I'm a big fan of Focaccia, love their bread, their pastries and their pizza. I guess I love it…read moreall. My favorites are definitely semolina baguette and the prosciutto and provolone loaf . They seem to be only open on the weekend right now and their hours are a little wonky. I hope they will open for more hours so I can eat more bread! You have to go to the BroadStreetBagelCo.com/bakery to see a list of all of their goodies.

Such a wide range of picking! Amazing range of apples and pears, plus both sweet and sour cherries,…read moremultiple types of plums and berries. And in veg, where else can you pick brocollini?

Went here on a Sunday in late September, and there was a decent amount of apples to pick! They have…read morea ton of different kinds to choose from. You do have to pay admission to pick, but you get to pick way more than apples. Veggies and fruit are available if you go at the right time. We got 3 large pumpkins and an entire bag of apples for a little less than 35 bucks! Definitely worth it to stop here!

First time visit. Quite nice and incredibly reasonable prices…read more Worth the trip from Southern Berkshires.

OMG me and my crew Poop & Scoop from the Hudson Dog Park. We are on our summer ice cream tour. This…read moreis out 5th place and this is tough honestly because this Ice Cream and Alleyway Ice Cream are close really close. I have to visit both places again.

We had such a fabulous time at Morningbird last weekend. Everything about the experience was on…read morepoint: the vibes, the service, the food, the drinks. It certainly didn't hurt that the weather was beautiful and there was one outdoor table open when we arrived so we could sit with our dog by our side. Morningbird is a great fit for the area and absolutely worth visiting even if you're a town or two away. We came here around 1pm on a Saturday, on our way from Hudson to the Adirondacks. Thankfully it was on the way, allowing us to both shave off a bit of our drive and try a new spot we'd been eying for a while. Thanks to some pictures on Google, I saw that there were at least a few outdoor tables, which was important because we had our dog with us. You need to order inside but they'll bring it out to your when it's ready. Though we only spent all of five minutes indoors, I immediately loved the vibe and could picture myself hanging, reading, working here for a while. All the tables were full at this hour, but it did not seem overly packed. The coffee here is delicious, though I can only speak to the cold brew. That said, a friend of ours speaks highly of the lattes/other espresso drinks, for what it's worth. While waiting for my coffee, I perused the selection of prepared foods -- curated with a precision I've come to expect of most businesses in this area. As some have mentioned, the food at Morningbird (and the neighboring Aviary) is Asian-inspired, as are the items for sale. Expect gourmet condiments and seasoning, alongside plenty of coffee/tea and coffee/tea-related products. It's a marvel that I didn't walk out of there with five jars of chili crisp (potentially my all-time favorite condiment). Food-wise, I got the Iceberg Wedge w/ fried shiitakes, blistered sungolds, salted cashews, vegan thai green goddess dressing and my partner got the Fried Omelette and Kale over rice w/ garlic fried rice, roasted kale, crispy shallot. Every ingredient of both dishes was fresh and delicious and flavorful, and the preparations were familiar with a bit of whimsy. The prices are extremely reasonable for both items, but it's possible that it's because they're both on the smaller side as far as entrees go. Not a complaint, just worth mentioning in case you are very hungry. Service was super fast, almost impossibly so. An enjoyable experience start to finish, making Morningbird a spot we'll certainly be returning to.

Delicious breakfast sandwiches! the mochi donuts are also very good. The prices are a little high…read morefor the portions you get. Not something I could afford all the time. The venue is super cute but the service could be friendlier.

Excellent food. I grew up in Southern California, steeped…read morein Mexican culture and food. Grew up going to Mexico many times per year. This is one of the two truly authentic and delicious Mexican food places I've been to in the Hudson valley. Highly recommend.

Very authentic, great Mexican food. Great service! Atmosphere is simple but festive.read more

Amazing. 10/10. NY Lox is my go to. I bought one with a Sesame bagel, the other with an Everything…read morebagel.

I loved the style in this place, it was welcoming and charming. There is plenty of seating inside…read moreand outside. Service was quick. Now onto the bagel, I wanted to like this because I heard great things on how they are close to a city bagel.....far from it. It was just okay. The cream cheese was pretty good. But eh don't go out of your way if you are a die hard bagel lover.

This hole in the wall in Valatie sits directly on a creek and Main Street. It needs a better sign…read moreas the entrance is a nondescript multi level building, with an awning. Inside there is a dining area that wraps around bathrooms. On the counters, staff left their empty gum wrappers, staff drink coolers, dirty rags, half eaten sandwiches, empty bottles, refilled Tostitos jars with stinky substances, papers, and cloths etc. At the counter there was a long wait. Regular visitors brought their own food. Several of the service vitrines were cracked. The glass + tableware racks that busboys brought, were very dirty (see pictures, replace them). My meatloaf sandwich - which is a staple that I usually opt for, when there are many items, was filled with carrot and greens; which left a weird taste, that was not meatloafy on my palette! The sides were good, the coffee as well: but the coffee was always empty. The food is middle of the road. Service is slow and lacks a single 'leader' who can keep business humming along. People waited to pay. Cash was left unpaid on the register - people just gave up and walked out. It is very very chaotic. Food is passable, not refined. Coffee refills took a very long time. Chaotic female wait staff, that creates massive dining room problems and backups for diners wanting to pay. Staff make problems not solving them! Review: -4

Bright, inviting exterior, classic diner atmosphere, and genuinely friendly staff made for a…read morepromising first impression. Unfortunately, the meal fell short. Our omelets were generously sized but dry, under-seasoned, and filled with soggy vegetables. The crispy, well-cooked home fries were the standout of the plate. The presentation was just as uninspired as the flavor as this was one of the few meals I've had that didn't inspire me to reach for my camera.

Red meat isn't a regular part of my diet but I found the hamburger of my dreams at Del's Roadside…read morein Kinderhook. I've been there before and I've enjoyed their meals. I think the menu has expanded. There were salads that I could have ordered but when I read the description of their Rodeo Burger, I just had to have one: local beef with huge onion rings. provolone cheese, BBQ sauce and thick Applewood smoked bacon strips on a brioche bun. Wow. It was divine. It cost about $13 which might be a little steep for most burgers but this one was far from ordinary. The same goes for their boozy milk shakes which run about $10. I picked the "Top of the Mornin' ," which consisted of Colombian Coffee Ice Cream, Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey, Irish Cream, iced coffee, whipped cream and fudge. That was every bit as amazing as the burger. However, I only drank half of my shake and gave the rest to my friend because I had to make sure I could drive home. We were both fine. Service was very good. I think it only took about 10-15 minutes to fill our orders. That's pretty remarkable when you see what's involved. It's a family-run operation and everyone there is nice including the young woman who took our order. The farm themed restaurant was very busy when we stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. It was too late for lunch and too early for dinner but plenty of customers were apparently in sync with our schedule. There've been some upgrades to the decor since I last visited a few years ago. It seems they've added a fireplace at one end of the restaurant and a large farm themed play area for kids on the opposite end. There's even a taproom. It's a clean, cozy, family-friendly eatery that serves up farm fresh food. I didn't realize that Del's has another location in Rhinebeck and a family dairy farm in Red Hook. Perhaps my roadtrips will take me there someday.

I have passed by this place so many times and never even thought of stopping in. One day when I was…read morein Columbia County, I searched hamburger and hotdogs stands and Del's popped up. So I stopped in and they have delicious burgers and shakes. Tonight I tried the rodeo burger with fries. It was a smash burger on a brioche bun with Swiss cheese, onion ring, and BBQ sauce. Served with fries and a small vanilla shake. Now their ice cream is fresh. The milk comes from the dairy farm across the street. Also they serve craft beer from Hudson's Upper Depot. This is definately a spot in Columbia county everyone should try.

Saisonnier serves bar finger food. It has no kitchen. Sandwiches, salads and salumeria are cut at…read morethe bar. The sandwich is a panini and was good. The plates lack some design and garnish! Cucumbers and cocktail fruits are from jars. The food is tasty but amounts are small. The beer and drinks list satisfies. Review: 5

This place is everything I look for in life. It's inviting, flavorful and laid back. The staff care…read moreabout their product and they serve a wonderful mix of fantastic beer, an amazing selection of cheese and charcuterie options. Shout out to the great tinned fish options! The grilled cheese menu is something I strive to eat all of.

Figured I'd post a review for my local neighborhood Stewart's! My house is about equidistant from…read morethe Stewart's in Valatie and the one in Kinderhook. The staff is really friendly and I think I only came by here two or three times before they knew me by name. The shelves are always fully stocked, and they even make sure to stock ALL of the flavors of ice cream--even in winter (I'm looking at you, Fireworks). They're always having sale specials (though I only notice the ice cream ones) The bathrooms and seating areas both inside and outside are clean--you'll never sit down to a table with old ice cream on it. They've got free air for your bike if you want it, and once a staff member even helped me fill up my tires. Go Stewart's!

I always take my kids to Stewart's for ice cream because it's tasty and a good bargain. This time…read morehowever we didn't have the usual friendly Stewart's experience that we are used to. Our server seemed very annoyed that she had to make two simple bowls of ice cream for my children. To add insult to injury, she didn't say thank you and only told me my total, gave me my change and said "next" to the only other guy behind me in line. The condition of the store was not up to par either. My wife left with. Stain on her jeans from something on the edge of the table we sat at which out of all of them seemed "the cleanest" considering all of them needed to be wiped down and this one had the least amount of smudges on the table top. Shame on you Stewart's for allowing such poor customer service and facility cleanliness at this location. I have come to expect so much more from your stores and unfortunately this location really let me down. At least the ice cream hasn't changed...