Located in the heart of downtown Beacon, if you are a bread lover and a carb fan, this is your…read moreultimate destination. It's a tiny storefront that you might easily miss if you are glued to your phone. My wife and I ordered a loaf of the kalamata olive bread and a loaf of the whole wheat sourdough. Giant loaves. They also have fresh baked pastries which we did not try. Get there early because they will run out of their breads and pastries. The bread was very fresh and very tasty. The prices were reasonable compared to other bakeries in the region. The service was very good and friendly. Like I said, if you love bread this is your spot.

Yummy baguette and friendly workers! Everything looked so good inside- but really wanted a good…read morebaguette (to eat with olive oil also bought on this cute street!). Baguette is delicious- crunchy outside and soft interior. No seating inside, just grab and go!

This was the best cheesecake I've ever tasted! Also the service was top-notch with aesthetic themed…read moredecor inside too. Cannot wait to try more soon!

Excellent cheesecake and very pleasant staff. Great flavors…read moreand if is was in a more convenient place I'd try it again. The downside is it's not in Manhattan or another high rent district, so $11.50 for a small slice, plus 4% for using my debit card doesn't add up. It was really good though.

My wife and I visited during lunch on a Saturday afternoon while roaming the shops of beautiful…read moredowntown Beacon. The restaurant is located in the heart of downtown. The restaurant was busy but we were able to score a table. My wife ordered the Falafel burger with a side salad and I ordered the Vegan pancakes with Strawberries, bananas, and a side of homemade sausage. My wife loved her burger. Fat burger cooked fresh and on a brioche bun. My pancakes were good. Just the right amount of sweetness but very light on the bananas and strawberries. The homemade sausage was excellent. Two flat patties. Service was friendly but just ok. The prices are higher than your normal establishment for breakfast or lunch. Rent in Beacon is probably high. There is street parking but you are better off finding a public lot. The bathrooms were clean which is always a good thing.

This would be a 3.5 if yelp allowed halves. We had a fine time at this spot. The food didn't blow…read moreus away. It was good, don't get me wrong, but kinda middle ground. There was definitely a bit of a wait, but we could tell the staff was trying to turn tables as quick as they could. The ambiance is good. The tables in the booths are a bit large so you do feel a little far from the person you're dining with.

An ice cream shop created by three childhood friends. Their teacher called them schmucks when…read morethey'd goof off. The name, the place, the ice cream: it's all a legend! All fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients. Fresh cones and hot waffles? Sign me UP! Came here on a Saturday afternoon for a Beacon stroll and I'm so happy we found this gem and got to try them! The dark chocolate ice cream has my heart! Vegan and gluten free options available as well. Their concept is shcoops for all: anyone and everyone should be able to have ice cream! So they've made nut free, celiac safe, gf, v and even pup cups! With their pull up window, it's so easy to order, especially if you have a dog! Love this place, the people that work here, the story and the shcoops! Can't wait to be back with my pup.

This place is a sweet tooth craving pacifier inside the Hudson Food Hall on Main St…read more They have ice cream, sundaes , ice cream sandwiches waffles and shakes. I sampled a couple of flavors Mango and Strawberry and my pick was Strawberry followed by Mango , as it was more sweeter compared to the Mango which was a bit more tangy . We also tried a few other flavors like chocolate with sprinkles and Honey comb . Honey comb turned out being the most popular among our group. Their single scoops are small but you can get a large triple scoop too. They have an ATM inside the Food Hall for those who need it. Cute cozy dessert joint !

This is a local gem. It's small and cozy and inviting inside but I can see it getting pretty busy…read moreduring the breakfast hours on weekends so plan accordingly. Bert is the baker and chef and he knows his craft. I got a fruit cake ( very moist and rum filled ) and a gingerbread house and both were phenomenal. From what I saw spying at patrons plates the breakfast and lunch food look delicious and everyone seemed very satisfied with what they had. The menu is somewhat seasonal it seems. For example , I've heard Bert does a good chicken pot pie but not during the holidays bc he concentrates on foods for that time of year. Remember that this is a mom and pop kinda place. Only one person in front and Bert in the back so don't expect fast service. But that is why you should come here to rub elbows with the locals and just enjoy life and good food.

Lovely little gem "  hiding " on Robinson Street off Main Street Fishkill. Service was wonderful…read morewith our young waitress with a smile. I ordered the egg/cheese/bacon Croissant ( they do offer other breads) it was finger licking good, yummy croissant. My two friends ate the Quiche with much delight. Coffee was served, strong and pipping hot. They have many delicious deserts, cakes, pies and breads for sale. Way better than any dinner, try them and you will become a fan. Bert the owner will welcome you with a great smile.

Awesome everything.... Torinos is very consistent. No matter what you order it is always perfect…read more We typically get all our cakes from here. Always made exactly as ordered and on time. Can't walk out without getting bread and cookies. The local bakery " Gold Standard "

I go to this place for the first time looking for a decent bakery. I bought 4 pounds of cookies,…read morewhich were pretty good. I also bought a few rolls and a couple of pieces of Borracho, which were also good. Then I asked for a Pineapple Upside down cake that was in the case. All total it came to about $70,00. This was on Friday morning, June 19th. I came home, put the cake and the cookies in the refrigerator because I was going to take it to my brother's house the next day. The next day Saturday the 20th, I took a box of the cookies and the Pineapple cake to my brothers. I took the cake out of the box. Not only was it stale, but when my sister-in-law cut the cake, underside was covered in BLACK MOLD! Imagine my embarrassment for bringing stale moldy cake to give to brother and his family! I was thinking about going back with the cake and asking for a refund. But for the $10.00 I paid for it, it's not worth the aggravation. But that's the first and last time I go to Torino's. Apparently, they'll leave shit in the case to go stale and moldy and sell it to some sucker who walks into the place and buys it. That's no way to do business and maybe the health department should take a look at what's going on at Torino's bakery.

A great little cafe at the end (or start?) of Main St with lots and lots of seating and perfect…read morecoffee. My friend that lives in the area brews Bank Square in her French press every morning and it was so incredibly delicious that later while walking around town, I knew I needed to get another cup for myself. The baristas were quick and friendly and dressed up as superheroes (it was Halloween). I got a couple of oat milk lattes to bring back to the group as well as a pound of their "No Sleep till Beacon" grounds and it was a hit all around. I was grabbing and going, but lots of folks had grabbed a seat and kicked back with laptops, books, friends, whatever. Great spot with very good coffee.

Coffee is bad and not worth the price. They make your cappuccino in one minute now. Owners refuse…read moreto post item cost on the board. Always hot in the summer due to poor air conditioning. Location bus what's saving this business.