Absolutely love this cafe…read more It's my favorite place to grab a latte, chai, chocolates or brunch. I love coming here. It's always a great experience and time. I love the ambiance and vibe here too. I highly recommend stopping in!

** WOULD NOT EAT HERE **…read more I was with some friends and stopped in here to get a cup of tea to go. I asked the person at the counter what kind of plant milks they had and he said, "Whole milk, skim milk..." obviously not even listening. I had to ask again. So I order my tea and the whole time this guy is wiping his nose with his hand. Not even kidding. Right in front of us. So he makes my tea and he goes to put a sleeve on the cup. HE DROPS THE SLEEVE ON THE FLOOR AND THEN PUTS IT ON THE CUP. Sigh. I was with new friends and didn't want to make a fuss, but GAH You could not pay me to eat here. If this is how they behave in front of you, what happens when you can't see? Was trying to phone to speak to a manager, but one was never in and maybe that is the problem...

This was a frequently visited place for our family when it was Sedona, and so we were a little…read moreworried when the rebrand happened. We're happy to report after visiting this place a few times that most of our favorite menu items stayed, we recognize lots of familiar faces in the waitstaff, and the overall inclusive ambiance for families remains. The crispy chicken sandwich always SLAPS. The nachos are mostly reliable. You can pass on the dijon pasta rustico, as it's really too rich and one-note. It would be nice if they diversified their pastas a bit more, and bring back the salmon salad which was delicious! A neighborhood treasure :)

Sedona House was a 4 or 5 star establishment prior to the rebrand and one of our go to spots with…read morefriends and family. With the rebrand to Barnstone the options are much more limited and previous favorite dishes feel like downgrades. The burger which I considered one of the best in Mamaroneck is just okay. The flatbreads and sliders which were happy hour favorites are gone. Sweet potato fries also gone. Pasta primavera, the only non pork/shellfish pasta, gone. The kids Mac n cheese and chicken fingers, once my son's favorites, also feel like a downgrade. I understand with the rebrand there's an attempt to be more efficient, but I'm not happy with the changes. On the plus side, the service remains top notch!

I love coming here when I get the chance, it seems like everybody knows your name. The atmosphere…read moreis casual, chill, relaxed, and personable. Customer walking in speak not only to the owners but to everyone dining-in. Let me tell you about the customers. They are so friendly and enthusiastic about getting to know each other. The gentleman sitting next to me said is that really your name, I said yes. He replied, so tell me about Waterloo. I said really. Okay! I used to drive trucks for Werner Enterprise and I was in Waterloo NY in a snow storm, my truck broke down and I felt defeated. He laugh hysterically! I ordered a small stack of pancakes and sausage links. I also gave (one of the owners named) Lucy, the Napoleon pastry that I purchased. Yes she loves us, I mean the pastry. Pro tip, pancakes are good with sausage and you can do a la carte! A working improvement is the curtains to block the cold air. So don't sit near the door.

I ate here for the first time today. Absolutely fantastic…read morebreakfast! I'm a traditionalist for breakfast, so it was just eggs, bacon and toast for me. Generous portions, well cooked food, and endless refills of great diner coffee. The very pleasant waitresses also add to the ambience.

We met a friend for an early dinner before returning to NYC…read more The dining room had a welcoming fireplace since we dared go out to dinner on the coldest day of the 2026 season. Shared three appetizers: grilled octopus, Puntarelle salad and the mussels in a smoked tomato sauce. Everything was delicious but the mussels were superb. The entrees we tried were the gemelli, gnocchi with lamb neck and the paperdelle with duck ragu. These were also well prepared and tasty. We enjoyed a bottle of Oddero Nebiolo which enhanced every bite.

4.5 stars because I rarely give 5 stars without trying a restaurant twice. Service was friendly and…read morewelcoming and the ambience was rustic and warm. What a lovely night I spent here. We tried some farm to table specials and both of our pastas were fantastic. We finished the night with delicious, fresh cannolis. So full : ) Highly recommend!

My family and I spontaneously came here for brunch around noon on a Saturday, and it was stellar…read more Let's first talk about the chairs. I'm still talking about how comfy they were! The menu has some classics as well as twists on standard brunch dishes. I loved my avocado toast, which had some unusual texture that made it very memorable. I was surprised it wasn't too busy for brunch. Don't let the secret out!

I am a little torn on what rating to give Jill's and wish I could give 3.5 because while I think a…read more3 is a little low, I don't think a 4 is the right rating. I also want to preface this by saying that I think this place is a solid choice and it is not a bad place to grab a bite or a drink. I have been a couple of times now. While I would go back again, I wouldn't go out of my way to go there. The ambience is good. It's a nice space and it does have space for both larger and smaller groups. The wait staff is also very nice and I have zero issue with them. The food is good enough, although not spectacular. They are definitely going for a high end bar/brunch/dinner spot. A step up from a local pub, a little bit more of a shine/elegance to them. The vibe is actually great for a larger group. The most recent time we went, our table got steak nachos, a burger, the sweet potato and rice bowl (with shrimp added), and a steak sandwich. The steak sandwich was reportedly really good (I didn't try it) and looked nice. The nachos were fine, not great. Didn't feel like there was enough cheese, but the steak on it was actually really nice. The rice bowl was really not exciting. There was nothing elevated or nuanced about it. The shrimp was the best part and was beautifully cooked and seasoned, but that was an add on and I would have been disappointed with it if not for the addition of the shrimp (which then made the bowl over $25). We ordered the burger medium rare, and it came very well done. To be fair, when we mentioned it to the server, she took it off of the bill, which we appreciated. Overall, I would say the food is hit or miss. Most of our proteins were cooked very nicely and with good flavor, but the other parts of the meal were just fine, not great. The price point is such that I expect a little more for what I am paying. That being said, the staff is nice and the ambience is good, so for a quick and easy meal, it's worth it if you are in the area.

Great food. Super cute place. Heads up, Cash, Venmo or Zelle only and breakfast ends at the 11…read more Reasonable pricing. Apple Maps takes you to the back door so park in the front parking lot. We had breakfast but the whole menu looked delicious. Servers were very kind and allowed us to take our time with our meal.

We stopped in to grab a cup of coffee and a pastry. What an adorable place! We were greeted by a…read morevery friendly Lady who made us feel at home. The inside is pretty with linen table cloths and artwork done by local artists of Rye Beach and the Boardwalk. We ordered a cinnamon coffee cake, a cup of coffee, and an iced tea. The cinnamon coffee cake was hot and fresh out of the oven. Just delicious! Coffee was freshly brewed and the iced tea was perfect. We will be back for lunch soon!

Love this place. It has outdoor seating and an indoor sofa section as well as tables at the other…read moreside of the restaurant. Besides my latte, I ordered the scone which was yummy and hit the spot after my hike. Also took home a black and white cookie. If you like their coffee, they have the whole been for sale and some t-shirts and sweatshirts with their name/ logo. It will be my new go to coffee spot when I hike in this area.

My review is solely based on the food and drink I had. I went to this coffee shop that was a little…read morefurther away than one closer (coming from Rye), and I decided to go here vs the local coffee shop in downtown Rye based on reviews. I ordered a matcha latte, blueberry muffin, and egg bites. The matcha latte was awful. Based on reviews I read, a few mention how good it is, but mine pretty much tasted like a hot milk drink, barely any matcha. I am a matcha connoisseur and have had very very good matcha, and I am pretty picky. If this is you at all, then I suggest to skip. It's just not good. I ended up tossing it The egg bites- they were $11, and they were Kirkland Signature brand. Wish I didn't see that. They were fine, but $11 is pretty much robbery. Also, they were still cold when I bit into it :(. If all you need to do is heat it, then heat them thoroughly?.. The blueberry muffin was fine. According to another review, they are sourced from Balthazar. Cannot confirm or deny. Service was friendly, and the shop itself is cute. Maybe the coffee here is better? But not sure, and doubt I'll be back to ever know.

This place wasn't too bad! It had a super cute vibe, and they had lots of good (mostly Turkish)…read moreoptions. I got a Belgian waffle which wasn't bad, a little tough but otherwise good. My father got a turkey breakfast sandwich, which was AMAZING (I ate like half of it.) Leaving I had a chocolate croissant, which was insanely flakey and actually really good (hard to mess up a chocolate croissant.) Not bad place at all, but I could be convinced that there are better around.

Love roaster cafe. Fresh and tasty food with great service!…read more Love roaster cafe. Fresh and tasty food with great service!

Came in with my family for a Easter weekend lunch on Saturday. We were instantly greeted by our…read morefriendly server reese, who took great care of us throughout our meal. The food was amazing, and I'd especially recommend the hurricane chicken sandwich and their rotisserie chicken. We decided to try out a new spot, and we were blown away by the cozy atmosphere, amazing food, and excellent service. I will definitely be coming back for a meal sometime soon.

What a great find!…read more We were in the area and wanted to find a place to sit down for a quiet low key dinner. Read the reviews and now have found a "go to" worth a short drive. We had the ribs, salmon, and skirt steak. All cooked in a smoker which added to the flavor perfectly. Each were cooked well... not dry but deliciously moist. Try the Brussels sprouts! Yummy. By the way... the appetizers were terrific. Their wings must be a hidden gem. I don't understand why more people don't go there just for that alone. The sauces were amazing and they weren't those scrawny little ones but meaty. For a small place it really is terrific. Oh yeah... almost forgot to mention... great coffee! Service was attentive as one of the owners himself was there to oversee. (Monty --- thanks again!) Don't be shy... give it a try.

We came on a Thursday night, no reservation necessary. Very nice decor, comfortable vibe. My 92…read moreyear old dad felt that the chairs were a little hard on his boney bottom, but otherwise we were all happy. We went heavy on appetizers; shishito peppers (not for the faint of heart), Pastrami egg rolls (everyone's fave), Crispy artichokes and Hummus (awesome pita! Mom's favorite). The Shrimp & Lobster Mac and cheese was a standout. Loved by all. Chicken Shawarma was fine. Pot of Mussels was very good (not the "moules" you'd find in Brussels, but they stand on their own merits.) Lovely evening.

I met up with friends at Village Social for dinner and we had an enjoyable experience! The servers…read morewere friendly, the food was very good, and we weren't rushed at all which was appreciated. Ordered: Crispy artichokes ($15)- these were fried and tasty with a creamy yogurt sauce. Nothing crazy or exotic flavor wise, but enjoyable. Polenta bites ($12)- I really enjoyed these! They were a little salty, a little smoky (bacon) and a little sweet (honey). I will say that I strongly recommend Village Social either update their menu or change the toppings, as these polenta bites were topped with crispy bacon but the menu did not indicate this. Vegetarians in our group didn't realize this dish wasn't vegetarian. Chicken Milanese ($28)- the portion was very generous! It came with a large chicken breast and I requested to change the salad on top to Caesar. I appreciated their willingness to modify the order. All in all, I'd recommend checking out Village Social the next time you're looking for a dinner spot in the area.