The Cream of the Crop is an adorable cafe! It's set inside of a barn and has a little store inside…read morewith local home goods. The venue is very roomy with a large bar. It looks great for small weddings or parties. The food was simple but hit the spot! I got a chicken salad sandwich on wheat with all of the toppings including tomato and red onions. The ingredients are fresh and the plate comes with chips and some pickle slices. My boyfriend got the turkey club which was a mile high! They had quite a bit of desserts including cinnamon rolls, blueberry muffins and turnovers, three different oatmeal cookies, cheesecake, snickers pie, and much more! The place is really clean and has a relaxed atmosphere. Since I went on a weekday, there was an older crowd. The only downside would be the unpaved parking lot and short hours.

I'm sorry this is a bizarre place. Thin menu, no booze, overdone A/C on full blast right on my back…read moreand the vibe is too sparse and dull. Good sandwiches though. That is the thinnest menu I've ever seen in proportion to the venue. Honestly sandwiches are pretty easy. Not a single reason to return.

Downtown Delhi is a great lunch destination. I live an hour away and frequently make excuses to…read morevisit. The Blue Bee is a quintessential diner and the Baker's Grimm, next door, is also an experience. Loaves of still-warm Crocodile Bread, Honey-Wheat breads, Baquettes and Bagels greeted me at the door. The aromas were seductive. Really! The long sandwich counter had 6 busy attendants making oh-so-reasonably priced baguette, hard roll, bagel and bread sandwiches while serving large containers (12 oz. ?) of creamy fresh mushroom soup. Warning, everything is take-out as there are virtually no tables - just the counter and racks of breads I arrived at 11:15, met up with a friend, grabbed lunch, ate at the nearby park and returned at 1:30 for some more loaves (for friends back home). Craving more, I grabbed a dinner sandwich and found the place almost as busy. They close at two so don't be locked out while thinking about it.

Right when you walk in the tastebuds are tickled. Delicious daily specials (usually run out)…read moreincluding soups, sandwiches and sweet buns and bread. Staff are courteous and helpful, and although small, there is a little counter space to sit and eat. It's mini but mighty on taste.

Small town find while at a 12u baseball tournament. Next to a coin laundromat was an ice cream…read moreshop with a walk up windows. Friendly service with an amazing selection of treats. My favorite is always soft serve swirl, but they call it a twist. So good we went three times during our week.

Came across this place accidently and the ice cream is excellent. Soft-Serve is custard - delicious…read moreand big portion. Scores and Scores of optional flavors of hard ice cream and many specialty sundaes.

The food isn't bad but the prices -- especially for ice cream -- are very high compared with other…read moreseasonal alternatives.

Stopped here in between games at Cooperstown all star village for lunch and ice cream. Very happy…read morewith our experience. Food was delicious and ice cream for dessert. Super friendly staff working. Plan to come back again.

Stopped by Magpies on a recent visit to Delaware County off a tip from a friend and I couldn't have…read morebeen more impressed. The staff were all lovely, especially the owner Maggie. I had a couple slices of the cherry lime pie and was so blown away that I took a frozen pie home. It was easy to tell the ingredients were fresh and locally sourced. I'm told their pies rotate by the week so I can't wait to stop by on my next trip upstate.

charming bakery with the best biscuit breakfast Sammy in all the land . and of course handpies &…read morepies ; savory and sweet . make sure to add this to your lists of MUST try when in the area !! thank you Magpies

Amazing simple food. Great scones. Don't drive through town without stopping. Open 10-4.read more

4&1/2..Vibes for days...It's hard to imagine one not being smitten by this picture perfect,…read morebeautifully restored vintage turn of the century set-piece worthy little all-day cafe, smack in the middle of what was a strong contender for the most postcard/storybook perfect little upstate town I visited in my recent treks trough the region this past fall. I've heard this little village has had among the most intense glow-ups of the post covid boom in the region and it sure shows. What was once a typically sleepy and stagnant, though still undeniably charming downtown common to the area when I last came through some 20-plus years ago now has all the hallmarks of an upscale, bespoke Brooklyn-north outpost, and this place is a perfect representation, though thankfully one that accentuates a positive example of such development that can serve and be appreciated by both the recent transplants as well as the longtime locals. This is thanks most crucially to the prices remaining happily reasonable and accessible to median income in the area, as opposed to raising prices to typical Brooklyn levels (like at the previously panned Phoenicia Diner). This is likely due to the fact that this place actually was established in the last decade, when, while the Brooklynification of the Catskills was certainly well under way, it had not yet been turbocharged to its insane post Covid levels. Food quality however was uniformly excellent, to the point that it would be a beloved neighborhood asset most any of us would love to have in our own hood. Everything I sampled on my lunch there, selected with the help of the thoughtful suggestions of my excellent server, tasted exceedingly fresh and clean, no doubt owing to the bounty of wonderful local ingredients from which the kitchen procures from. Each dish displayed some delightfully retro 90s era influences from the thick and creamy corn chowder, tasting brilliantly of peak late summer corn, to a bright and briny orzo salad, and the star of the meal, the unctuous, savory, perfectly seasoned umami bomb of a meatloaf pressed panini with the squishy pillowy meatloaf melding topped with gooey smokey provolone contrasted brilliantly with the crusty craggily pressed bread. It was a contender for best thing I had upstate and rivals any burger I had in 2025. Was a deeply satisfying lunch that left be deliciously satiated for my drive out of town through the glorious rolling Catskill Hills dreaming of a future opportunity for another visit.

Friendly people and great service. We have ordered several times! The food is always delicious!…read moreGood parking!

Reply to Emily Having been in this bakery many times over…read morethe last SEVERAL DECADES, and family that has been their even MORE OFTEN we have AKWAYS FOUND 1-Products fresh snd delicious 2-Help friendly, professional and helpful That is why EVERY FAMILY MEMBER LOVES TO GO THEIR We do not return to any sub standard place snd will be back to Schneider's Bakery I seriously question your motives for writing what you did,, I have NEVER heard any other local people give them anything but praise. Carl L

Let me preface by saying that we did not get to the bakery until late morning, so the remaining…read moreitems to choose from were not as fresh as I can only assume would have been first thing in the morning. That said, it was slim pickings and items we did get were good. The remaining items were very well decorated and appealing to the eye. My suggestion would be get there early for fresh baked goods.