My wife actually introduced me to Holy Cow when we lived nearby, and from that very first visit I…read morewas hooked. It's easily one of the best places to grab ice cream on a warm summer evening. There's something special about enjoying your favorite flavor while watching the sunset. Fast forward a few years, and now we're bringing our own kids here to make those same memories. The ice cream has always been consistently delicious, no matter how many times we've visited, and the staff has been friendly and welcoming every single time. It's one of those places that never disappoints, and we're always happy to make the trip back whenever we're in the area. Highly recommend if you're looking for great ice cream and a relaxed atmosphere with family or friends!

Great ice cream, great prices, great service! Holy cow is a staple ice cream place for your dessert…read moreneeds. We stopped in for an afternoon treat before a crowd of people and got helped easily. They have soft serve, froyo, and hard ice cream among some other treats. We got the flavor burst which was yummy and a classic. Their soft serve is so good. Lots of outdoor space for seating and hanging out that was clean and parking was super easy as well.

This place is your typical roadside deli…read more You can order at the front and there is plenty of seating in the back. There are only two indoor tables, but there are many outdoor tables. I got a strawberry and cookies'n cream kiddie cone. The kiddie cone was more than enough for me. The ice cream was so soft. My daughter would not share the cookies n cream with me, so that was definitely really good. They also have amazing burgers!

Such a cute place for a quick bite or a dessert! Have never had a bad experience yet after numerous…read morevisits. Love that there's seating under a covering in case of rain! Service is great, everything made to order. Love the unique flavors they have, but pumpkin chip is absolutely the best! I look forward to it every year!

It reminds me of a modern Dairy Queen. There is a little sloped roof building with an extensive…read morecolorful menu posted above so ordering windows. Soft serve and hard ice cream abounds with classic and creative flavors. The team is super nice and efficient. There is a pavilion out back with picnic tables. I just went with the mainstay chocolate vanilla twist in a cake cone. For a small it was a generous portion. The prices are really reasonable compared to what I am used to in Jersey!

The fam were in the area for a weekend and we'd already had some bad whiffs (both our hotel and the…read morerestaurant we went to for dinner were stinkers). We were all praying a dessert 'nightcap' could salvage this trip far from home. No pressure, Jolly Cow, no pressure. This was obviously 'the place to be' - countless people coming and going. All sorts of "hang out" areas (under a tent, in the grass on benches, you name it) - so we were feeling good that we picked a winner. We waited in line for a spell and when we went to start our order we encountered our first remora... cash only. (People still carry cash, huh?) Crisis averted (yeah, my kids had cash on them!) - back in line to try this again. Family of four all getting some serious treats and all for under $20? Sweet! (Dad puns unavoidable, sorry.) "Small" cone was the size of a Smurf (aka - 3 apples) which is crazy (good). I went with their 'Razzle' which is a step-sibling to DQ's Blizzard (I think the last time I had Reese's Pieces ET was still trying to phone home) and... pretty darn incredible. (Although it too was just TOO much of a good thing and I wish it was even smaller than their small.) You saved our weekend, Jolly Cow. And that's the "utter" truth. (I warned y'all that the dad puns weren't going to stop.)

I love this place! I try to get something different every time. What a selection of teas and…read moreproducts. So friendly! Cindy

Charming, small tea shop with an excellent selection of teas. Both their chai and bubble tea were…read morehigh quality. The owner in their exuberance even had us smell and see the texture of the chai before it was brewed. Difficult not to like a place where the owner is that obviously passionate. One of the best bubble tea spots that we have tried north of Beacon and south of Albany.

5 stars for their lemonade since I didn't try anything else. Was having a craving for ice-cold…read morelemonade and wanted something as close to homemade as it gets! Five stars for the deliciously refreshing Tractor Beverage lemonade in a big slushie container by the register. Just the right amount of sweet and so much better than any lemonade you'd get at CVS. 5 stars!!!

I live much closer to this location now, and it has been a pretty solid go-to for pizza. I ordered…read morefrom Village Pizza recently for a birthday. They did manage to mess up my order and I had to go back to get an extra pie, which was very frustrating. The pizza is good. I've had better, I've had worse. The staff are pretty nice. The interior is a little dingy, but it's got character.

Many times eating here for breakfast or lunch (and they do dinner!). Always some of the best and…read moremost personal food and service, in a hole in the wall you could miss if you don't know it is there. Excellent baked goods!

VEGAN BURGER Tasty to eat, yes, I'm grateful for the option. However, No Protein in the burger,…read moreonly carbs and fat. See the ingredients. It's not a coherent vegan meal! It does not make sense. Fries were good, with extra ketchup. Service was good. Proprietor is a very nice man, had a stimulating & interesting conversation. Ambiance is interesting, in a good human way, see the pictures. Not just standard plastic, like the corporate franchises. Nice comfort food, for those who dine on meat, and cookies

Really great experience at Terrapin. We met friends here for dinner and we were coming from a…read morevariety of locations so Rhinebeck was sort of equidistant for everyone. The place looks really cool and I saw people eating outside, which looks like it would have been enjoyable. Our party of four sat inside; I was afraid it would be very loud but the acoustics were really good and even though it was lively, we could hear each other and not the other tables, which was awesome. Our server was Patrick and he was amazing. He had recommendations for everything and he didn't miss. I don't even know the name of the cocktail I had (maybe a Manhattan Brooklyn or something like that?) because I told him what I liked and he brought his recommendation, which was perfect. He also warned us not to fill up on the delicious hot rolls they served because portions were big for the entrees and again, he was on target. He brought my husband a glass of wine that he absolutely loved as well. We shared artichoke dip to start and it was really delicious. I couldn't have eaten most of it myself. I had the NY Strip steak and it came with spinach and mashed potatoes. It was very good.....it's not the best steak I ever had but it was high quality and reasonably priced. For dessert, he recommended a few items and we liked them all. There was an orange cake which was awesome, and also some blueberry cake which was amazing. The Dubai chocolate cake was good and if we had only had that, I would say it's good but it was not match for the other two. What elevates this to five stars for me is the overall experience. I loved the atmosphere, the whole team there is really focused on delivering a memorable service experience and Patrick just took it over the top. I don't think it would be possible to have a bad meal if he was your server. He's just excellent and he's what tipped the scales from four stars to five stars.

4.5 rounded up. Loved the wine (got the Sancerre but the Sauvignon blanc I tasted wasn't bad…read moreeither) as well as the complimentary bread to start (warm, soft, and very fresh with soft butter). The starters were also pretty good - we got the mushroom bisque and the baby arugula salad with goat cheese wontons. For entrees, we got the lobster pasta which I liked a lot but my husband didn't (a bit too creamy and mushy for him I think - and admittedly the lobster was a bit overcooked and rubbery), and the Hudson valley duck Peking style (I wouldn't recommend this - it was sadly not that great). We ended with the tiramisu, which was decent. Overall, pretty good food relatively speaking and look forward to returning!

worst stewart's location i've probably been to, most of these people (women) at this location have…read morehorrible attitudes and treat you as if you business doesn't matter at all from rolling their eyes when you ask for something behind the counter that they sell on a daily to slamming the items you asked for on the counter and aggressively telling you what is what it's actually concerning considering its always like this and it's been over a years time i've personally witnessed not to mention heard from other people about different women employees horrible attitudes and customer service here

Sorry for the delay since the last review I wrote, but I finally had a chance to write a review…read moreupdate of this store, with an experience from very early this month (receipted experience on 7-2-24). I came into this store on a whim as I walked from Dunkin' to this location (originally hoping to stop at Hannaford nearby instead). Although I still saw the gas pumps out front, my first need was solved in your selection of Ham submarine sandwiches (in the deli case nearest the registers) - something not all Stewarts Shops have - and a bottle of Poland Spring water to drink (23.7 oz sports top) on my walk back later that day (only to spot my ride meeting me near the former location of the Bagel Place/car shop not very far from your shop). I had ideas that day to pick up a bottle of Pure Leaf Tea&Lemonade but decided it wasn't something I needed and put that item back. But during this experience, I noticed a trickle of folks coming in and out. Still, very few stayed in for very long, and by the end of my quick visit for a quick stop for a few items (even without my bags), I felt out of place and was hoping for more questions about my visit. I haven't been coming in many times now, because my car is not working and I'm in a catch-22, and walking is just too far at about 2 miles on foot.

What a great find! Delicious Indian food. I enjoyed my saag paneer as well as my husband's lamb…read moredish and the garlic naan we shared (soft but crispy exterior). Will definitely return!

Figured I'd send them an email first, but two weeks have passed, and no reply. SO... I guess I'll…read morejust leave it here: Hello, My wife and I are/were big fans of Cinnamon, and we were really looking forward to our return visit yesterday evening. However, we were met with an experience that really soured us on the restaurant. We arrived at 5:00 and were seated one table away from the window. Then another couple came in, likely had a reservation for the window seat, and were seated beside us. A little close, to be sure, since every other table was open, but we didn't mind. The guy at the window, though, obviously had a big problem with it, because (after first complaining to the host about the volume of the music -- "too loud") he immediately returned to the host stand to complain that we were seated too close, and that they wanted more space. Okay, I get it. But if you want more space, then YOU move. You don't ask the host to move other guests. We were comfortably seated and ready to order when the host approached us with a made-up story that we were mistakenly seated in a reserved table, and could we please move one table over. In hindsight we should have left right then and there. I understand that the host was attempting to defuse an absurd request from an entitled individual, but it truly put a damper on our dining experience. Toward the end of the evening, I suggested to the host that one guest's entitlement shouldn't cost another guest their seat. She was apologetic and obviously just wanted to keep window-man happy. She's young, and I don't fault her -- a more seasoned host might have found a way to smooth things over -- a genuine apology, a complimentary appetizer -- rather than leaving us to feel like an inconvenience. Honestly, I'm more irritated by the ridiculous customers who had us moved. I had a lot I wanted to say to them, but my wife diplomatically insisted that I refrain. We considered leaving a Yelp review, but that doesn't help anybody, and as I said, our past experiences at Cinnamon had all been very positive. In the end, it was just an uncomfortable situation that made me, at least, feel like a second-class customer in a restaurant I'd genuinely looked forward to returning to.