tator tots also rocked. Overall the quality of the food was good...fresh and the chef uses locally sourced ingredients. I also ordered an iced latte with marshmallow flavor. I tasted a hint of toasted marshmallow in my drink. So good. I will come back and try other items. They are open for breakfast & lunch only. Staff is friendly and courteous. You'll get treated well here. It's a small cafe, probably good for about 30 people. It's clean and charming. Highly recommended.

Hudson House is one of the few places around with standards…read more Quality ingredients. Attentive service. Silverware gets replaced after each course. Napkins get folded when you leave the table. Everything tastes delicious. Homemade desserts. Timeless, cozy decor. Yes, the streets of Nyack have a seedy crowd roaming the streets these days, but Hudson House still sits on the main drag among it all. There's street parking or a large parking lot across the street. Free after 7. Everything I've had here is delicious. We came recently with colleagues to celebrate a special event. My favorite cocktail is still the port Old Fashioned... possibly because I won't try others. Wines are good here too. The hamachi, tuna and gnudi appetizers were outstanding. So flavorful, fresh, balanced. All three were different and simply so good. At the table this evening, we tried short rib, steaks, Brussels sprouts, beet salad, lentil pea soup and my favorite, the Berkshire pork chop. OMG, that chop is unlike anything else... and they consistently execute it. Crisp, seasoned exterior, amazing juicy interior. Served on a medley of assorted beans, peppers and chorizo. It's hard to order anything else when it's this good. With 7 of us at the table, we ordered 8 desserts. They're that good here. I tried a special this evening, which was a blueberry pudding something with a crust and ice cream on it, and I don't know. It was yummy and creamy and blueberry yumminess. Everyone at the table raved about the sticky toffee pudding, which supposedly is a customer favorite here. Overall, awesome night. Everyone at the table said they'd come back and even our grumpiest co-worker gave it a thumbs up!

Pretty place, upscale food. There were 4 of us. I hate to…read morebitch, business is hard enough. If I'm in antacid, please don't give me a Manhattan pour. We all know how much Ketile One is pour the extra ounce. And when you bring the wine caraf, fill it to 5he top. As the apps came, I noticed there was no bread, so I asked for some. Someone in our party, told me there was a 4 charge for bread. I was getting a pasta dish, so I wanted it anyway. Needless to say bread never came, but it was on the bill. They removed the charge. I guess I'm just getting cheap in my old age. For 375 can't I get a decent pour and a piece of bread

Food is great, our server is also amazing his name is Fernando! Very very attentive! He also see to…read moreit that our orders are great and on time. Their food is great not oily I live the Calamari with shrimp and the dipping sauce for it, we also tried their Yuca fries that we heard was amazinggggg! , The drinks are also good, our server asked us if we prefer strong or not. We said it's up to him. Some orders came in late but we didn't mind as our server kept on going back and forth to apologize for the delay. He even gave us free tequila because we waited for some orders late. Ambiance is good, not much people but theres few in the bar. The place is also clean which my mom complimented and has a good vibes. Will definitely be back!

Such a cool place , great vibe!!…read more They have live entertainment on Saturday night so that's always a plus The bar staff is awesome , friendly and fun . They are also very efficient. The food was really great , served hot and had great presentation aside from being very well seasoned. They also have frozen strawberry daiquiri and it's veryyyyyyyy good !!! The only issue I had was the fact the tables are to close together , it makes it difficult to even walk to the bathroom . Definitely recommend. They just need to rearrange the tables .

One of my personal mottos is to never show up empty-handed, and Patisserie Didier Dumas made that…read morean easy promise to keep. I was visiting friends in Nyack and wanted to bring something special instead of the usual bottle of wine or grocery store dessert. This turned out to be exactly the right place. The display case was filled with beautiful French pastries, fortunately, they tasted every bit as good as they looked. What really stood out was seeing so many locals hanging out enjoying coffee and fresh pastries. That's always a good sign that you've found an authentic neighborhood gem rather than just a place catering to visitors. BB

For a first time at this apparent Nyack favorite, I didn't love it: many items sold out, things…read morewere pricey, the interior felt cluttered and not as clean as it could be, and I was disappointed in the pastries we did get. They had some interesting looking thick quiches, things like croissants, cakes, tarts and macarons (the girl behind the counter corrected my friend by saying "macaroon" which is technically incorrect). I'm a sucker for a good bread pudding but i should have reconsidered since that was the thing they seemed to have plenty of. They didn't heat that or the pear Tartlett up; eating them both cold was unsatisfactory (I know we should have said something but then a line was forming) and I felt sick after eating the bread pudding (perhaps too rich and just too cold and sad). I didn't feel very comfortable in the space, as I was expecting something more quaint and charming vs. old and in need of a makeover and cleaning. This was one experience so I would give it another shot, maybe earlier in the day. Metered street parking or there's a municipal lot around the corner.

I recently revisited Brasserie D with an old friend and his six-year-old progeny. We were warmly…read moregreeted by Chef Alain himself and promptly seated at my friend's favorite corner table. The word brasserie comes from the Middle French brasser, meaning "to brew," and Brasserie D honors that tradition with an extensive selection of beers, as well as a curated list of wines and spirits. The service, ambiance, and menu are quintessentially French, featuring classic dishes from across the regions--including specialties from Alsace. We began our feast with a rustic Pâté de Campagne, accompanied by cornichons, mixed greens, and toasted baguette. We also shared Hareng Pomme à l'Huile--smoked herring imported from France, served over warm, tender potatoes. The youngest in our party kept himself occupied with his Nintendo Switch and two generous helpings of Alain's world-class pommes frites. After careful deliberation, he declared them superior to McDonald's--a high honor in the world of six-year-olds. For mains, standouts included the hearty Beef Bourguignon, the tender Jarret d'Agneau (braised lamb shank with root vegetables in an orange-rosemary sauce), and the regional showstopper Choucroute Colmar--a robust dish of smoked meats and sausages served over sauerkraut. Brasserie D is a true gem--authentic, welcoming, and well worth the trip on Metro North for a meal that satisfies both palate and spirit.

I'll put it simply Our first visit to this establishment was…read morequite pleasant. The restaurants interior is warm and cozy, with outside seating and a well stocked bar. Service was decent and pleasant. Then came the food. Steak tartare, oysters and Beef Bourguinon. The only complaint the steak tartare, no t the best a lil bland. But otherwise everything else was tasty. Now the second visit as a completely different story. We observed a lobster salad, off menu and asked if we could have one. Well, it looked a lot better than what it was. It was totally bland and certainly not a pound and a half of lobster meat. It was truly disappointing. We ordered some oysters which were fresh and tasty but that lobster salad was definitely lacking. All in all the first visit hands down was truly a nice affair but our second visit was disappointing. For me consistency is key , shouldn't be hit and miss

If you're looking for a unique dessert spot in Rockland, Robins Creamery is absolutely worth the…read morevisit. The combination of ube and matcha is unbelievably creamy, smooth, and rich without being overly sweet. The ube has that perfect nutty vanilla-like flavor with a deep, authentic taste, while the matcha is earthy, bold, and balanced beautifully. Swirling the two together makes every bite even better. What really stands out is the texture it was light, fluffy, and silky soft serve that melts perfectly. The flavors taste fresh and premium, not artificial at all. The presentation is also gorgeous, making it almost too pretty to eat. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staffs make the experience even better. They also serve bubble milk teas, Dubai chocolate cup and more!! They even have a pretty mirror to take picture with

I'm giving Robin's Creamery another try after two very different experiences here…read more My first visit was five stars. The flavors were excellent, everything tasted great, and the cones were big and solid. My next visit dropped to three stars because service was painfully slow with only one employee working, and then we discovered that our cones had hollow centers. So we came back and gave them another chance. This time, service was speedy. There were three people working, everyone was friendly, and we got our orders quickly. The ice cream tasted great all around too. But... the products are still inconsistent. Two people had the ube cones, and those were solid. Three other people received hollow centers in their cones and cup. It's just disappointing. Everything was also extra soft this time. The ice cream was much meltier than what we've experienced here before. Not bad tasting, just noticeably different. So yes, this visit was better. Much better service and great flavor, but we still didn't walk away feeling the same way we did after that first five star visit. At $9 per cone, I think they need to deliver a more consistent product. The flavors are good and there's clearly something worth coming back for, but when the experience can vary this much from visit to visit, it's hard to justify that price.