I love this bakery so much…read more I've tried their breads and pies. It makes the perfect dessert to bring back to loved ones. The staff is always so warm and friendly. The outside is just so precious! They also have a large handful of gifts that can be purchased inside too. I personally love when they have the wooden tulips. Such a phenomenal gift!

Try the cronuts! It is a croissant and donut all in one, glazed is my favorite! They are…read moreaddicting!! This bakery is closed on Sunday and Monday so keep that in mind

This place is sooooo funky and cool with all its seating options both inside and outside,…read moreespecially in the warm summer days. My boyfriend and I sat by the brook and it was such a wonderful experience. The only thing that stinks is they didn't have espresso when we went, and didn't say why. The staff was also just kind of bland towards us. I got an iced vanilla matcha which was very very good. My boyfriend got an iced coffee with cold foam and he liked it. I would definitely come back to try their lattes but would hope the espresso is there??

I hidden gem that everyone in the area knows about and I was glad to learn about having also just…read morehiked the stairway to heaven Appalachian Trail. I wanted a place to meet a family member in the area. While, she didn't know about this spot, her adult children/friends did, at least one being a coffee connoisseur! We were looking for coffee where we could sit down and chat & with her dog; this is THE place! It was a hot day and mid afternoon so she enjoyed a strawberry smoothie, and I had a large iced tea and appreciated that they could put it in my own cup. The service was friendly as you'd expect in 'the country.' We also shared a strawberry muffin that tasted like spring as we sat outside. The dog also seemed to appreciate the lovely breeze. Great atmosphere with a surprising amount of seating in and outside even as it doesn't appear that large from the outside. I did see a nice list of sandwiches, but had already eaten my sandwich at the S2H vista. We did see a steady flow of neighbors come and go; the parking lot, while three-quarter full was still ample. More reasons to go back to the area to hike, & connect with family at this coffee stop & more. A respite.

I've left a 5 star review for Windy Brow's coffee and farm store, but would like to leave another 5…read morestar for their wood fired pizza and ice cream!!!! It was such a beautiful night, my parents and I came and we each got our own pizza. Pizza came out in maybe 15 minutes, we sat and waited and just chilled. It was a beautiful night. I am so appreciative that Windy Brow has a vegan cheese option, so I could be included! I got the Margherita pizza and subbed vegan cheese. The crust and dough were incredible - so fluffy, perfectly crispy, amazing thick crust. The vegan cheese was also great, and the sauce too. Just a perfect pizza. My dad got a regular Margherita and loved it, and my mom got the fungi pizza with mushrooms and was raving about it. My boyfriend got the pig and fig and (of course) loved it as well. We all raved to each other about how amazing everything was. For a farm to do something like this when they don't need to, shows that they love what they do! You can really feel the love in the pizza. We then got ice cream after since the ice cream stand was still open. I got the vegan dark chocolate sea salt (literally incredible, perfect consistency, I love hard ice cream so this was amazing), my boyfriend got Madagascar vanilla and said it was a perfect classic vanilla, my dad said the cherry vanilla was the best he's ever had, and my mom who doesn't love ice cream got the lemon blueberry butter cake and was raving about it. Phenomenal job!!!!! So appreciative to live near a spot like this. Blessings!

We were excited to come here and check out the ice cream, pizza and bakery. Perhaps we arrived on…read morean off day, but the ice cream was only okay - we got the sweet corn and honey as well as the Madagascar vanilla. My husband thought it tasted watered down and while I didn't dislike the sweet corn and honey, I wouldn't need to try it again. They do have really cool flavors, and maybe it was my own thing, but I didn't really want to ask to try too many of them as the lines are long here. I tried the taylor ham and french toast one and while interesting... wasn't for me lol The girl taking the ice cream orders was fine. One thing I will say is my little guy is an ice cream loving toddler (as they tend to be) and he had one bite of the ice creams and passed. We were both pretty shocked. Even after several tries, he was not interested... The bakery/store was cute, but not much left. Prices were also a bit steep - $6 for a tony croissant. Perhaps earlier in the morning when they might've been fresher, I would've considered it more, but it looked like it had been sitting. The girl at the register was very nice though. We had originally wanted to come to try the pizza, but when we arrived around 5pm on a Sunday, it was an hour and a half wait even if we wanted the pizza to go. The guy over there was really nice and apologetic even though he didn't need to be. Hopefully we can try it at some point if we're ever nearby again. additional note - there are only 2 port-a-pottys for restroom needs.

Here's the deal: it's an unassuming Main Street (Spring St) store front on a one way street. You…read moreenter through the quaint country store which has some baked goods and local honey, and some pottery which could seem a little tacky if it wasn't just so small town cute! The restaurant is a cozy Brick exposed restaurant, which even when busy isn't too loud. The service was friendly, attentive, and very helpful The menu is small by design with a special that comes out out of a kitchen, where everything is made with fine detail and love Definitely worth making a reservation and visiting the farmer's daughter

I have been wanting to come here for a while now and glad I finally made the stop. Came here on…read moreFriday afternoon, there was no wait. The entrance is through the small store to the right. Once you enter through the store, there is a sign to wait to be seated. The place has a nice and bright rustic vibe to it. I really liked the decor and table setup. Even the napkins had a rustic vibe. Started off with the potato scoop ($16) which was my fave item. The potato was shaped like the Fritos scoop chip, and the cheese dip that came with it had chunks of cheese in a melted cheese sauce. For my main, got the pulled pork sandwich ($16), which came in a pretzel knot bun and creamy slaw. It was solid meal and very filling. Other mains ordered were the roast beef "pho" style sandwich ($16) which I had a bite of and it was good and not what I expected thinking roast beef. Roast turkey ($16) was warm and also tasty. Each of the mains came with a side of potato salad. I will be back to try the sloppy Joe and their dinner meals. I highly recommend this place if you want tasty, high quality meal for a fair price. * Highly recommend making reservations on weekends * Street parking * Good service

Best little farm shop in Sussex County! Fresh cheese, beef, eggs, bread and so much more! Plus soft…read moreserve ice cream! Visit with the cows!

Last year I stopped and picked up apples and pickles and everything was excellent service was…read moregreat. They couldn't do enough for you right outside of the barn. Can't go wrong and you'll enjoy walking into the barn and picking whatever you need.

I stopped here once, yesterday, for about 5 minutes, but the woman inside at the counter was kind…read moreand gracious to a lost traveler, and it looks like a wonderful place to pick apples, buy baked goods, or sit down and relax with something tasty and filling to eat (the menu indicates they serve breakfast and lunch). What was I doing up in this neck of the woods? Well, it's not totally unfamiliar to me. When I was a kid, I was part of a father-son group known in those politically incorrect times as "Indian Guides." Fathers and sons would go "camping" for the weekend at a place in Sussex County called "Camp Silver Lake" (not sure where it exactly was; my best guess would be Hardyston). My oldest friend and his father were also part of it, and that's where we bonded. If nothing else, Indian Guides was the start of what has been a lifelong friendship, and the pastoral surroundings are a beautiful memory. Back in the day when I abused a number of substances, I would sometimes drive up this way, pop a Vicodin or Percocet (in my own defense, I never, ever equated such activity with driving drunk, as it was "prescribed medication," and I felt far more in control of myself than if I had been drinking alcohol) and feel exquisitely happy, as I experienced simultaneously pharmaceutically induced euphoria and the rapture of nature's glories. I had an epiphany finally and realized that this was dangerous, and stopped, but...at the risk of sounding like even more a pitiful a**hole than I do already...these are some of the happiest memories I have. The place and the pills. Years later, I drove up this way with my birth mother and grandmother. We stopped somewhere to eat, and they had "Freedom Fries" listed on the menu. For all I know, they still do. Still, it has been years since I have been in the area. My oldest friend's son is getting married up here in a few days, and I've been worried about having to navigate some of these roads at night with my cataract-afflicted eyes. I figured I would take a trial run by day to familiarize myself as to where I had to go. I used Google Maps, which was probably a mistake. Going up Rt. 23 was nice, brought back old memories of driving up here with my dad (I was reading "Dracula" at the time, and the surrounding woods, mountains and lakes looked to the child that I was like the Transylvania described by Bram Stoker in the book). Soon, though, I was diverted to back roads and had trouble keeping my sense of direction intact. People drive fast on these back roads and several times I had to pull over to let them pass (1 truck drove by me with an enormous American flag fluttering on 1 side, and a "Don't Tread On Me" flag fluttering on the other, and I wanted to call out, "You think you've been tread on in the past? Wait till you see what's coming!" but...of course...didn't). At 1 point, I stopped at a gas station and asked the attendant if he knew where a particular road was. With great force, he shook his head no, looking as if I had asked him to direct me to a barren outpost near Azerbaijan. Turns out, the road in question was about 10 feet beyond the gas station. Thanks, pal. Somehow or other, I got onto what I thought was the right road, but, frustratingly, I reached the end of it with the wedding venue nowhere in sight. In desperation, I pulled into the picturesque Pochuck Valley Farms parking lot (parking wasn't a problem) and went inside. The counter was in front and towards the back, someone in a kitchen was cooking food that gave forth a delicious aroma. I was worried when I asked the woman at the counter about my obviously erroneous (or, knowing myself like I do, misinterpreted) directions, I was going to get the same negative response as I got from the gas station guy. Instead, she was very pleasant, patient and helpful, taking out her phone to map out what I had scribbled on a piece of paper more precisely. Feeling somewhat guilty and wanting to repay the woman in some measure for her kindness, I went towards the dining area to pour myself a cup of coffee. The dining area was crowded with young people seated at tables, and they seemed to be enjoying what they were having. Paying for the coffee at the counter (and treating myself to a Twix candy bar), I thanked the proprietress for her help, drove carefully back up the way I had come, and found the wedding venue that I had somehow overlooked in my nervousness and frustration. This looks like a great place to go if you're into picking apples in a pristine rural setting. The sit-down menu looks tempting, and the pies and baked goods (baked by Diana) look scrumptious. Obviously, my experience with them, so far, has been very limited, but I would like to correct that in the future and avail myself of at least some of the many things they have to offer. Seems like a perfect destination for solitary travelers like me, couples, student groups, families. Don't bring Fido, though. Only "trained service animals" allowed.

Great deli and store. Breakfast omelettes and sandwiches are very good. Large deli meat…read moresandwiches with quality ingredients. All staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about their orchards. We always look forward to either getting a bite to eat or picking apples in the fall

One star because Yelp won't allow zero. The worst customer service repeatedly. Walk through the…read moredoor, 3 employees behind the counter... no one else in the building... no acknowledgment, no greeting. Stood there for about 3 minutes and then decided to keep my money and move on. And like I said, not my first visit. Always rude, as if the customer is disrupting their day. Today was my last attempt. It's a shame, I live in the community and want to support local business.

Everything from the service to the bagels and any kind of sandwich, cookies, pastries... all 5…read morestars. Anything you order is going to be incredible. We LOVE Yellow Cottage!!!

Loved this store as it's on my way home from work and easy to swing in for dinner supplies. It's…read moreclean, neat and usually empty enough that I can get in and out quickly. One BIG downside though... the hours right around when customers might pop in after work (6-7ish) they always seem to have someone going around the store with a floor polishing machine. It's loud, it puts out terrible smelling exhaust fumes and the operators often DONT CARE who's in the way as they push it down the aisle paying more attention to their phone than where they're going. The other day the person even pushed it down my checkout aisle WHILE I WAS CHECKING OUT! I'm done with Weis, this never happens anywhere else.

Just one open cashier/register on a busy, busy, Labor Day afternoon??!!…read more That's Weis in Franklin--trying to do everything possible to push people to go to the miserable Shoprite just up the road. But for the customers who want to support Weis, there's zero appreciation in return, just one slap in the face after another! With some corporate scamming thrown in, as well! On the lousy self-selve registers, the software has trouble holding the scanned store card information during a multi-item order, which would be most transactions...and keeps knocking the store card necessary to obtain the sale prices off the profile! Despite scanning of the store card with assistance of a manager multiple times, sale prices still wouldn't show, causing the register to overcharge and reflect the original inflated price! Pepperidge Farm Double Dark Chocolate Milano Cookies, for eg., were supposed to be on sale for $3.99, but at Weis's faulty self-serve register, they were $4.99, causing us to overpay. Then, for the real fun and humiliation, we had to go to the customer service counter (I use the term loosely) to get the overcharge corrected, where the female employee said, quoting, "I don't want to hear your story!" More checkers need to be hired, and employees on duty need to immediately help out at other registers when the line of customers on the one open hits 10 people--or even more than 5 or 6 people! Fix the software to reflect sale prices, for goodness sake, and accommodate customers with disabilities. Who needs to spend Labor Day at the pool or beach, when you can waste away at the Franklin Weis and be made to feel like two cents?

Terrible Management, very difficult to deal with and staff are almost as disgruntled. Rarely make…read moreorders correct and will fight and argue with you to get out of remaking it if they give you the wrong order or half-hearted drink missing toppings etc. After a 15 min argument asking for proof the drink was wrong she gave it to me wrong again. Never again. Worst Dunkin in Sussex county.

Service was super fast and friendly. One of the nicest locations i've ever been to aesthetically…read moreand service. Clean and welcoming vibe.

Have been there several times. Always great. Today was a train wreck. It took 25 minutes to…read moreget two coffees. The young lady making crepes was non stop but the food getting to tables was definitely an issue. We watched tables of 2-4 getting one meal and other meals 10 minutes later. People sitting for 5-10 minutes, getting half the drinks then rest coming out with the food. Hopefully this doesn't continue.

This was my first ever Too Good To Go order and it was outstanding! Everything was so fresh and…read moredelicious! Really good-looking menu lots of coffees and drinks and sandwiches and pastries to choose from . I'll definitely be going back to try their lunches. Very cute spot really great vibe inside as well.