City-level coffee in the Hudson Valley. Tucked away next to some offices and antique shops, Black…read moreDot cafe is an easy stop for a good espresso drink. Solid drinks, friendly baristas, but only open Thursday-Monday 8am-4pm, which is perfect if you're coming upstate for the weekend. They use beans from local coffee roaster Big Mouth Coffee from Beacon NY, and have Oat milk (Chobani Oat), too!

This place is ass. The absolute worst dirty chai I ever had. So bad I just tossed it and went…read morewithout caffeine instead of trying to choke it down. But the cardamom bun and croissant were good.

I was driving by, and the name of the place caught my eye, so I decided to stop in for lunch. Just…read morea nice simple restaurant, nothing fancy. Everybody was friendly, and the place was clean. There is a sign, that there is no Wi-Fi. You actually have to *GASP* talk to each other as if it were back in the 90s. :) You order at the front counter, and then when your food is ready, you walk up to the kitchen window and pick it up. I decided to try the 209 hash. Two eggs, Potatoes, bacon, sautéed mushrooms, sausage, and tomatoes. While the food was good and the over easy eggs were done right, everything was pretty oily. From the potatoes, to the mushrooms, everything. I mean yes, there was bacon and sausage, but there shouldn't have been so much oil on everything else. Again, it did taste good, and it was very rich, but all of the oil took away from the meal, just a little bit. Next time I'm passing by, I would stop again, but this time I would get something else. Thank you.

Have been coming here for the past year to meet up with my friend, and always enjoyed the food. 5…read morestars but today I brought home their Lamb Stew, Wow! Can't wait to go back and this time I'll bring home 2 to go !

What a delight!…read more Founds this place on Yelp when I was in the New Paltz area and decided to stop by for some coffee, breakfast, and to get a little work done. I arrived to find them right off a bike trail in a small shopping center. If you live or are visiting the area and are biking at all, you could definitely bike right on up from the trail. The space inside is bright and airy. It was a great space for working in and they kindly provide free wifi. I ordered a mocha made with oat milk. For milk alternatives, they have oat and sesame. I was leery having never had sesame milk to get that so opted for oat milk but kinda wished I would have tried it. That said, the mocha was splendid--rich, strong espresso and flavorful chocolate--it was pitch perfect. For my breakfast I opted for their avocado toast which was an absolute dream. Hands down one of the better avocado toasts I've had the pleasure of enjoying. The service was warm and welcoming. Zero complaints about this spot! Get to it!

I've come here many times already, the scones are definitely worth trying. My friends seem to…read morereally like the Matcha too. The reason why I'm only leaving three stars is because there's always this one girl who's attitude is so apparent. I don't like the "gen z stare" term/ stereotype BUT this girl is a professional at it! Every time she calls out drinks she awkwardly rolls her eyes. I didn't catch her name but it's the lady with short hair and bangs!

Very friendly barista but I was the only one in there late afternoon. They had some 1/2 off…read morepastries I was interested in and he brought more from the back which was nice. Tucked out of the way but decent. Clean. Nice small seating area, & the latte tasted good.

My boyfriend tried to order a mocha and the girl working there said they were almost out and if he…read morecould order something else. So he just ordered a regular coffee that was not very good. Then the girl behind him in line ordered an iced mocha and she made it for her. He didn't tell me this until after we got into the car. But if I had known I would not have ordered anything. My boyfriend is black and I just wondered if it was a racism thing. I could be wrong but it felt that way since everyone else was white. It happened while I was going to the bathroom at the creepy bus station office next door which you have to go to bc the coffee shop doesn't have one. I got a chocolate croissant which tasted fine but the woman who worked there made me wait a super long time while she and the guy in front of me talked about his dog. There are a lot of coffee shop options in New Paltz so you don't have to go here if you need coffee. I would stay away from this place. I was led astray by a review that said it was good.

Such a cute trendy little spot! Stopped here on a walk around town and I'm so glad I did! Josie's…read morecoffee shoppe is absolutely adorable and really conducive to a study session, reading, hanging out with friends! I absolutely loved the interior and ended up getting one of their seasonal lattes to go which was absolutely delicious. I got the brown butter lemon vanilla latte with oat milk and all the flavors blended so well without tasting artificially syrup-y. It came out to around $9 but the quality of the coffee was really good. I'd love to stop by again to try some of their food as well. The barista was super nice and welcoming and I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

Great spot for breakfast or lunch. Cute interior and great food. Was in need of a good cup of…read morecoffee and my maple latte did not disappoint! Nice options for breakfast. Space for people to hang out as well. It is open from 9am-3:00 pm.

Please do yourself a favor and get the almond croissant. You will not be disappointed. The coffee…read moreis also delicious. You can sit in the greenhouse or in the sitting area and would love it. And if you sit long enough you can then get a burger and fries. The service is quick!

So good we came two days in a row on our 3 day trip to NY! The coffee was exceptional, and the…read morepastries were amazingly delicious. Highly recommend the cinnamon twist - it was flavorful and delectable. A cute little spot in the mountains that is worth the drive!

Best coffee and Croissants In all ulster County. So…read morefriendly and accommodating Croissants are like heaven. Baked to perfection

We absolutely love Village coffee it's a great local neighborhood spot. The food is fantastic. The…read morepastries, especially the gluten-free ones are amazing But the real star of the show for us for years is always been the guy with the glasses making the coffee, the barista he's a real legend super nice guy and super patient but also makes amazing coffee. We told him that yesterday as well. This place is a staple and we are very appreciative

Small location but amazing service from Ema and great coffee to match! Highly recommend !read more

Great service and super local n accessible to swing by n get your fuel for the day the coffee beans…read moreare from Cali! Delicious coffee and good price

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.