Maybe they were having an off day? Or I ordered the wrong thing? Asked for a latte and didn't…read morenotice until the last minute that they were using a small automatic coffee maker. It was a coffee with steamed milk on top and it was so bitter I couldn't drink it. Muffin was okay wasn't great. I will say the owners were very very nice and we had a really good conversation so that made it worth it (except I still needed a latte ha ha)

Tiny little place but full of yummy desserts and sandwiches! Coffee is delicious and service was…read morevery pleasant! Really cute place. Worth the trip!

It's important to have one things if you consider yourself a cafe or coffee shop. Good coffee. They…read morenot have good coffee, it's great as well as the staff that is there. The baked goods smelled like heaven and tasted just as such. But the coffee was the show stealer.

First time here and it was amazing ! Fresh bread pastries cookies! Live band was playing music…read morewhile I was there. They accept Apple Pay and tap to pay. Cashier was super sweet and helpful

The donuts were so good! They were fresh off the fryer so they were served warm…read more We were greeted as soon as we walked in and the staff was there to help explain how everything worked if necessary. Overall the place was really cute and cozy, ill definitely be back.

Greeted warmly by the young gentleman at the register. Very fun concept for ordering donuts. You…read moreare given a menu and select the type of donut and your toppings. The donuts were tender and delicious. Coffee was a medium roast and well balanced. Cute decor. A place for a quick meet up while enjoying a sweet snack and warm beverage. Bonus is you can watch your donuts being made if you like, through a viewing window in the back.

A fabulous place. Excellent sandwiches and coffee and atmosphere. I should add that if you are…read morefrom NYC and/or expected to be bowed down to, and expect some kind of "curated" () experience, etc..... Perhaps grow up. I know it's difficult coming up to the boondocks, but if you don't like this place for what it is - a lovely bakery - head back to Manhattan. You guys rule!!!

Stopped by on way back to the city -- truly awful experience and I would expect to find better…read morebaked goods and coffee in the local supermarket. Maybe it was because I had some pretty amazing pastries in Livingston Manor yesterday; but, even without that experience this place was less than mediocre. Boring and stale. Very disappointing.

I'm a little bummed that Dressells Farm doesn't offer their hot apple cider and fresh donuts on…read moreweekdays! Last year, they had the BEST warm apple cider donuts - and their hot apple cider was the real deal, not that watered-down stuff you get everywhere else. It was the perfect combo for a chilly autumn day. I was really looking forward to making Dressells Farm a regular weekday stop this fall for that specific treat, but it's a shame they only offer it on weekends. Hopefully, they'll consider offering the hot cider and fresh donuts every day next year so more people can enjoy them!

Rude and angry employees that yell at the customers and if God forbid you tell anyone, you get…read moreaccused of lying and fabricating stories by the owner. There are a million other orchards that are just as nice without mean employees yelling at you.

Food is amazing, workers are polite, and the inside is always clean with beautiful decor.read more

Still great customer service and a clean establishment. Ordered a pink drink and a jelly donut! So…read moreso good and fresh. My ordered was ready promptly! I always enjoy stopping in and it's always great!

Love this place! It is worth braving the busy parking lot, jammed with Shabbat shoppers to get a…read morebagel, challah or other baked goods! Always a kind "Shabbat shalom" from the proprietress to me , a shiksa through and through!

I heard about this bakery, which is a Heimishe bakery, from What's Cookin' Sullivan County page on…read morefacebook. Really, I was so surprised that after the season, this bakery is still open. They are planning to close around Columbus Day. For those of you that don't know, Jewish businesses open up in the summer and close when the kids go back to school. Communities with many of these businesses are aflutter with activity and then.....nada. Ghost town. South Fallsburg, Woodridge, and Woodbourne are prime examples. Blink....and you might miss this bakery. Fallsburg seems to be this intersection-a Stewarts on one side, a body shop on the other, Dollar General up ahead, and on the one side, a few Jewish businesses. An ice cream shop, a pizza place, and this bakery. My GPS was trying to point me across the street to the Dollar General. Anyway, once inside, there is a quick sale rack in which I found what I was looking for at an incredible price! Russian babkas at $2 each. After the season, you cannot find a babka in Walmart or Shoprite and if you did, they are usually around $7 or $8. I went late in the day at 4pm, so the bakery was empty, but that's a good thing. Get your last minute things before he leaves!!! Freeze them!

After checking out Kaaterskill Falls, I stopped by here with my family for coffee and donuts. I got…read morea Caramel Cold Brew with Oat Milk, which was overall good. For donuts, we decided to get the Chocolate Glazed, Maple Glazed, and Apple Cider. The texture of the donuts were fluffy yet "bouncy" - I don't really know how to describe it, but my family and I LOVED them. The apple cider donuts were seriously the best I've had - I wish this place was in CT!

Fred's Famous Donuts in Tannersville is a coffee / donut shop serving delicious cake donuts. We…read moreordered some maple lattes as well as a dozen donuts. We went with the hot apple cider, glazed, maple glazed, cinnamon sugar, and donut of the day which was chocolate sea salt. These donuts were a great texture for those like us who appreciate a cake donut with a crunchy exterior. The hot apple apple cider donuts in particular were excellent and rival our incumbent apple cider donut favorite, the Cider Mill in Clinton NY. This is well worth a visit while in the Catskills region for solid coffee and great donuts

This place was great! It had a NY feel when you walk in and everyone was friendly. The owner was…read moreso gracious and took time to talk with us and even gave one of us a free slice of babka. We got the chocolate babka and my girls immediately fell in love. Our group also got the hot fresh donuts and everyone agreed they were awesome, but they still tasted good the next day. Would totally recommend to anyone.

underbaked babka made with palm oil made me sad. half moon…read moreis half baked - not really a coffee shop not really a bakery. maybe good enough for the stroller crowd that are just happy to come out of the rain.

This place was delicious! Donuts were light and airy with so much flavor! Had breakfast sandwiches…read more- the hand pie and mighty breakfast sandwich. The hand pie was buttery and flaky. The breakfast sandwich had a great flavor and as large HOUSEMADE hashbrown on it

I'm going to call it. Mighty Donuts is my favorite donut shop...ever. I loved it so much that I…read moreasked my husband to drive us here twice. Once, on our way out of the city for our Upstate getaway then a second time heading back home. The flavors were unreal. Even something as pedestrian as a strawberry sprinkles donut tasted award-winning. This was one of my favorite bites, and that's surprising coming from someone who really orders it. In fact, the last time I got that donut was probably when I was a child. Unlike most shops, the frosting was, indeed, strawberry flavored and not just some bullshit icing with pink dye. They also offered novel combinations, like coconut lychee and a pecan donut that had the most complex profile: sweet, smokey, with a slight funk. I've never tasted anything like it. The flavors strangely worked well together. The brown butter donut was the pièce de résistance. It was wonderfully sweet and salty, reminiscent of a butterscotch square. I felt greedy, wanting to buy a box to take home. I didn't, and now I wonder - did I make a mistake? Should I have listened to my basest desires? Might Donuts gave me something to long for.