Was passing through the area and wanted a cup of coffee. I had bookmarked this place on Yelp, due…read moreto the great ratings. Located in a downtown area, place is pretty big, with a lot of cool seating. Woman working behind the counter was friendly and worked me through their coffee choices. I went with their house dark roast, they roast their own beans. They also use real mugs for customers that are staying to enjoy the coffee. That really adds to the experience. Coffee was delicious, cafe was a great place to sit and relax. I would gladly return!

This spot is the type of place that you can tell is very central to the town and community. It was…read morepacked - though not overly so - and had a lot of quirky ambiance - local flyers and art. There's some outdoor seating. The flat whites were just right. There were lots of great pastry and baked goods options. Clean bathrooms! Barista was very nice and gave a hello.

This was my first time at Dino's Coffee House and it was easily a 10/10 experience. The space…read moreitself is beautiful..modern, cozy, and a great spot to sit and relax. You can tell a lot of thought went into the design and atmosphere. My drink was absolutely delicious. I ordered the iced banana oat milk latte it was perfectly made. Overall, everything from the vibe to the quality of the coffee was great. I'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.

Really was excited to see a new cafe open up by lake Mahopac, as my local area had no more good…read morematcha spots I was hopeful. I was happy with their lattes, priced about $7 for an oat milk latte, and their specialty blueberry matcha tasted strongly like blueberry pie without being completely overpowering. Their basic matcha latte has a good balance of milk and matcha and is not too sweet, which I enjoy as I hate having my lattes just taste like syrup. I have heard mixed reviews on their coffee-- some have told me their iced lattes are watery. I was also told the hot coffee was just alright. I also tried the dubai chocolate waffle which tasted great but was a little expensive for the size, but still yummy. The baristas were friendly, and you can choose to order from the counter or have someone take your order at the table which was interesting. I really liked the interior-- it was clean, modern and comfortable and would be a great place to do remote work, ready or study. The view of the lake dock is also nice. Overall a good cafe that I would go to again.

My family was heading home from a communion party and I'm the type of Yelper that turns down free…read moremid coffee at a party to find better coffee elsewhere. Found Common Grounds on Yelp and knew it was my kind of place! The shop is modern, clean, and bright. The staff was friendly and professional. They roast their own beans. My father in law and I went with Americanos and my wife had their cold brew. The Americano was robust yet smooth and my wife enjoyed the cold brew. Definitely glad we got to try Common Grounds!

This is a reminder that the food can be excellent, but service is king. I came here with my mother…read morefor Mother's Day brunch this past Sunday at 11am. It was literally the only place I could find on short notice with reservation slots available, which maybe should have been a sign (and certainly a reminder to me to be much more proactive about this sort of thing in the future). This was sort of a meet in the middle for us; she's in Redding, CT, and I'm in North Jersey. Common Grounds is located at the end of a strip mall, though arguably a higher-end one. The parking lot was VERY busy and while spots were relatively easy to find, I had to settle for one further away close to the bowling alley next door. All good though in that regard. The first hint that this was going to go downhill happened almost immediately. Despite having made the reservation for 11, our designated table wasn't available for seating because the prior party was "lingering." There wasn't a time limit on the dining parties so it seemed like Common Grounds just made assumptions on when people would leave, which is probably not an exact science on the best of days, and certainly not on a day where you might have a family reunion element. We were offered a large high-top table to sit at instead, which my mother isn't comfortable with, and after a few minutes of sitting there, were instructed to take a "normal" table by the window. I will give props for the hostess reading the room in that regard and doing what she could to give us an optimal seating situation - the wait and miscalculation wasn't her fault. She was also very nice to my mother, which for sure counts for something. It took probably 15 minutes for our waitress to come by and ask for drink/food orders, which isn't great. I'd decided on the Blueberry Lemon Ricotta Pancakes from the Specials menu, only to be told by the waitress that they were no longer available. I then had to quickly pivot to the French Toast from the regular menu, but lack of availability is something that should have been mentioned when we received the menus, not while we're ordering. And it wasn't even noon - a little concerning. I don't know if it was just a bad day behind the scenes, but it took over 45 minutes to get two pretty simple brunch entrees to us, and almost as much time to get our beverages. That would at least be understandable if the place was packed and everyone was busy, but that wasn't the case - a lot of tables emptied up within 20 minutes of our arrival, and in a pretty troubling optic, most of the front-end waitstaff was literally just standing around by the coffee station not doing anything. That's bad management, and could have helped alleviate whatever was happening in the kitchen. You have five minutes to kill? Okay, stop by your tables and apologize for the delay. Help bus and turn over the recently vacated tables. Maybe refill my water glass, which was empty for most of my meal. There's just no excuse for that. And it's a shame because my Cardamon Rose Latte was excellent, and the French Toast was very good as well. French Toast isn't one of my go-to's, but when I have it I prefer it to be softer and not as cumbersome, and this fit the bill. But because the wait time and overall service was mediocre at best, I didn't even want to go near a dessert menu or consider having a second latte - that probably would have tacked on another hour. So by virtue of not being attentive and efficient, Common Grounds left money on the table. A real shame; and frankly, surprising to me given that this has to be a very notable day on the calendar for brunch places. I'd ensure everything was well-oiled and ready to go, and it's clear it just wasn't. I overheard quite a few people outside singing the praises of this place, and I saw enough to probably understand why. But we weren't the beneficiary of most of those qualities.

I love Coffeehouse! They're such a great resource to have in Cold spring. You can get anything from…read morepastries to coffee to tea to sodas. The service is kind and fast. The ambiance is cosy. The tables are cute and have a worn down feel to them that makes it homey. I really like this place

Our first time at Cold Spring Coffee house. Decided to try a new syrup flavor a mocha raspberry. It…read morewas gross I could not finish it. You can see the small cup size it was so sweet and over powering they had to put more than two pumps of syrup that that cup required My husband got a black iced coffee which he enjoyed. My husband let me use his coffee to try to help make my coffee less sweet. Unfortunately it did not help. I was really looking forward to a good small local coffee house coffee. My husband was happy. I was bummed

Small place but super cute. Cool ambience. My kids got hot chocolates, and they made them perfect…read moretemperature for them without us asking.

A friend recommended I visit First Village Coffee she explained they worked in partnership with…read morelocal nonprofits. When I walked through the door the environment was cozy: local art and other goods were available for purchase, the baristas were friendly and shared their recommendations generously. I tried the Arnold Palmer which was a little bitter though I liked the real tea taste mixed with the lemonade (they had a solid selection of summer/seasonal drinks). I didn't stay for long but noticed they had a mix of indoor and outdoor seating options. They are located on Mainstreet - so the location is walkable but there are also street parking and municipal options available. A great spot!

Do NOT miss this place! Best avocado toast I have had in ages. Really friendly staff and the ice…read morecoffee was awesome too.

You know you are obsessed with checking out coffee shops when you see several posts about a newly…read moreopened one close by and you are there by noon! Earlybird is a coffee shop that just opened in Briarcliff Manor and they have another location in Riverdale. I came by because I truly needed a pick me up after a busy day in the office. The space is super cute, and next time I return I definitely need to pick up some merchandise. I thought I was going to order a cold brew (though the Nutella latte also sounded tempting) but ended up ordering a cinnamon matcha latte. It really did hit the spot!

This is no longer a coffee shop should be updated It's a…read morerestaurant I just needed coffee :)

I was introduce to the Peekskill Central market when I attended an event @ Kurzhals Coffee located…read moreon the ground floor. PCM is located on Main Street and is home to several different vendors. The building itself is a 3 story, century old industrial building (maybe historic/landmarked). The PCM has been brought back to life as a mixed-space marketplace. It is now the home to a few businesses and vendors. For my NYC folks think Chelsea market vibes but smaller. There is also an event space located in the building that can be rented for any special occasions (weddings, banquets & etc). The building is beautifully restored and visually intriguing while maintaining its rustic charm. It is so nice to see old become new and useful again. Just A Note: Kurzhals Coffee is a must try!

This is a cute little coffee shop/gift shop/bookstore near the train station in Katonah and as…read moreothers have said, it's quaint and adorable. I wanted to pick up a white elephant gift and get some birthday cards and was able to fulfill both objectives here. I also had a cooked and something to drink. It wasn't too crowded the day I was there but it's not a huge place. Prices are on the higher side, but what you'd expect at a quaint local shop. I wish I had a place like this in my neighborhood (in Danbury, not Manhattan) so I could stop by regularly.

A lovely book shop…read more Came here, while visiting the in-laws, and the place did not disappoint. I was looking for a book, THERE'S ALWAYS THIS YEAR, and since I was in the area, was hoping I could stop by and pick up a copy. I called ahead and the staff could not have been more helpful. Although the system said they had a copy, they couldn't find it. Well, these folks searched up and down till they did and then called me back. That's A+ customer service. When I stopped by the shop was adorable. I hadn't known they do coffee as well and so had to enjoy a latte while I was there. I didn't get a chance to go upstairs, but I heard it's quite nice and the space for author events. Would highly recommend getting your books here. This place is what all bookshops should aspire to be.