Ulster County used to be my home and I've noticed Calcutta Kitchens during my travels through…read moreKingston. It's one of the businesses on that stretch of Broadway to endure while others have changed hands. So the other day, I decided to take a peek inside and find out what's for lunch. Chicken Vindaloo. There was also a vegetarian option. Each cost $15. The vindaloo was really delicious. I could smell it as soon as I walked in. The location is both a gift shop/ market and restaurant. There's dry goods and ready-made foods for sale on the shelves as well as brightly hand-painted gifts such as food storage containers and kitchen towels.I bought both as gifts for friends. I also got an order of vindaloo to eat-in along with unsweetened ice tea. The meal was delicious. The business owner is gracious and helpful. Her ready-made lunches are served in what look to be attractive eco- friendly paper containers. When I let her know that I couldn't finish my meal, she smiled and said," I'll give you a cover for the container so you can take it home." The cover fit perfectly and was secure. I let her know that I'd be returning for lunch and shopping another time.

Such a shame that a place like this has so much potential but the owner can ruin its vibe. It's not…read moremy first encounter with her. All my experiences with her have left me with a bad taste in my mouth and I have overlooked it until recently. She's not nice, she tries to be pleasant but comes off insincere. Recently I spent almost $100 there and ate there. The meals come with a very small/trial size condiment/chutney that holds maybe a tbsp of content. I asked for another one and she was hesitant, she told me that I could buy them and pointed to a shelf. Seriously, I couldn't believe it! I asked again and she reluctantly gave me a different condiment babbling about how there are different ones. Nm that I just spent a lot of money for mediocre food! The frozen butternut squash and lemongrass was very watery and lacked flavor. I used it as a broth that's how watery it was. The hot chai was bland and watery with no taste of spices. The chicken curry was decent but again lacked depth of flavor and was on the watery side. It's very sad bc I like Indian food and want to support local businesses but not when you're treated like this esp by the owner who is very cheap and unpleasant. Food has gone downhill and watering everything down to cut costs doesn't help. And it's way overpriced like other reviewers state.

Italian imports in the shop, excellent sandwiches, excellent service, Wow!!!!! The owners nephew…read morewas so hospitable to us. My son had The Godfather, and i had The Prince Street... Fried eggplant, chicken cutlet, artichoke hearts and roasted red peppers on a hoagie. This was the best sandwich ever! Then we tried some eggplant rollatini made with homemade ricotta cheese, and the best tomato sauce I ever had! (We even got some to go). And you can't forget the sfogliatellei!!!!! So fresh with lemon zest. It was well worth the drive!... Driving all the way from Schenectady, NY, just to experience Salamone's Italian deli in Kingston. It's something you can't experience in Schenectady. This won't be our last visit!

We needed a really good sandwich and we had an idea this place would meet our needs - and it did!…read moreGreat options on their menu but we went with a John Goti, which was exactly what we had hoped for. Delicious, substantial, well prepared. Check them out!

Great sandwich shop for 8.99! Came here to pick up lunch and it's a great little deli and grocery…read morein the neighborhood. The guys working are friendly and cut the meat for the sandwiches when you order them. It does take a little bit for the sandwich to be ready but well worth it! A no fuss place which a great selection of meats, cheeses, rolls, and toppings.

I walk pass this deli almost daily on lunch but have never stopped in. Well what a pleasant group…read moreof people and my grilled eggplant sandwich was messy and delicious for $9.72. Get the heck outta here!!! Clean, nice people, cannot wait to grt the roast beef sandwich my co-worker was eating! Im so glad that they are not hurting my pocket & giving me a decent sandwich at the same time. I will be back

What a great find! Delicious Indian food. I enjoyed my saag paneer as well as my husband's lamb…read moredish and the garlic naan we shared (soft but crispy exterior). Will definitely return!

Figured I'd send them an email first, but two weeks have passed, and no reply. SO... I guess I'll…read morejust leave it here: Hello, My wife and I are/were big fans of Cinnamon, and we were really looking forward to our return visit yesterday evening. However, we were met with an experience that really soured us on the restaurant. We arrived at 5:00 and were seated one table away from the window. Then another couple came in, likely had a reservation for the window seat, and were seated beside us. A little close, to be sure, since every other table was open, but we didn't mind. The guy at the window, though, obviously had a big problem with it, because (after first complaining to the host about the volume of the music -- "too loud") he immediately returned to the host stand to complain that we were seated too close, and that they wanted more space. Okay, I get it. But if you want more space, then YOU move. You don't ask the host to move other guests. We were comfortably seated and ready to order when the host approached us with a made-up story that we were mistakenly seated in a reserved table, and could we please move one table over. In hindsight we should have left right then and there. I understand that the host was attempting to defuse an absurd request from an entitled individual, but it truly put a damper on our dining experience. Toward the end of the evening, I suggested to the host that one guest's entitlement shouldn't cost another guest their seat. She was apologetic and obviously just wanted to keep window-man happy. She's young, and I don't fault her -- a more seasoned host might have found a way to smooth things over -- a genuine apology, a complimentary appetizer -- rather than leaving us to feel like an inconvenience. Honestly, I'm more irritated by the ridiculous customers who had us moved. I had a lot I wanted to say to them, but my wife diplomatically insisted that I refrain. We considered leaving a Yelp review, but that doesn't help anybody, and as I said, our past experiences at Cinnamon had all been very positive. In the end, it was just an uncomfortable situation that made me, at least, feel like a second-class customer in a restaurant I'd genuinely looked forward to returning to.

I ordered take out the other day and this was incredibly delicious food. So now I'll go back with…read morefriends for a sit down meal. Use of spices was sublime. Highly recommended!!!

Stopped in for lunch while visiting the town of Woodstock!…read more Service was friendly and attentive. We had the heirloom tomato burrata salad, chicken vindaloo and garlic naan. Food was flavorful and fresh. Looking forward to returning and trying other dishes and desserts!

Excellent sandwiches at solidly reasonable prices, and very fresh. Housemade foccacia tasted,…read moreindeed, housemade, and the roasted vegetable sandwich had all the veggies cooked perfectly and fresh enough to be full of flavor. Tahini chocolate cookie was solid too, with just the right amount of salt for flavors to pop.

We spent an enjoyable, if chilly morning (10-2-25) touring the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome Museum in…read moreRed Hook, NY and had decided before leaving our rental house to lunch at Misto Eats (7466 S Broadway) in Red Hook.  Come this December Misto Eats will have been open for two years.  We selected this establishment due to the creativity of their menu and we were delighted with our experience.  My one sentence review "Creative luncheon choices with a Brazilian flare, featuring many vegetarian and gluten-free options, in a bright, spotless, and warm venue, at sensible prices with cheerful staff." Misto Eats--Cafe, Market, and Catering is located on S. Broadway, one of the two main streets (the other being Market) which cross to make up the center of Red Hook, NY.  There is plenty of parking behind the restaurant if you don't want to park on the street. You review the posted menu (also available online) and the board listing the day's specials, order, pay, grab a table on either side of the restaurant, and wait for your food to arrive. If you are looking for creative eats, Misto Eats is the place to find them. They also carry lots of pre-made meals (including soups and stews) and various meat and salad preparations along with some grocery items, freshly baked cookies and breads.  The venue itself is airy, bright and warm.  A beautiful place to sit, relax, talk and enjoy some freshly prepared food. Our food came out after a brief wait as everything is made to order.   My wife ordered from the day's specials--Grilled vegetables sandwich on home-made Naan featuring zucchini, cauliflower, oyster mushrooms, goat cheese, and Baba Ghanoush-Hummus.  The sandwich comes with the daily side which today was a delicious home-made potato salad with red onions, chopped fresh Italian parsley, very lightly dressed.  I ordered from the regular menu--"The Little Pickles Sandwich"--and there was nothing "little" or diminutive about it.  The sandwich  included crispy cod fritters on house-made Pão Frances with pickled serrano chili, pickled red onions, baby arugula, and MISTO aioli.  An amazing combination of flavors and while I've eaten many a cod fritter, cake or ball over the years (think pastéis de bacalhau in a Brazilian or Portuguese restaurant), these were among the tastiest I have ever enjoyed.  That they make their own Pão Frances (which were available for purchase in the bakery case as well) helped elevate the palate experience of this dish.  My sandwich also came with a scoop of that lovely potato salad. We really enjoyed our sandwiches, beverages, and the relaxing atmosphere at Misto Eats.  If there weren't so many other wonderful places to explore in the Hudson Valley for lunch and dinner, I would go back to Misto Eats tomorrow to try something else from their creative menu. They are open 11:30 am - 6 pm most days, closed on Mondays.  We will definitely be back in a few weeks for further exploration of the menu

Best coleslaw ever and really good sandwich Local folks…read morevery friendly. Wonderful experience.

A cute little deli on our annual drive to and from Western Mass. searching for breakfast sandwich…read moreand discovered this gem. Great Bacon, Egg and Cheese and Sausage , Egg and Cheese, made with care by the ladies of Ritchies. Small U shaped front outdoor area with a shaded picnic table or seating inside. Memorable in both the service and sandwich itself. Stop here now !!

First of all the staff has a lot of knowledge on what they cook and how flavors will complement…read moreeach other. I've had the fried chicken twice now and it's perfect -- The mashed potatoes are an ultra smooth purée. I had the garlic greens and must say I like them even better than the mashed potatoes!! So far I'm not totally in love with the sweets except for the salted Carmel chocolate cookie!!! And that made up for the baked goods such as a very gooey melty cupcake-- not a fan. It's worth a lot to walk into such a cute place and have a great experience every time. Still 5 stars!!!

The chicken pot pie drew my party in. We walked into the shop and found ourselves facing tons of…read moresmall niche cooking/snack items. Loved looking through everything. Unfortunately, they do not heat up the pot pie for you. We got a soup flight instead, $10 for 3 shot glass sizes of soup and a bag of croutons. It was good soup: butternut squash, turkey chili, and potato leek. Docked a star for being a bit on the pricier side for all the items and food options and not being able to heat up any of the food items on display.