Great coffee...great service...smells so good in there! Always busy when I go! Highly recommend!read more

Several fair trade organic coffee choices in quantity of your choice freshly ground. Small space…read moreinside but packed with goodness. There are a few grab and go bites and latte drinks. Some odds and ends like a local gift shop.

Simply delicious coffee. I had no idea that the coffee I enjoyed in a favorite NYC shop came from…read morethis small roaster in the Berkshires. When I asked about the delicious coffee at 303 Cafe in East Boston, they told me about Barrington. I looked them up online and learned more about their brew. It's a complex cup, deep and strong in flavor. There's no bitter edge. Just smooth caffeinated goodness. Now comes the question: with such delicious coffee being made locally, why is anyone still drinking Dunkin?

My husband knows I am really into different coffees, especially espressos. He was looking for…read moresomewhere local and stumbled upon this place. It was 12/23 and closed for the holidays, however, there was a truck with someone in it so my husband asked if he knew anything about the place. It was one of the owners, Barth, and he asked my husband questions about what I was looking for and what I like to drink. Even though the place was completely closed, he went in and created a wonderful gift box for him to give me for Christmas. The kindness alone you can't put a price on. The coffee, excellent. We love supporting local business, and this will be a go-to for coffee from now on. Please check this place out and support a wonderful company. Thank you Barth!

What a great place! Was passing through the area on a Sunday morning so I stoped with my family. I…read morehad an iced latte and my husband got an americano. My kids each got a chocolate croissant and I had a cheese scone. Honestly didn't love the scone I got but it wasn't poorly made or anything, it just wasn't for me. It was bright, clean and very quick and friendly service. I'll absolutely return!

Under new management, a little more selection of food with some breakfast and lunch items added…read more Very friendly staff

I had a great cappuccino made with whole milk. They do offer alternative as well. My son got the…read morechai. The employee said it was very ginger forward before ordering and my son decided to get it & didnt like it. He said it was too ginger forward, but the employee warned him. My son normally likes Chai but he said it was just to much ginger. They do offer small batch sandwiches made locally. They do not have any syrups here. Its all about the coffee. I did see some bakery items available. Very nice employees. There is a bar area to sit and tables. Plenty of parking

On the smaller side and very industrial feel to the space. Coffee is tasty and barista was friendly…read moreenough. Not a huge menu but enough if you're just looking for a tasty coffee.

I am so impressed with this coffee! I usually special order my coffee from Costa Rica but I ran out…read moreand Candlewood coffee was on sale at Caraluzzi's so I bought a bag to tide me over. Well Candlewood Coffee l, I feel, is one of the best cups of coffee I've ever had!! I will no longer order from Costa Rica, I am a Candlewood fan now!! And that I'm keeping my business in America makes the coffee taste even better. Congratulations Candlewood Coffee on a perfectly delicious cup of dark roasted coffee!!!

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Their coffee is always on point! I love all their flavored syrups and lattes. Always very nice…read morepeople behind the counter. I love how the space is decorated and all the different seating options are great!

There's something so special about spending a morning strolling through Beacon -- the art…read moregalleries, the little shops, the mountain views -- and then finding yourself at Big Mouth Coffee Roasters for a perfect pick-me-up. I stopped in during a walk down Main Street and immediately loved the vibe. The space has that minimalist-yet-cozy aesthetic: clean lines, soft natural light, and the comforting smell of freshly roasted coffee beans in the air. It's the kind of place where you instantly feel like you could sit for hours and unwind. I ordered the lavender latte, and it was perfection. Smooth espresso, just the right touch of floral sweetness -- not overpowering, just beautifully balanced. It's officially my go-to whenever I'm in town. The staff was super friendly and clearly passionate about what they do, which makes the experience even better. Between the atmosphere, quality coffee, and the charm of Beacon itself, Big Mouth has easily become one of my favorite stops in the Hudson Valley.

What a delight!…read more Founds this place on Yelp when I was in the New Paltz area and decided to stop by for some coffee, breakfast, and to get a little work done. I arrived to find them right off a bike trail in a small shopping center. If you live or are visiting the area and are biking at all, you could definitely bike right on up from the trail. The space inside is bright and airy. It was a great space for working in and they kindly provide free wifi. I ordered a mocha made with oat milk. For milk alternatives, they have oat and sesame. I was leery having never had sesame milk to get that so opted for oat milk but kinda wished I would have tried it. That said, the mocha was splendid--rich, strong espresso and flavorful chocolate--it was pitch perfect. For my breakfast I opted for their avocado toast which was an absolute dream. Hands down one of the better avocado toasts I've had the pleasure of enjoying. The service was warm and welcoming. Zero complaints about this spot! Get to it!

I've come here many times already, the scones are definitely worth trying. My friends seem to…read morereally like the Matcha too. The reason why I'm only leaving three stars is because there's always this one girl who's attitude is so apparent. I don't like the "gen z stare" term/ stereotype BUT this girl is a professional at it! Every time she calls out drinks she awkwardly rolls her eyes. I didn't catch her name but it's the lady with short hair and bangs!

Can't be beat for quality, fresh roasted coffee and the service is great!…read moreI highly recommend the Bali Blue Moon coffee but it's not always available, hence the "blue moon" in the name.

OK let me get this out of the way: I'm a regular here so my opinion is hardly unbiased. My husband…read moreand I used to get whatever cheap coffee we could find in five pound bags. Then a friend of ours recommended Redding Roasters, we bought a pound to try out, and we never stopped. It's a bi-monthly event now, we stop in (OK, my husband stops in most of the time. I work a lot and don't usually have opportunities to go myself), pick up two pounds of single-origin beans, and find the will to keep going. Even though my office has free coffee, I bring my own from home. I can't be without it! And the people there are so wonderful! They're all very personable and when I get the time to stop in I love chatting with them. The selection is great, the people are great, supporting a local business is great. I hope they stick around for decades more.

We brunched at Hudson Roastery twice on our winter getaway weekend to the Valley. In a word: it's…read morea gem! The shop offers everything you want or need: comfy seating, warm environs, genuinely friendly and attentive service, delicious from-scratch foods and beverages, and good prices. The trays of homemade baked goods coming straight out of the kitchen looked and smelled wonderful, too. Hudson Roastery is really good at what it does. I highly recommend it!

Incredibly bummed, especially seeing all the positive press around the quality and the sourcing…read morethey claim to approach business with, that quite a lot of the food being served was from SYSCO or another large similar restaurant supply vendor, ordered by the case and baked from frozen. Now first off, don't get me wrong, buying in bulk or sacrificing the quality of some ingredients to large suppliers like this is definitely a reality when running a restaurant. Even moreso in this day and age when ingredient prices are exorbitant. That said, it needs to be reflected in the price point. Pastries are arranged beautifully under cloches in the display case, but I could spot the premade, ready-to-bake spinach feta bistro (https://www.chefswarehouse.com/products/QZ119984/) or ham and cheese croissant (https://www.chefswarehouse.com/products/99971/) from a mile away. The avocado spread on the preassembled breakfast sandwiches is definitely the pulp from the 3lb bag from Chef's Warehouse too. I know that taste! All of that said, they had a few items in the case that I'm sure weren't from one of these big vendors. Which was great to see. My (yes, unsolicited!) advice would be to pare down the menu. Offer just a bit less so you can focus on the quality. Try and tap into some local producers if you can! That's one of the best things about the Hudson Valley... how much all the purveyors and markets and cafes support each other. It's clear too how much they care about the community. They're dog friendly inside. No WiFi to encourage people to chat with one another. Fine. I really want to see this place continue to thrive, it's just a bit of a bummer that a significant part of the menu including things that really should be fresh, aren't.