Our midday food came out of kitchen VERY slowly. We had 3 diners at the bar. Several minutes…read morebetween each plate was served. It probably took 20 minutes for all three of us to receive our fare. There were 2 other small parties there for lunch also. The dining area wasn't busy or crowded. I had chicken on top of waffles with a honey sauce. The chicken was great - but not the mini waffles. The staff was friendly.

We walked in and were happy to have been welcomed in by the owner. We were offered to sit…read moreanywhere. Every table had a menu on it and the specials were written on a board. I saw the spot a few weeks ago and wanted to come back and honor them on Yelp. It's well deserved and wish them luck. I sat and studied the menu and it was hard making a decision but I ended up selecting the Ritchie Rich biscuit sandwich and a side of Method Yams. They both were very tasty but especially liked the yams maybe because they were sweet and delicious. The biscuits were crumbly and tasty. My companion like the maple biscuit and coffee. Oh yes coffee i got a hot coffee with coquito cold foam, it was a good drink. They also have an loyalty program for every biscuit item you purchase you can get points. There will be many more times to stop in and explore the menu.

Did I know what I was getting into when I stopped for lunch in Craryville?…read more No. Sometimes you're on a road trip and you need to stop to eat. Often, these meals are nothing special - just fuel for the trip. But sometimes you get lucky. We stopped because we were hungry and because the map said there was a place to eat just off the Taconic. Right off the exit we were greeted by an old-school stainless steel diner that looked well-maintained and inviting. At this point, my expectations for the stop had already been exceeded. Inside, we learned that this was an old Silk City Diner from 1958, and the decor reflected this history. We took a comfortable booth by a window. Service was friendly. One of the day's specials was fried scallops. Now, many people might think an old roadside diner that's 100 miles from the ocean might not be a good place to order seafood, but I had a feeling I was making a good choice. I didn't even ask the waitress how the scallops were - I just ordered. The scallops were perfectly cooked, enjoyable to eat, and exceeded my expectations. They came with fries, gravy, and broccoli, which were all fine (but nothing special). It wasn't all perfect. The coffee was weak, and it didn't seem like all the food met the level of the scallops. But for a random rest stop it was fantastic. Will I be planning a trip to Craryville just to go to the Martindale Chief Diner? Probably not. But would I stop in if I was traveling through this area again? Absolutely.

Silk City Diners are a treasured emblem and wonderful reminder of the history, cultural importance…read moreand prominence of the American diner scene in years past. Only 1500 were made from 1926 to 1966 in Paterson NJ making Silk City Diners a very important part of the American culinary landscape. The best part is when you stumble on one and, not only, are you reminded of the past but you experience exceptional hospitality, excellent service and well prepared delicious food. MCD does it all and then some, don't miss this wonderful hidden restaurant gem!

Terrific spot for delicious food served by hard working, friendly people! The care that went into…read morerestoring this place is evident and we are so glad we stopped in!

Just incredibly slow. We waited an hour for pancakes, eggs and corn beef hash. Eggs and pancakes…read morewere fine. Corn beef hash was almost burned and way too salty. Waitress was friendly and the restored diner was a trip down memory lane. But, wouldn't really recommend at least on a Sunday at noon in the summertime unless you have time to spare hanging out on a stool by the grill.

​Wow, what an excellent breakfast spot! We tried the hashbrown sandwich and the farmhouse sandwich,…read moreand both were amazing. They really pay attention to the details here--even the muffin was perfectly sliced and toasted to absolute perfection. Next level and it might've been homemade! We'd highly recommend this place and will definitely return on our next trip.

Amazing excellent food great service you have to try this place. It won't disappoint.read more

Sometimes unexpected changes in travel plans lead you to the best places! We were supposed to…read morecontinue our trip to New York City, but because of the heavy rain, we decided to stop in Hudson, NY to visit a dear friend who owns Nolita's Cafe & Gallery. And what a wonderful stop it turned out to be! We honestly had one of the best breakfasts of our entire trip. My son had the turkey sandwich, Mom enjoyed a delicious ham & cheese croissant, and I had the Philly cheesesteak with mushrooms,so good and satisfying! My daughter ordered the Dalgona coffee, and it instantly became her favorite. The food was fresh and delicious, the coffee was excellent, and most of all, the café has such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. You can really feel the personal touch and love that goes into this place. If you're visiting Hudson, New York, or traveling through the Hudson Valley, make sure to stop by Nolita's Cafe & Gallery on Warren Street. Support a wonderful local business, grab a great cup of coffee, and come hungry! What started as a rainy change of plans became one of our favorite food memories from the trip. We'll definitely be back!

What a gem of a coffee shop. I took my Aunts (mom's friends before they became relative through…read moremarriage) to Hudson, NY. Wound down the day and wanted them to get a little pick me upper. My Aunt Libby says it sounds Filipino...We go in and lo and behold it was! Halo Halo was out so I ordered coffee and they got tea. They also had yummy pastures like coconut muffin and they had mango. Everything was a delight and my Aunts liked it. Service was nice and cheerful but slow. They were packed so they get a pass. However they tried to get caught up and got what we ordered in good time. Ambiance is nice and quaint with indoor and outdoor seating. I can imagine this place getting packed in summer for sure. I liked it! So if you are in Hudson, NY and want some good drinks and other foods, hit Nolita up! Definitely a jewel in the countless number of coffee shops on the street.

This cute place is worth a stop for sure- bright and clean inside- the staff is 10/10. I had a…read morechicken sandwich- first of all they cut the chicken breast into a size that is perfect for a sandwich. It's the details of the sandwich the fresh jalapeños, the jam. It is a light and interesting sandwich. The max salad is perfect perfectly dressed.- I will be back!! there's a level of freshness to this diner- Refreshing and delicious-

Food is good, the waitresses are nice, the younger girl that goes around refilling drinks is the…read morehead of the "I hate my job" club. The interior is a bit out dated with it's decor, with a strange mixture of paintings that are hung super high on the walls, and don't match anything else in the diner. The restaurant is well lit, and has plenty of room between tables. We ate lunch here one day, and my fried chicken, bacon and cheese sandwich was ok. Everyone else had no complaints with their food either. We went back the next day for breakfast, I had the French toast with a side order of link sausage. Everything was good. We would definitely go back again.

Great ice cream. I enjoyed a milkshake on my drive back home. My wife enjoyed a root beer float.read more

I always get a chicken Walmart cranberry. It is the best I've ever had. And I love it and their…read morelemonade is unbelievable. It might be a little expensive, but it really is worth that price. I hope they open real real soon. I'm waiting for some good food. They have great fries too. Come on, blueberry chill open up.

If you're someone who loves dining by the water, Boathouse Grille in New Baltimore is definitely…read moreworth adding to your summer list! The large outdoor seating area overlooks the beautiful Hudson River, making it the perfect place to relax while watching boats cruise by, water skiers in action, or simply enjoying the peaceful waterfront views. There's also a spacious gazebo-style seating area that's perfect for taking pictures. If outdoor dining isn't your thing, there's plenty of comfortable indoor seating as well. The menu features classic American favorites, occasional prime rib specials, weekly specials, and a full bar. During my visit, we ordered the fish and chips with onion rings to share. The fish was light, flaky, and perfectly crispy, and the fries were delicious. The only thing I would change is that the onion rings seemed to have extra salt sprinkled on them. They were still good, but I'd prefer to season them myself. For dessert, we tried the lemon cake and the strawberry cake. Both were absolutely delicious! I personally can't eat strawberries, so be sure to check out my video for the live dessert tasting. This is definitely going into my regular summer rotation--especially on evenings when they have live music or a band playing. Great food, beautiful waterfront views, and a relaxing atmosphere...what more could you ask for?

A flawless experience! The food is incredible, the service is top-tier, and the setting is…read moreabsolutely beautiful. Impeccably clean!