Best pierogi I've ever had. They have a variety of fillings. The farmers cheese is our favorite and…read moreI love the jalapeno cheddar. Love this family owned business

Delicious and cooked to order pierogi's! You can order a dish to eat outside or buy a bag or two of…read moreyour favorite pierogi to bring home.

Adams is my favorite store to shop in! It is always a good experience and the employees are all…read morevery helpful and many have worked there for years and seem happy to work there . Adams has a great hot food bar, bakery, deli and fresh fish department as well as their vast fresh vegetables and fruits. Adams is truly my happy place!

I have been coming here most of my life and though the store layout has changed over the years. The…read morethings that make it such a special place have not. Most importantly the people. They staff at any Adam's store is spectacular. They are always friendly and eager to help find everything you are looking for. The store is always. Clean and we'll organized. I Love Shopping here.

Tiny spot on the corner of a street by the railroad. If you don't know about this place you are…read moreunlikely to find it. I must warn you, don't walk in hungry. The smell inside will have you drooling harder than a boxer puppy smelling a pizza. Unfortunately I forgot to save the photo I took of the delicious display of pastries. That display certainly hooked me. Came in for coffee walked out with delightful bites I couldn't wait to dig into. One of which was a strawberry danish. That crust was amazingly light and flakey. Layered strawberries, center with a little cream and that cream topped off with some lemony drizzle. Oh just pure goodness. Prices VERY reasonable. Coffee is outstanding. Desserts are dangerous. You will want to say "One of each please" and you won't regret a thing.

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

Besides my weekly supermarket runs for the usual fridge and pantry basics elsewhere, Mother Earth,…read moreat the Kings Mall in Kingston, NY goes beyond the usual organic veg. I know I could easily run to Vitamin Shoppe for my fish oil, rosehip oil, sea moss or natural hair and beauty products- but honestly, I'd rather keep supporting Mother Earth . Every so often when I'm catching up with other shops in Kings Mall, I come here to stock up on a few things. While prices are on the high side, the selections make it worth it. When I stopped by recently, I got one of their smoothies, which was super delicious. They also have nice fresh-pressed juice, pastries and hot meal menus. Bigger applause for catering to Vegans and Vegetarians as well. Mother Earth feels like a one-stop shop. The shelves are filled with everything from supplements and herbs to skincare and unique natural products I won't find in any store- not even Vitamin Shoppe. The environment is warm, earthy and inviting- and can tell they care about what they offer.

The variety and quality of their stock is good, and the store is spacious and appealing. Some of…read morethe pricing however, is unconscionable, especially with Adam's and several large supermarkets in close proximity. For example, a quart of Fage Best Self Lactose Free yogurt can be purchased at Price Chopper for $7.99. At Mother Earth, it is sold for $14.49. A pint of organic blueberries sold today for almost $10 as opposed to under $6 at Adams, and the ones at Adams are larger and plumper. I expect higher prices at a market specializing in organic foods, but the disparity makes this store out of reach except for a few of the hardest to find products.

Very pleased to finally have a chance to check this place out…read more This attractive shop features a nice selection of honeys, unusual preserves, and gift items (including books on local history, beautiful handmade wooden-ware, and smoked salmon in handsome cedar boxes from the Pacific Northwest). We enjoyed the smoked cod we purchased, and are eager to check out some of the many caviar options (including various imported caviar and American Sturgeon caviar, among others) next time we are able to stop by. A real highlight for me was the store's extensive collection of sturgeon-related ephemera and photos. The family that runs this shop has a long history in the sturgeon business and has collected many objects and pics that will appeal to those with an interest in the history of the Hudson Valley, fishing lore, and archaic imagery. Sturgeon are magnificent, prehistoric-looking creatures, and I thoroughly enjoyed perusing this "mini-museum" on the topic of sturgeon fishing. The service was pleasant, helpful, and non-intrusive. I highly recommend stopping by the next time you're in the neighborhood.

I'm a sales rep that works with very small scale food producers. When I visited Hansen's last year,…read moreI was excited that Hansen's placed large orders with all of the companies that I work with. However I was disappointed when I found out that Hansen's never paid any of them. Not one cent to 6 different companies. I dedicate my time to working my micro-scale and start-up food companies. Working with Hansen's is not a good idea. One star is too many.

This place is fantastic! The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable…read more Recommend to everyone, the level of intention is very noticeable.

I really wanted to like this place because the beer is genuinely solid. The Italian Pilsner was…read moregreat, and I've tried a few other beers from Blue Duck that were all on point. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end. The space inside feels cramped, with tables way too close together. During brunch, it was chaotic, to loud, obnoxious groups were yelling their orders across the room, blocking aisles, and generally being inconsiderate. It made for a pretty unpleasant dining experience. While people do bring kids and there's technically a kid menu, I wouldn't call this a family-friendly environment at all. The food was a major letdown. The tots were overcooked to the point of being hard, the fish sandwich was bland and mostly bread, and the pretzel was just mediocre; I've honestly had better from Costco. Good beer can only carry a place so far. Between the atmosphere and the disappointing food, I wouldn't rush back.

Cute cafe. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. Ordered at the middle and they call your name…read moreto pick up the food / drink. There is plenty of self-serve seats around the place. They also have some picture books to borrow (For the kids) while you wait. And this was a life-saver. We got a Reuben was was pretty good quality. Very thick meat, the saurkraut was great and so was the cheese. But it was so salty, I could only eat half of it. The same goes for the BLT with turkey. The turkey was nicely sliced and the ingredients were all fresh, but it was so salty, I could barely eat it. The bacon very thick, so they put the slices on the side. I like the concept, but too salty for me.

Rosie's is such a special spot and we can't wait to come back to try more items. My boyfriend and I…read moreshared the Bacon, Egg, and Cheese on a toasted everything bagel (bagel was light and airy) with Hudson Valley cheddar and Rosie bacon (thick cut and very flavorful), and it was truly to die for - easily one of the best and freshest BECs we've ever had. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients, and everything feels thoughtfully made. The ambiance is warm and cozy, the kind of place you want to linger in. I also love that it's part cafe, part market, so you can grab incredible food and also pick up market goods like fresh bread and local items. It feels like a neighborhood hub and a destination all in one. An absolute must if you're in Kingston.

I had no idea that Village Grocery & Refillery AND Village Coffee & Goods shared the same owners-…read morebut it all makes sense. A no-school day for me and impending snow on this side of Kingston was meant for one thing: getting out of the house and heading to breakfast. Village G. is exactly the type of cozy you want on a cold day- because the moment I stepped in here it felt warm, welcoming and bustling. Just like their name, Village G. is part grocery store- where they source fruits and veg from upstate farms and local suppliers and you get some refillable bulk items. You'll also find bagged pastas, prepared salads and grab-and-go meals. But for me, the kitchen is the main event. If a menu has a mushroom omelette, I get weak and Village G.'s version delivered. Theirs is on a toasted sourdough, buttery eggs+mushrooms, topped with arugula and Parmesan. It was earthy and freaking delicious. This was winter breakfast perfection off the bat with awesome service from start to finish.

Great food, pastries and Coffee, very friendly workers and I love that they use the highest quality…read moreand local ingredients!!!!