My girlfriend and I stopped in on a Saturday morning in January while on a weekend trip to High…read morePoint State Park in NJ. After cruising through Port Jervis we were definitely not expecting such an elegant and bougie coffee/gift shop inside. It's beautiful and wonderfully decorated. She got a coffee and I got a chai, both good, and we sat for a bit at one of the tables in the back. We were lucky to get a table as they only have a few of them in the back. Not many seating options as the majority of the store is given to fancy knickknacks. Much of it is overpriced, such as a $14 tiny bottle of hot sauce.

Great spot! We stopped in on a whim while on a road trip and were so glad to have stumbled upon…read morethis gem. Inside is a cute store filled with fun decor items to browse and a coffee shop with delicious drinks. We got an iced s'mores latte that had actual toasted marshmallows on top (so good!) and I requested an oat milk latte with maple which was scrumptious too. Absolutely recommend coming in for a browse and some tasty coffee. Service was friendly too. Thank you, Foundry 42!

Came for the apple topped donuts. They were tasty but very tiny. I wish there was a regular size…read moredonut option. Place is very nicely decorated.

Small, cute, mom and pop shop. Great drinks that were made just right. Bite size donuts that was…read morealso amazing, so many to choose from!

We were looking for a place to stop and grab a quick lunch but except for fast food places, it was…read morea challenge finding something. We stopped in Port Jervis and found this café. We were greeted with a smile and a polite and attentive server . They offer artisan sandwiches , burgers , salads , they have a small bakery and they even sell gelato . They also have a bar . Something for everyone! Although some of the reviews were harsh we found our lunch choices to be delicious and very well-made. I ordered a very simple sandwich of freshly sliced turkey, crispy bacon, and cheddar cheese on their artisan bread , served with a side of pasta salad. The sandwich was very good and filled with a nice amount of turkey and bacon . The pasta salad was average , simply made with a vinaigrette dressing. The turkey was moist and flavorful, the bacon was nice and crispy and the bread was thick and freshly sliced. Give it a try if you are in the area .

Breakfast/Lunch spot. They stop serving breakfast at 11:00 am, every day except Sundays. Food was…read moregood, service was good, even though the waitress tried to serve me old decaf coffee instead of asking me to wait one minute for a fresh pot. ( I could see into the service area) Nice selection of baked goods. Panini's were good. Pasta salad tasted sour. The menu says they serve dinner, but they close at 8:00 pm.

I found this delightful place next to the legal office that I had to do some business at. Its got a…read morenice vibe and could easily be a trendy cafe in Bushwick or Williamsburg Brooklyn. The weekday afternoon barista Matthew is very nice and brews a nice cup of coffee. The pastries are really good. It looks like a cool hangout spot, it's awesome to have a spot like this in town.

Very Clean and inviting staff, solid cup of coffee and good selection of baked goods. Comfortable…read moreseating and good internet. Good way to start the d

Hubby and I came here on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. We got lucky and were able to get a table…read moreright in the window (which was open for the beautiful breeze). Such a perfect table! ((Full disclosure it does get sweltering hot as it's right in the sun around 2/3pm)). The service was perfect and the food/drinks were delicious. I had the hotdog (low-key delicious), and hubby had the Signature Burger (devoured the entire thing!). We also shared baskets of regular fries and Chipotle Cheese Fries. Let me tell you -- these fries are DELISH to begin with. Reminds me of the Boardwalk (IYKYK), and then it's topped with more wonderfully flavorful toppings?!? Sign. Me. Up. ((Quick nod to the antiques in the bathrooms - the mirrors are gorgeous!!)) We will definitely be back!

We arrived near 4PM on a Wednesday afternoon. The bartender actually met us at the door after we…read moreutilized the parking along the street. I ordered a flight that included a Hef (slightly more bitter than expected), a Rye IPA (exquisitely balanced), a Munich Dunkle (nicely toasted in aroma and flavor), and the Imperial Stout (big chocolate and roasted but body thinned as the beer warmed). The stellar service continued when we ordered food. My wife had the stuffed grape leaves which were surprisingly tasty and I had the Buffalo chicken sandwich which was delectable. Highly recommended.

Amazing classic ice cream shop! Excellent vibes and staff, super friendly and DELICIOUS ice…read morecream!!!! Get a waffle sundae!

I have been coming to the Matamoras area with friends and family for years at this point to…read moreparticipate in the yearly rafting excursions held on the Delaware River. But only recently have I discovered this hidden gem located so perfectly and pristinely alongside the Delaware in the small town of Matamoras. I am kicking myself for not discovering this place sooner because the quality and quantity of the desserts and ice cream was magical. Maybe it was the heat and utter exhaustion from spending the day in the beating sun and rafting down the river, but the vibes pulling up to this place was equivalent to finding an oasis in the desert. You can tell the service and the quality of the ice cream and ingredients are cared for with love and a rich tradition. Definitely some of the best deserts I've had in a while with a unique flair and beautiful views. This is the kind of place I sing praises for and lead me to review on Yelp in the first place. Well done

Very good food would highly recommend you trying this local place out they're nice and friendlyread more

Food is great and plentiful! All of the staff are pleasant, hard-working and efficient!read more

I was in the area and was thinking of stopping at another place and this one had more people, so I…read morefigured it may be good. When I walked in I had that feeling of your a foreigner, and yes I am. I haven't been in this area in over 30 years. I decided to sit outside for the weather is pleasant. The waitress was nice she had some offers but you can tell she did not want to over step her bounds by recommendations. She asked what I was thinking and when I told her Ruben she said it is very good here. Well I will say that was definitely one of the better Ruben's I have had. Not too big, not too greasy, it all stayed on the bread. This seems like a place I need to come back too. I suggest to check it out.

A little too salty, waited 40 minutes for our food but it was Sunday brunch hour. It's a busy spot…read more The waitress is so nice but they seem busy. It was definitely high salty food here. The parking can be confusing with the lot filling up quickly. There won't be any spot when you arrive. Just park on the street. Food is good. And a huge selection. It's huge portion but omg salty. Definitely ask for water.

On Saturday afternoon we stopped in to redeem an offer for a free coffee. The coffee was fine. I…read moreplaced an order for 10 assorted donut holes of three varieties. I received 10 glazed old fashioned. I figured they had run out of the other two. When I was leaving, I saw an entire tray of Fruit Punch donut holes. This tells me one of two things, the employee was lazy or does not read the ticket. I didn't want to start anything so I said nothing.

Dunkin' Do'not Every…read moreonce in a while, I stop at DD for that convenient drive thru caffeine fix. I ordered a large caramel cold brew and a donut after seeing the promo for a "$1 donut with medium or large coffee". At the window, they refused to give me the $1 donut because I had to order a coffee, i thought a cold brew is coffee? Fine, I didn't stop for a donut anyway. My large caramel cold brew was so large, How large was it?, so large it barely fit in the cupholder. Unfortunately, that cup was jam-packed with ice. And if you put ice in a cold brew, what is the difference between cold brew and iced coffee? Halfway through my drive, my coffee tasted grossly watered down. Not driving through this DD window again.

Always trust a place that has almost 70 reviews and a near perfect 4.9 rating. The reviews don't…read morelie. New Yorkers love their delis, and if just half of them are like this one, I can see why. JJ Delicatessen has an excellent assortment of meats, cheeses and dried goods, many from European countries like Germany and Poland. My girlfriend and I ordered sandwiches on a Saturday morning. We had to wait a little over twenty minutes, and the woman advised that next time we call our orders in ahead of time because the hot sandwiches take awhile. So that's your tip for the day. But they were worth waiting for. Fairly priced, excellent quality, and came with a few sides. I got the Polish sandwich special and my girlfriend got the Mediterranean sandwich special. There is a small seating area in the deli, but we took them with us and ate them in the car. It was a great lunch that we ate right before an afternoon of hiking at High Point State Park in NJ. Highly recommend this deli!

I really wish I could rate this place higher than this, but all that comes to mind when I think of…read morethis place is 'salty.' It seems like this is something of an institution and even for first-timers like us, it's not hard to see why. It's a European-leaning local deli that is clean, well stocked with interesting goodies, and that's is a cozy dining room in the front end of the shop. The two ladies we interacted with were fairly friendly and helpful, and after an agonising few minutes looking at the menu, we decided on the Polish and Italian sandwiches (vs heroes, which are bigger, cost a bit more, and are served on a roll). What I liked was the fresh tasting pickle that comes with the sandwich. In fact, the pickle may have been my favourite thing, period. The macaroni salad and potato salad were enjoyable if not particularly memorable. Now, the sandwiches. They look great, delicious even. We could tell they were made with care. From the first bite though, so I could think was, why's this SO salty? To this day, we're not sure what the culprit(s) were. Without the saltiness, I think they could have been delicious sandwiches. Perhaps this is how the locals like it. Maybe this is some sort of traditional way to prepare these sandwiches. All I know is that it traumatised my taste buds so much that I didn't have an appetite for another meal for the rest of the day. And of course I was quite thirsty for a few hours afterwards. I hope they keep improving and stay open for many more years.