We were feeling a bit hungry as we were driving down the Taconic, and searched Yelp for interesting…read moreplace to grab some lunch. A few miles off the Taconic, this place turned out to be a great choice. Really tasty chicken salad wrap for me and a Nicoise salad for my wife...both very tasty. We thought about getting a scone for the road...they looked so good, but we were already full, so we passed. However, quite unplanned, we swung by again the following day and bought two scones and some coffee...delicious. We will keep this place in mind the next time we travel through the area!

What a gem! The food is excellent, the vibe is chill/local and Anthony is a sweetheart! Come here…read morefor coffee, breakfast sandwiches or baked goods. Stay for the eggplant and chicken parms. I always have some in my freezer. I've not had anything that wasn't delicious, pastas, chicken salad, everything! Come see Anthony, you will have a great meal.

Amazing foodddddddddddd great service amazing…read moreatmosphereeeeeeeeee........................................................

If "WOW" was a dish it would be served here…read more Stopped by with my son for a quick bite and was pleasantly shocked at how friendly the people were and how amazing the food was too. Can't wait to come back!

This cute place is worth a stop for sure- bright and clean inside- the staff is 10/10. I had a…read morechicken sandwich- first of all they cut the chicken breast into a size that is perfect for a sandwich. It's the details of the sandwich the fresh jalapeños, the jam. It is a light and interesting sandwich. The max salad is perfect perfectly dressed.- I will be back!! there's a level of freshness to this diner- Refreshing and delicious-

Food is good, the waitresses are nice, the younger girl that goes around refilling drinks is the…read morehead of the "I hate my job" club. The interior is a bit out dated with it's decor, with a strange mixture of paintings that are hung super high on the walls, and don't match anything else in the diner. The restaurant is well lit, and has plenty of room between tables. We ate lunch here one day, and my fried chicken, bacon and cheese sandwich was ok. Everyone else had no complaints with their food either. We went back the next day for breakfast, I had the French toast with a side order of link sausage. Everything was good. We would definitely go back again.

I had been wanting to stop here for a while but they are always packed. Today was my lucky day. We…read morestopped for lunch. Pierogis were so yummy. My turkey BLT wrap was packed with flavor. My boyfriend had the lumberjack sandwich and really enjoyed it. The place itself is really cute and has a lot of fun stuff to look at.

We found this spot thanks to the recommendations of some locals in the area and boy were we happy…read morewe came here to eat. The food was incredible. "The Hiker" was such a delicious plate of food, soft delectable pancakes, deliciously tasty homefries and eggs cooked to your liking. I also had to try "The French toast Casserole" and I am glad I did. Such an interesting take on a french toast. Baked just right with a great Pecan praline and a delicious raspberry sauce that brings it all together. I cant wait to try this place again. The staff was so friendly and the decoration and vibe just fit so well with the log cabin feel. Please note it is a cash only place but there is an ATM machine for use and parking can get limited during busy peaks of the day. The log cabin cafe is a must try!

Our midday food came out of kitchen VERY slowly. We had 3 diners at the bar. Several minutes…read morebetween each plate was served. It probably took 20 minutes for all three of us to receive our fare. There were 2 other small parties there for lunch also. The dining area wasn't busy or crowded. I had chicken on top of waffles with a honey sauce. The chicken was great - but not the mini waffles. The staff was friendly.

We walked in and were happy to have been welcomed in by the owner. We were offered to sit…read moreanywhere. Every table had a menu on it and the specials were written on a board. I saw the spot a few weeks ago and wanted to come back and honor them on Yelp. It's well deserved and wish them luck. I sat and studied the menu and it was hard making a decision but I ended up selecting the Ritchie Rich biscuit sandwich and a side of Method Yams. They both were very tasty but especially liked the yams maybe because they were sweet and delicious. The biscuits were crumbly and tasty. My companion like the maple biscuit and coffee. Oh yes coffee i got a hot coffee with coquito cold foam, it was a good drink. They also have an loyalty program for every biscuit item you purchase you can get points. There will be many more times to stop in and explore the menu.

Came back for the hunting season. Seven of us had breakfast and of course Pam took care of us. Five…read moreof us came back from breakfast next week and four of us had dinner. Service is great. Food is plentiful places clean prices are reasonable. That's why we come back here all the time. See you next year. Sal E New Rochelle

Homey diner with the regulars all meeting up at the counter for breakfast. We were greeted and…read moreseated immediately. The place was very clean and the air conditioning was welcoming. It's a nice place to stop and eat

I had the mussrls. They were really good. Try a cheese broth…read morewith prosciutto. Have alot of bread on hand.

We enjoyed our fried clam bellies and mushroom po'boy. The…read morerestaurant sells an amazing collection of tinned fish.

Did I know what I was getting into when I stopped for lunch in Craryville?…read more No. Sometimes you're on a road trip and you need to stop to eat. Often, these meals are nothing special - just fuel for the trip. But sometimes you get lucky. We stopped because we were hungry and because the map said there was a place to eat just off the Taconic. Right off the exit we were greeted by an old-school stainless steel diner that looked well-maintained and inviting. At this point, my expectations for the stop had already been exceeded. Inside, we learned that this was an old Silk City Diner from 1958, and the decor reflected this history. We took a comfortable booth by a window. Service was friendly. One of the day's specials was fried scallops. Now, many people might think an old roadside diner that's 100 miles from the ocean might not be a good place to order seafood, but I had a feeling I was making a good choice. I didn't even ask the waitress how the scallops were - I just ordered. The scallops were perfectly cooked, enjoyable to eat, and exceeded my expectations. They came with fries, gravy, and broccoli, which were all fine (but nothing special). It wasn't all perfect. The coffee was weak, and it didn't seem like all the food met the level of the scallops. But for a random rest stop it was fantastic. Will I be planning a trip to Craryville just to go to the Martindale Chief Diner? Probably not. But would I stop in if I was traveling through this area again? Absolutely.

Silk City Diners are a treasured emblem and wonderful reminder of the history, cultural importance…read moreand prominence of the American diner scene in years past. Only 1500 were made from 1926 to 1966 in Paterson NJ making Silk City Diners a very important part of the American culinary landscape. The best part is when you stumble on one and, not only, are you reminded of the past but you experience exceptional hospitality, excellent service and well prepared delicious food. MCD does it all and then some, don't miss this wonderful hidden restaurant gem!