Great new coffee shop; interesting iced coffees and lattes, and a few great pastries.read more

Ordered a large iced brown sugar espresso and small iced coffee. Got a medium iced brown sugar…read moreespresso and large iced cold brew. The iced brown sugar espresso was delish but wayyy too overpriced (7.75 - $1.00 extra from soy milk) and an extra .50 cent charge for half and half. The churro cube croissant was good but not great. It's really nice inside and the counter worker was nice enough but I wouldn't go back with those prices

The best brunch!! My grilled chicken wrap was so fresh and delicious! Omg the homemade pesto was…read moredivine and each item from the tomato to the chicken to the mixed greens was super tasty. Great quality! And wow the dill potato salad (made with some sour cream too which made it so addictive!) was divine. My mom loved her avocado toast. We really liked the little almond biscotti bite at the end. Lovely service too and so cute inside.

Went upstate to get my ring fixed...excuse to try a brunch place. Hubby found Ramona's, very highly…read morerated on Yelp. It was difficult to find as there is a small sign by the driveway leading to the parking lot and restaurant. The building is set in, not by the street, and there was no obvious signage. It looks like a simple house in the parking lot. Upon entering, the room felt quaint and cozy. We were immediately seated as we went during the week and it was quiet. Hubby had the pancakes with sausage and I ordered the omelette. The pancakes were tasty and not dense. The sausages were unfortunately 3 small breakfast sausages. For an additional $4, 2 fat sausages would have been nice. My omelette was good but I don't know if I would call it fluffy. The eggs were flat and the only "fluffy" part maybe that the inside of the omelette was slightly undone. Coffee was nice and rich. I gave this place 4 stars because there was nothing wrong and the food was good. Although this place isn't mind blowing, I think if I lived here it would be a nice regular place for brunch. Definitely a place to try for locals.

As soon as I walked in there was a chill vibe in the store. The barista was very nice, extremely…read morepatient with me and fulfilled all of my requests. I ordered a regular coffee with cream and caramel . It was DELICIOUS, my sweet treat was an order of churros with caramel sauce to dip. The churros were delightful. I sat in the store and enjoyed my coffee and churros. Will definitely be back soon :)

Very nice shop. Friendly atmosphere and welcoming. I would recommend to all for a great spot for a…read moreGreat espresso and relaxing spot to hang with your friends. We should want to keep small businesses open and thriving.

This place continues to be a gem in Nanuet, NY. Coffee is a staple to our lives and skimping is…read morejust not a variable!

I came here twice while visiting in New York. It is a cute little coffee spot, but the menu is a…read morelittle small, the only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5. The coffee quality is great and the man working is very knowledgeable about coffee! They have indoor seating and there is plenty of parking. The prices are $$. The cold brew coffee was delicious and nice and strong, just how I love it!

My family and I came in for a late lunch and had a great experience. The kids meal was incredibly…read moregenerous, with chicken tenders, fries, and mozzarella sticks all included. My chicken and waffles were excellent, and my wife really enjoyed her omelette. There was plenty of seating and parking nearby, which made things even easier. What really stood out was the staff. My daughter accidentally left her stuffed animal behind, and when I called, they were so kind and helpful in finding it and making sure I could come back to pick it up. That level of care really means a lot. We loved our visit and will definitely be back.

A cute small-town Cafe that has a surprisingly large menu, and slow but friendly service…read more On a Friday afternoon, this place was bustling. We got here at the exact wrong time with a couple of people ahead of us but after we were seated (35 minutes later), several tables had opened and subsequent folks had zero wait. They have a rather large menu (plus a page of specials) for such a small place that includes breakfast and various egg and pancake dishes, sandwiches, wraps, soups, coffees and teas and sweet items. Items range on average between $10 to 17. Compared to other places in the area, the prices are decent. I enjoyed the chicken Philly sandwich with a salad and the goat cheese and mushroom wrap also got fair reviews (only thing is the mushrooms could have been cooked down a little more). The sweet potato fries weren't oily at all. We got the banana pudding (ok) $6 and the brownie was good but cold. Generally the food is good but probably doesn't use the most quality ingredients and lacks some finesse. The dishes also came on plates that were a bit cramped. They don't seem to have a lot of help around the floor so cleaning up after tables, taking orders and getting your check all aren't quick endeavors. But the server was nice and you feel good supporting a local business. There's a very small foyer and waiting area and it's hard to get someone's attention until they are ready to seat more people. A couple of the tables probably could have been used more efficiently and get customers seated faster (like two people taking up 4 chairs). The parking lot is pretty small and seems like it can fill up. That strip is home to other things like a deli, Thai place, pizza place, nail spa etc. A little further down the road is a small park that has parking as well.

10 out of 10!! My sister and I were looking for a brunch spot in Rockland. Though we waited a hr,…read morebut it was all worth it! We devoured our food as it was so good! Feels like light on the stomach, being gluten free was also a plus!!! I had the famous Ricotta and Berry toast and my sister had the Grilled shrimp bowl we also ordered Buffalo Parm garlic wings which was to die for!! Their lattes are also amazing and flavorful. Our server, Maggie was very attentive. She sees to it that we get what we need. She makes us feel at home. Wish this place was bigger because a lot of people are willing to wait hours in line! We will definitely be back to try other food menu they have!!

My wife had tried Rail Trail Cafe before and we had been meaning to get back for a while. It's a…read morepopular place, so we ran into some crowds a couple of times. Today we lucked into a table for a late Valentine's Day lunch! Definitely a cute and modern cafe with comfortable seating. Waitress and the rest of the staff were excellent. They had a nice selection of specials on top of a solid menu. We started with the Garlic Parmesan wings, they were tremendous! They were crisp and juicy and loaded up with delicious toppings! My wife enjoyed an Asian noodle salad. I loved the poached egg dish that featured Hollandaise, smoked salmon, and was served on a Portuguese muffin. Really nicely prepared! Unsweetened tea was also good. We look forward to returning!

Had the gluten free carrot cake today. It was SCRUMPTIOUS! Texture of cake was perfect and icing…read morewas really good, not too sweet. Dean's Coffee is a hidden gem for tasty gluten free treats!

The best coffee shop I've ever been to in NJ (and it's not even in NJ). Every time I'm near Pearl…read moreRiver, I have to stop at Dean's. The drinks never miss and the almond croissant is to die for.

I've been searching for a French bakery with croissants comparable to the ones I had in France and…read morethis may be the closest so far!! The whole place inside and out gives France vibes. They have indoor and outdoor seating and you place your order at the counter. Tables are first come first serve. They have salads, quiches, baguette sandwiches, croissants, cakes, tarts, cookies, coffee, cappuccino...... o am so glad a fellow Yelper pointed me to this great cafe.

For a first time at this apparent Nyack favorite, I didn't love it: many items sold out, things…read morewere pricey, the interior felt cluttered and not as clean as it could be, and I was disappointed in the pastries we did get. They had some interesting looking thick quiches, things like croissants, cakes, tarts and macarons (the girl behind the counter corrected my friend by saying "macaroon" which is technically incorrect). I'm a sucker for a good bread pudding but i should have reconsidered since that was the thing they seemed to have plenty of. They didn't heat that or the pear Tartlett up; eating them both cold was unsatisfactory (I know we should have said something but then a line was forming) and I felt sick after eating the bread pudding (perhaps too rich and just too cold and sad). I didn't feel very comfortable in the space, as I was expecting something more quaint and charming vs. old and in need of a makeover and cleaning. This was one experience so I would give it another shot, maybe earlier in the day. Metered street parking or there's a municipal lot around the corner.