Delicious sandwich quickly prepared and given to me within minutes of ordering. I got the…read moremozzarella and fig jam plus added prosciutto. So good. It's small and cosy inside, few outside seating.

I used to grab a sandwich at Cold Spring Cheese Shop quite often on my trips to cold spring, but…read morelately I haven't really been enjoying my stops here. This time around I ordered the salami and blue cheese and the roast beef special. The cheese and bread are all super fresh, but that didn't stop the roast beef sandwich from being a bit bland. The salami and blue cheese sandwich is a favorite of mine, and again was super fresh, but the sandwich was small and doesn't come with any veggies. I think the reason I am giving this two stars, and not three of four, is because of the ambiance and service. This time we waited around 20 minutes just to order our sandwiches, as there was only one person in the front, and they spent 15 minutes letting some people ahead of us sample cheese. The shop was packed, but the line was barely moving. We also saw the employees stick his nose in some mortadella and sniff it... not sure if that was a quality check but it was a bit of a turn-off. The shop itself is cute, but it has no bathroom or indoor seating, which is a must after a long car ride or hike (the area is famous for hiking). There are two outdoor tables, but they are extremely cramped. We sat down with our baby and there just wasn't enough room for us and the three ladies next to us, so my husband ate standing up. The cheese itself is quite nice and the staff is quite knowledgeable about what they products they offer. However, I like to stop here for lunch, and the lunch menu is limited to sandwiches. There are only a few sandwiches offered (maybe 5 and two specials) and they don't rotate through menu items very often, so I feel like I've tried each sandwich they offer multiple times over at this point. The sandwiches are usually quite bare and don't come with many veggies or variety. So that being said, I've been returning less because I'm a bit bored by the offerings.

Blue Olive is a shop on Main Street in Cold Spring, NY. Parking is rough in this town, so I suggest…read moreyou aim a couple blocks away. They have infused olive oils and vinegars to sample throughout the shop. Prices are a little premium, but you're getting some unique offerings. You can sample any of the oils and vinegars for free throughout the store. I found a balsamic vinegar that I ended up liking so much that I bought it. That's the idea here. It's a fun time either way to walk around and sample. I think you'll find something unique that you can't get at common grocery stores. The worker behind the counter was friendly, answered questions and explained the signs for each product that have ratings, nutritional info, etc. They charge a credit card fee of a few percent, but that seems to be the terms across this whole town.

Wow! We went in just for curiosity and to look around but after sampling the flavored vinegars and…read moreoils we were sold . I complained to the manager that everything was so delicious and it was hard to decide on just one : ) The service was very friendly and they provided interesting information on the products. The products are displayed so perfectly and in an organized fashion making it easy to navigate the shop. Going back for more.

The Cold Spring Farmers' Market is one of the most beautiful farmer markets in the area. It takes…read moreplace on Saturdays outside the Boscobel Gardens in Garrison. Parking is free. There are some great vendors, and you can ask a lot of questions. They know thief products really well. They're mostly locals, or from the state. It's better to go early even though close at 1. They open at 8:30 in the summer and in the fall and winter at 10. Check out their website to see the timings. Highly recommend this place!

Ok. Just. The produce is very over priced because of the upscale, monied location. The vendors…read morecharge what they know they can get away with. You can go to the farmer's market in Ossining, (a very nice market!) and get a much better price on better produce (and more of it) than what I've seen here. You can go to pretty much any other market and get a better price. I hate to admit I've paid the outrageous prices for couple of small pies on different occasions. The Greek food at the Anthi's stand is amazing but expensive. Overall, it's a relatively small farmer's market with not a lot of choices and the prices are more than at other markets. I like the Greek food a lot and want to look for other locations they sell at but this market is just too full of itself price wise. I admit I went three times but I think I'm done.

We get our dogs meat from here as well as our chicken breasts ... love the atmosphere and the…read morepeople are always so kind and helpful

Love this place. Lisa is the best, everyone there is super friendly and helpful. Fast service &…read moreamazing quality.

Everything was superb! Service was great. Food presentation was very nice. The branzino dish was…read moredelicious. The polenta bites and artichoke burrata appetizers were really tasty. Music played was nice. Place was very comfortable and we were not rushed out. Our adult beverage called "Stone ?" Was delicious and beautifully served.

This place is beautiful. Renovated and reopened, it's a modern take on an old inn with so much…read morehistory in the Hudson Valley and NYC. The cocktails are superb - probably my favorite thing about B&B. Everything we have eaten here has been wonderful. Sit outside when the weather is nice (although no reservations on the patio) - it's shaded and has beautiful lighting and a lovely little foot bridge. Inside is like you stepped back in time to the 1700s. A little gem!

It's a great place! The best burgers in town with attentive staff and good prices. We have never…read morebeen disappointed!

Dude literally, so f**king good. Pardon my language but it's that good. The peanut butter and jelly…read moreburger is CRAZY. It's a must have. And the jalapeño poppers? *chefs kiss* Super affordable, just and all around great time

Do yourself a big favor and stop buying McCormick seasonings and spices. This was an unexpected and…read moremassive spice find on Main St in Cold Spring, NY. I don't know when this shop was started, but in any case, you can literally find any spice here. There's a tall chalkboard with 4 columns listing a gazillion spices and managed to get my hands only on a 'small' $8 Turmeric mason jar and some loose Jasmine leaves I needed. Service was nice and I was actually schooled on some of her spices I was unsure of. By the way, the owner has online ordering and discounts available- so if you see something that catches your eye, grab it.

On a rainy morning I stumbled upon this spot for a quick treat and I was won over by the warm and…read moreinviting atmosphere and wonderful shop owner. I opted for a chocolate chip cookie and it was the absolute perfect balance of a light, sweet with hints of salt. Everything is so unique and looks well crafted/baked. Truly recommend and will return!

Great views, lovely farm animals surrounding the farm, wonderful staff, good food. I frequently…read morecome here for breakfast or lunch or just for a fresh cup of coffee!

I love this farmer's market! It's small/medium size but it has great quality foods ! The farm fresh…read moreveggies are very reasonable & much better than what you get at a grocery store ! Great breads , Italian food , Jamaican food , polish food , honey , farm fresh meats , amazing goat cheese and more !

Starting off with the best first - the place is gorgeous and the staff is attentive. The food is…read moregood but the portions are tiny. The picture is the entree and those carrots are not a garnish but a side. We had the three course prixe for $55 which didn't include coffee or tea. My husband ordered decaf which was burnt. Maybe if we ordered a la carte we'd haven gotten portions the size in the pictures.

Valley Restaurant was excellent, and worth a visit (even though it's temporarily closed right now)…read more We came in February with some friends for a culinary experience. While I was unable to give it 4.5, that's the true review. The ambiance here is great. The Inn and restaurant feel old, yet with modern amenities. I love places like this, kept running as a homage to the past. The service is what you would expect, exceptional, and the coziness of the restaurant and its many spaces was also wonderful. It all comes down to food for me. We enjoyed several items, including the burrata with prosciutto and peaches, served with toasted bread. The combination of the fruit, saltiness from the prosciutto, and the creaminess of the burrata was really one of the highlights for me--texture, taste, and temperature for the win. With it, we enjoyed a pork belly appetizer that was good. Pork belly can be messed up without enough cooking time, and this was part of my dissatisfaction with it, it was just a bit more chewy than melt-in-your-mouth. But far from bad, just not perfect. It had some sort of sweet reduction with a pickled cabbage for a bite of vinegar. Then we enjoyed two salads that were a bit on the small side, but quite good anyway. The brussel sprout salad was nice, with hits of a fruit I cant remember, tossed in a light vinaigrette. The Caesar salad was made with fresh anchovies, as you would expect here, which isn't my favorite, but my friends loved it. My meal was the hangar steak, with fried potatoes. It was cooked perfectly, a nice medium rare, and the potatoes were crunchy and salty and a real hit. I have dined some of the best fine dining restaurants, and Valley was excellent. There could be some improvement, but overall it was a noteworthy and enjoyable dinner. Please visit them when they are back!

We found this bakery by chance on our way to West Point, and it absolutely did not disappoint. The…read morebread was incredible--fresh, soft, and full of flavor. We ended up trying a brioche, a selection of cookies, and a few other pastries, and everything was delicious. We usually gravitate toward Korean bakeries, but this one easily holds its own and ranks among the best we've tried. A great hidden gem and definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. Highly recommend.

This was hands down some of the best bread I've ever had. Everything was incredibly fresh, and the…read morefood was consistently nice and soft. The standout for me was the buttermilk biscuit. It was absolutely perfect, featuring a nice hard surface on the outside and a soft surface on the inside, it's just the right texture. It was even better with the seasoned salt! The service was quick and the ambience was very roomy, making for a great overall experience. I would have given it a higher rating if I could; it was so good!