Was passing through the area and wanted a cup of coffee. I had bookmarked this place on Yelp, due…read moreto the great ratings. Located in a downtown area, place is pretty big, with a lot of cool seating. Woman working behind the counter was friendly and worked me through their coffee choices. I went with their house dark roast, they roast their own beans. They also use real mugs for customers that are staying to enjoy the coffee. That really adds to the experience. Coffee was delicious, cafe was a great place to sit and relax. I would gladly return!

This spot is the type of place that you can tell is very central to the town and community. It was…read morepacked - though not overly so - and had a lot of quirky ambiance - local flyers and art. There's some outdoor seating. The flat whites were just right. There were lots of great pastry and baked goods options. Clean bathrooms! Barista was very nice and gave a hello.

BeanRunner Café - A Peekskill Gem!…read more I've been to BeanRunner many times, and it continues to be one of those unique spots in Peekskill that has its own personality and vibe. This time I stepped away from my usual order and tried the Mediterranean Salad, and I'm glad I did! It comes topped with grilled chicken and is served with pita slices and hummus. Everything worked together perfectly--it was fresh, flavorful, filling, and just really good! My usual go-to, though, is The Hurdle--turkey, bacon, Gouda cheese, sesame ginger dressing, lettuce, and tomato on panini bread. I definitely customize mine : no tomato, extra bacon, no dressing, and I prefer it cold instead of hot. So good! I also had a mocha with an extra espresso shot and extra chocolate , while my daughter and my mom enjoyed breakfast. What really makes BeanRunner special is the atmosphere. You can sit inside or outside, and the whole place gives me a cool Brooklyn lounge/café feel. Inside, you have beautiful authentic brick walls, plants thoughtfully placed throughout the seating areas, and curated artwork displayed on the walls--some of which is even available for purchase. Smooth jazz and R&B playing in the background just adds to the vibe. They cater to and strongly support local artists and musicians which is very cool! There's also a back patio, a quieter separate seating room away from the main floor, and outdoor seating with umbrellas. The outdoor area gives me a little Fort Greene/Lafayette triangle vibe, which I really enjoy. And BeanRunner is more than just a café. They have live music on weekends, and from what I'm told, they have a GOOD time! They also host poetry slams and open mics, which adds even more character to the place. They serve desserts and smoothies too, so there's plenty beyond coffee and sandwiches. The location is tucked back on Esther Place in Peekskill, across from the large Assumption Church building, and that may honestly be BeanRunner's biggest disadvantage. I truly believe that if this place weren't so tucked away, they'd be packed every day. Great food, great coffee, beautiful atmosphere, music, art, plants, indoor and outdoor seating--BeanRunner has a little bit of everything. Definitely a Peekskill spot worth discovering! 5 stars from me!

Really , really good coffee with really good people who know what they're doing…read more The menu is a little small but it gets the job done. Ask for the scotch bonded hot sauce if you want to really know what we're talking about here.

This is no longer a coffee shop should be updated It's a…read morerestaurant I just needed coffee :)

I was introduce to the Peekskill Central market when I attended an event @ Kurzhals Coffee located…read moreon the ground floor. PCM is located on Main Street and is home to several different vendors. The building itself is a 3 story, century old industrial building (maybe historic/landmarked). The PCM has been brought back to life as a mixed-space marketplace. It is now the home to a few businesses and vendors. For my NYC folks think Chelsea market vibes but smaller. There is also an event space located in the building that can be rented for any special occasions (weddings, banquets & etc). The building is beautifully restored and visually intriguing while maintaining its rustic charm. It is so nice to see old become new and useful again. Just A Note: Kurzhals Coffee is a must try!

Came here only for dessert. We got the tres leches it was delicius and then we got the cholado it…read morewas good, i had better in queens area but it was good enough to take care of that craving, i will come back to try their other choices of food and dessert. Cute little place and friendly staff.

"What can I cook for you?" Mister Cholado is a gem in the…read moreheart of Peekskill. On a hot day, I went in to try a cholado, my first. It's a sweet iced drink with chunks of fruit, like a deconstructed smoothie. Now I have to try their other items, and more cholados!

What a treat to find this lovely coffee bar in the beautiful village of Verplanck. As luck would…read morehave it, it was inside a beautiful museum, so on top of the excellent mocha latte, I got to experience beautiful art! It's only open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and it's worth a visit!!

Peekskill Boba is definitely a local hometown favorite for me. Whenever I'm in the mood for boba, I…read morelove that I can just head right down the street and know I'm about to get something good. Nothing here ever disappoints. My go-to will always be the strawberry matcha latte; it's that drink I keep coming back to; but lately I've been branching out and trying new things, and they've all been just as good. The blueberry matcha latte was so good, and their spring special, the fig and honey matcha latte, was on another level. When I say you really can't go wrong here, I mean it. Everything I've tried has been consistently good, and that's what keeps me coming back.

This has been on my to try list because I wanted to try the Ube Bubble Milk Tea. I ordered 3…read moredifferent milk teas. All had chestnut popping bubbles because they had no regular boba available at the time. Yes.. a boba milk tea place without boba. Assam milk tea-meh, not all that. Ube latte-it is Just milk with a little ube extract, no tea flavor whatsoever and barely even any ube flavor. Pumpkin milk tea- i like pumpkin spice, but holy heck this tasted like they poured 15 pounds of it into a small cup. All i tasted was a ton of pumpkin spice, not even a tiny amount of tea. Overall: likely won't go back to, was not a fan, rather go to matcha thomas in cold spring.

Drive thru out of service so I ventured inside. I noticed due to pressure from Starbucks support of…read moreGenocide in Palestine as well as their price increases they are not as busy as they were years ago. Espresso was smooth though. I just feel guilty supporting this corporation. Free Palestine PS the new falafel sandwich should have all proceeds to feed the people of Gaza that the Zios displaced but it won't. #BDS

The slowest Starbucks in the history of existence - - a 20 minute time suck even if you order ahead.read more

They had a food truck in Sleepy Hollow for their October street fair and I got the apple cider…read morefloat with the donut on top! The donut was very crumbly and a bit hard to eat but having it around the straw helped especially at an event like this where you don't want to get your hands too dirty with finger foods. I felt that there could be more apple cider flavor because despite what you can see in the picture, there's a LOT of ice cream in there!! But overall loved the creative seasonal options!

I am extremely disappointed with the service I have received recently at Homestyle Bakery. As a…read moreloyal customer of over 20 years, I have had consistently positive experiences with their bakery for every occasion! However, the recent visits for my daughter's graduation cake were unsatisfactory. During both my initial visit and follow-up visit, the staff seemed unwelcoming and gave the impression that we were an inconvenience. I showed the baker a pic of my daughter's high school graduation cake and said I wanted almost the exact design but different logo and he made a disgusted face when he looked at a picture of it. I saw the look on his face and asked him what was wrong. I told him I got the cake from them and he didn't believe me because he doesn't remember making it. When I requested a cake featuring my daughter's school logo in fondant, the baker was hesitant due to the heat. I completely understand fondant doesn't do well in warm weather but the last one in my opinion was excellent. My suggestions for the design were not given due consideration. Given the $300 price tag, I believe customers deserve better than to feel dismissed and expect a more accommodating service. I will update my review once I pick up the cake to see how it comes out.

Definitely the customer service. With that kind of attitude I wouldn't want that I the morning yeah…read moreyou have to get up and work but try to have a smile on your face instead of ruining a Dunkin experience. Thank you dear general manager Zoila

I have been here so many times, and I've been refraining from leaving a review, but I'm done. This…read moreplace sucks. The workers are incompetent, the manager or whoever she is, has an attitude problem. I say "thank you," and there is no "you're welcome." They are so unorganized and could carless about their performance and customer service. If i could leave no stars, I would. They can't even place a boston cream donut in the bag properly. This is every time! I'd advise everyone to drive the extra mile and go to the Buchanan Dunkin instead. They are 1000x better.