A few times a month, I make it my mission to take an adventure to Cold Spring. I really enjoy…read morecoming to Cold Spring, especially walking around and checking out all the cute shops. There's always something new to discover. While I was there planning to visit the Italian Art Gallery nearby, I came across Cold Spring Coffee House and saw that it had great reviews, so I figured it would be the perfect place to start my day. Getting there: If you're coming from NYC, the Metro-North is super convenient. The coffee house is an easy walk from the Cold Spring train station, which makes it a great stop when spending the day exploring the town. Inside, the coffee house isn't overly decorated, but it has a nice, relaxed atmosphere. I wasn't a huge fan of how close together some of the tables were, but it was quiet enough to sit. They also have a few tables out front if you'd rather enjoy your coffee while taking in the charming street. But the real showstopper here is the pastry selection! With such a beautiful display of pastries, who needs extra decorations? There were so many tempting options that it was hard to choose, but I ultimately went with the Goat Cheese & Honey Danish and paired it with a medium coffee. Overall, I'm glad I added this stop to my Cold Spring adventure. I always enjoy spending time here, strolling through the town, popping into the different shops, and finding little spots like this along the way. It's a great place to grab a coffee and pastry before continuing to explore everything Cold Spring has to offer.

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

Stumbled in this cafe when just wandering Cold Springs. Loved the overall ambiance and vibe…read more The matcha is made really well, even with the normal amount of sugar it isn't overall sweet. I like the touches of branding they did as well as how sustainable their cups were. The Genmaicha was my favorite - you can really taste the roasted rice mix with the green tea.

Today i stopped off here after having it on My to try list. I got hokkaido milk cake and a bubble…read moremilk tea. Milk tea: pretty watered down, wasn't awful, but not particularly good either. Just meh and watered down. Nowhere near as good as when Matcha Thomas had a storefront, but it's ok for this area, better than nothing. Hokkaido milk cake: it was ok, super tiny. Price: $9 for a mediocre bubble milk tea with a fancy case? Insane. Way overpriced. Atmosphere: beautiful inside. Overall: may be back again, but won't go out of my way.

We stopped in here, drawn by the delicious smells wafting through the open door on a warm spring…read moreday. We were greeted and helped immediately. We ordered the empanadas to go, very fairly priced for their size. They were seasoned perfectly and tempted us to want to head back for more. Great for a meal or just a snack while strolling through town

I came here for an empanada and it was quite good. I enjoyed the beef empanada. I wanted some other…read moreitems but I had other stops so I did not purchase anything in addition to the empanada. The staff was really friendly and even gave me a sample of their matte. I would definitely go back and this is a must stop when you are in cold springs. The place is nice and cozy. It felt like I went to another country.

Nice well appointed clean rooms. Nice grounds and outdoor art. We enjoyed the continental…read morebreakfast.

**Update after the owner's November 8, 2025 response:**…read more The owner's response to my review unfortunately reinforces the exact concern I raised about how criticism is handled. Rather than simply explaining the restroom policy, he accused us of "pretending not to know the rules," suggested we were being disrespectful, and dismissed my review as "noise." This also does not appear to be an isolated interaction. Anyone considering this business can read management's responses to other critical Google reviews and decide for themselves: * In a Google review shown as **10 months ago**, a guest criticized the room, parking, and use of disposable dishes. The owner responded that the guest should find somewhere "large enough to match your ego." * In another review shown as **10 months ago**, a customer criticized the food and paper plates. The owner's response included: "Sorry the food didn't meet your gourmet expectations lol." * In a review shown as **11 months ago**, a customer complained that the soup tasted sour. The owner's response was: "Sour soup? Or you have a sour mood." * In another review shown as **about a year ago**, someone complained that the owner was rude and disrespectful. The response told the reviewer and their group to "find another business to bother." * In another review shown as **about a year ago**, a hotel guest complained about excessive heat, noise, and an air-conditioning issue. The owner's response went beyond addressing those concerns and publicly discussed the guest's reservation being under a woman's name, questioned why that person did not arrive, called the guest "upset and miserable," and said the business would not want him back. Those are not my characterizations of private conversations. They are examples from the business's own publicly posted responses. My original review said that management's online responses appeared defensive, sarcastic, and dismissive. After receiving the owner's response to me and reading these other exchanges, I stand by that observation even more strongly. Prospective customers do not need to take my word for it. I encourage people to read the owner's responses to negative reviews themselves and decide whether that style of customer service is something they are comfortable with.

If you go to Starbucks for good coffee, specialty coffee beverages and all the assorted pastries…read moreand sandwiches, you are in luck at this location. The best thing here is that it is clean, more spacious than most Starbucks, and has lots of comfortable seating. As stated by others, the employees are not overly friendly, or unfriendly. They just do their job and so far they have always made our drinks correctly and kept the place spotless.

Manager doesn't do her job. There understaffed. Bc none can…read morestand her. Now they have bad hours of operation due to the little staff. Needs a new manager who takes care of her workers.

Went in this morning because I was looking for breakfast and some good coffee. The shop was easy…read moreto find. Walking in it's a cute quaint little shop with ice cream, lots of baked goods, coffee, and breakfast. I ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant and a medium mocha with whole milk. The coffee was very creamy and delicious, the bacon, egg, and cheese croissant sandwich was also very delicious! I will definitely be back when I'm back in town!

Ordered a cake and cupcakes for a birthday party…read more The cake was dry and the frosting had no flavor. They didn't have a box for my cake so she had to use a large Amazon style cardboard box, jaggedly cut, with copious amount of tape, holding it together. Their design printer doesn't work properly, and the picture on the cake was missing red (anger from inside out was yellow). I knew this ahead of time, but chose to do it anyway. The cupcake's icing was disgusting, and the flavor was probably from the food dye; almost a chemical taste. There's no way there was sugar in them. The vanilla and chocolate cupcakes were cooked properly, but the red velvet was overcooked and dry. The owner just opened a store in midtown Manhattan, and it seems that this store is an afterthought to her.

My 5 stars is really for their famous giant chocolate chip cookie! We stopped by here for some…read morequick pastries after our cold hike. I was super excited to ask about the giant cookie when I was pointed to the last chocolate chip cookie still lying there waiting to be bought. I was a little disappointed by the size because it wasn't exactly how I imagine "giant" to be but it was a big cookie and I'm so glad I bought it. It is one of the best cookies I've ever had! Perfectly crispy on the outer edges with warm melty chocolate inside. It's been two weeks and I still think about it. We also tried their chocolate chip pecan scone and pumpkin spiced donut which were both pretty good but if I had to recommend one thing, it's that cookie. Next time I'm around the area, I want to try their other cookies!

Delicious food, excellent service. Little bake shop with some tables inside and outside for…read moreseating. They have pastries and sandwiches/salads for eat in or take out. All the food was fresh tasting and hit the spot. We even went back the next day for some of the infamous cinnamon rolls - they did not disappoint!

Great place for smoothies and salads. Good options for smoothies and are all made with fresh fruit.read more

We decided to stop in on a hot day last week while strolling thru Cold Spring. It's a small spot…read morewith only a handful of stools to sit at a counter, so we got our smoothies to go. They had a lot of interesting smoothie flavors. Our smoothies were thick but good. A little pricey, but I guess it is to be expected in Cold Spring.

Small coffee shop just off the large foyer of the Thayer Hotel. Complimentary coffee to guest and…read morelimited breakfast items for purchase: yogurt, packages pastries, muffins, croissants and oatmeal. Always cheerful service on my visits! Due to Covid, coffee is not self service. If there is a line, it moves quickly. There are numerous small bistro size tables available for use.

This place is so cute inside and Allison was super nice and friendly. We stopped here for a quick…read morebite before our hike. Definitely recommended.

I've stopped here every time I've visited Cold Spring. One half of the store is a comfy coffee bar…read moreserving Irving Farm coffee, bagels and pastries; the other half is a shop dedicated to French-themed clothes and home products (I also learned on my most recent visit that the coffee bar turns into a wine bar at night). Definitely worth a stop - the couple who own the shop are very friendly and helpful.