Delicious breakfast! We got a chorizo wrap, biscuits and gravy, Nutella pancakes and more!read more

We stopped here for a quick lunch on our visit to Woodstock. It's a cute town and has lots of cute…read moreshops and restaurants. I got a BLT which came with a side of fries. It was your typical BLT. Perfect lunch! My sidekick got a tuna salad on a croissant. The thing was huge. Hers came with curly fries. We both got a fancy drink with cinnamon and whipped cream. I think it was whiskey coffee. I can't remember but it was yummy. Topped with an Italian wafer cookie. Nice staff, quick service.

This incredible establishment has simply become a staple in my culinary adventures…read more I always get excited bringing an out-of-towner here because it's just one of the few restaurants that no matter what you select, it's going to be an delightful experience. While I love to explore different dishes, I'm a huge fan of their Thai mussels appetizer, chicken entree, and pasta bolognese. Their wine selection is second none. More recently my dinner guest raved about their seafood risotto. Our server Kelly was kind, knowledgeable, and just an all around fabulous human. See you next month!

First time. Excellent service, food, ambiance. Wait staff was terrific. Food was fresh and…read moreinteresting. It's not really a $$$ restaurant For New York metro area it's a $$.

The food was really good, I had the salmon. The server was kind, he was very attentive. They do…read moredon't have blended drinks. The atmosphere was very pleasant, and dim. It was perfect for a first date.

It is not budget friendly!!! I can't believe someone put "food on a budget" and it's ranked $$--…read more Please check out menus and prices before you go!!! $$$$

We were going to a concert in Woodstock and decided to try this restaurant. We were very happy with…read moreour choice. The restaurant is in a beautiful old yellow farm house with a great front porch.The inside is beautifully decorated. We were greeted as soon as we came in . The service was amazing .Very professional yet warm .Always making sure we had what we needed and that we were enjoying our food .We had drinks ,appetizers, entrees and desserts.We enjoyed everything we ordered .

I had the pleasure of photographing a wedding for Nicole Puckette Photography a couple of weeks ago…read moreat The Barn at Cucina in Woodstock, NY, and I can honestly say it was one of the most beautiful experiences I've had behind the camera in a long time. From start to finish, everything about the day radiated warmth, care, and that unmistakable Woodstock charm. This big old tire lug even cried at one point (beautiful day). The Barn itself is stunning -- rustic beams and earthy textures balanced by soft, glowing light that makes every moment feel intimate. The space feels both elevated and welcoming, where guests instantly relax into the atmosphere. As a photographer, I loved how naturally light fell across the room, how every corner offered a backdrop of character and soul. The staff deserves endless praise, I must say. They were attentive, yet never intrusive, and moved with thoughtfulness. I watched glasses being filled before anyone noticed they were empty, plates delivered with genuine smiles, and small details handled with a level of care that made all the difference. And then there's the food -- it was out of this world. Every dish was crafted with love, pride, rooted in the flavors of the Hudson Valley and plated with artistry. From the first bites of fresh made pasta to the rich, soulful entrées of chicken and fish, guests talked about the food all night. And me, two days later I'm still talking about it. Guests lingered at long tables, savoring not just the food but a sense of connection it fostered. My hats off to the chef! I love what you do. The Barn at Cucina in Woodstock does not just host weddings -- it embraces them. It gave the bride and groom and their family and friends a space to celebrate love, life, the past, present and the future while also creating a sense of community, belonging. By the end of the evening, it was less like a venue and more like a gathering place for something sacred, joyful, holy. If you're considering Woodstock for your wedding, The Barn at Cucina is a gem. As a photographer, I can't recommend it enough -- it's a place where love is not only celebrated but elevated, wrapped in incredible service, unforgettable food, and a setting that feels timeless, chic, elevated.

Tammy is such a kind and wonderful person! She always puts a smile on my face despite whatever else…read moreis going on in my life. I lost my mother in Feb 2025 and she has been such an illuminating portion of my day since. I'll see Tammy for a mere minute or two and I'm already feeling better. We also show each other our cat photos, it's great! Adrianna is also so helpful and kind! She was patient and precise with any question I'd ask. I'm also able to learn some Spanish (because I don't speak natively, so I always ask her "como se dice" ("how do you say"), and whether I need raisins, spices or something else, she shows me what isle and she pronounces the word in Spanish so I can learn. It's refreshing, honestly. Kevin is also very kind and cool! I always see him in the cat food section, ready to help customers. These small interactions make my day a tad bit better. These friendly interactions ensure my shopping experience is top notch!

There's a grocery store to fit every need and personality in the immediate area. But when I want…read morethe true basics, this Hannaford in West Hurley, has been our go-to as we've been spending more time on the weekends in Woodstock since the summer. The general quality of commercial and the few organic brands, prepared foods, cheeses, etc are fine. Some of Hannaford's stock is tailored to the local community. For example, I feel these folks offer more bison cuts and even think there's more turkey here than any other local supermarket I shop at in Westchester County. It's easy to rack up points with their free loyalty program which you can use to get money off your entire grocery bill with those $5, $10 (listen, I'll take it) or receive those coupons to spend on individual offers. Price is fair for the area and service at the cashier is pleasant. .

This being the closest restaurant to the Railway trail, with decent reviews and casual dress code,…read moredecided to ome in just at sunset on a Saturday for dinner. Cheerfully greeted by a nice person who was thrilled someone was trying her restaurant for the first time. Seemed it would be a pleasure! Banter! Joy! The location is adorable - an historic inn with lovely interior stone walls a nice bar, a dining room hung with farm implements and your usual skinny staircase and sunny porch. Absolutely thrilled by the continental and sometimes quirky selections (sweet and sour schnitzel? Why not!) Ordered quickly, letting the waitress know of time constraints. Half an hour later she brought the salad course. An hour after that, the manager or maître d' -- she never said but she did clearly have some authority and was the boss of the waitress--stopped by to inform the table that the delay was potato pancakes. The chef had apparently felt compelled to make a whole new batch of potato pancakes from scratch. And therefore it was our fault the food was taking so long. This would make sense if the table next to us wasn't also waiting twenty minutes for buffalo wings. And if our waters had been refilled. And if there were apologies rather than resigned excuses. The explanation landed like a desperate attempt at humor as the Titanic made a turn directly for the iceberg. No offer of even a comped cup of coffee, not a glass of wine, or even a sincere wish that things would go faster. We could do nothing but feel sorry for her and her staff in this wonderful little local inn and wonder who the monster was who is running the kitchen -- my beef stroganoff was terrific but the plate that made us late held a couple of small sausages, a large scoop of red cabbage and three jam-lid sized mashed potato fritters which could just as easily have been replaced by literally any starch... it was ninety minutes start to finish in this bizarre mystery of a restaurant. Was the chef on strike? Having a bad day? His front of house worked so very hard to cover for him. I have only sadness for this glorious little place - my favorite kind, locally owned, delicious dishes, deep pours. But I will only go back when I don't have a long drive ahead of me -- or perhaps for a laugh with people from the City who don't know how to slow down.

There are so many well-known NYC spots that scream Instagram. But sometimes, depending where you're…read moreat, it's about having good food and drinks too and not even about looking for those Instagram staples anymore. Here at Reservoir Inn in West Hurley, NY- just a few minutes away from Woodstock, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time with the stone walls, rural location feel, displayed antique farming tools and a serious, cozy cabin feel where you can almost unwind. All it's missing is a fireplace with a roaring fire to add a warm glow during dinner. Hubs went by the not-so-rave reviews- plus, it's close to home. What adds an odd charm, is right when you're finished with dinner and head to your car, the sky is pitch dark- especially now since it's getting darker earlier with nothing to your left or right. And the only sounds you'll hear are the hoot of an owl and the gentle swish of leaves. The best spot in the house is the buzzing dining room. But while the dining room may appear large- there are no tables in the middle space. At least 6-7(?) tables line the walls and the covered patio has another few tables- so a reservation is a must. From seafood to poultry to bratwurst to pasta to falafel, etc, Reservoir's international menu is a very nice one. As we were told by locals, Reservoir Inn has changed hands with a new chef who's bringing his culinary school background and upped the entire game here. Conversation was super friendly from our bartender Karen and our server. Hubs went for the prime rib- but asked for an unusual request: for it to be charred. Kudos to the chef who still kept the meat to medium and added that char request. My teriyaki shrimp and udon was beyond plentiful. The shrimp were juicy- but the teriyaki made the udon a bit salty. Obviously the regulars seem to be coming back from what we noticed. Every detail of Reservoir adds a mood of simplicity combined with the unexpected and comfort.

We went to Good Night for dinner on a Tuesday recently and it was a great experience…read more The vibe of this place is great. It really felt like a cool, upscale dining. We were pleasantly surprised to see how many people were there that night, which helped contribute to the atmosphere. The staff was incredibly nice and attentive. We started with the Tteok Bokki and Crispy Wild Shrimp with Shishito peppers. We also got the Bibimbap and the Vietnamese steak frites. The flavors throughout this meal were well developed and delicious. The Tteok Bokki was so special and cheesy and delicious. Almost like a chewy rice noodle Asian Mac and cheese vibe. The wild shrimp dish was great. The components were all great, what was super surprising was how amazing the shishito peppers were. It was the best bite of that dish, which is saying a lot. The mains were equally as good. The flavors were all there. The steak was tender and delicious. The bibimbap was so good. We happily took home our leftovers. Overall, it was a great experience. It was a good price, given how well everything was executed, and I would happily come back either just for cocktails and apps or for the full meal.

My wife and I will leave Brooklyn behind for the quiet of Woodstock that's a treat in itself but…read moregood night is an extra treat. While visiting friends we decided to stop in here for a anniversary dinner. The food was great and the bartender service was very good and the trendy style of the restaurant puts you at ease .but what surprised us most is the couple sitting next to us at the bar unbeknownst to us the husband was making rings out of dollar bills. It was charming and thoughtful.

Had an amazing dinner here. We had a little bit of everything sushi was amazing, the mussels were…read moredelicious. I never had Hijiki seaweed salad before and was in love at first bite. Also the beef tataki was delicious. Forgot to get photos of everything but would definitely come back. The space is so nice as well.

Medo has expanded its sashimi assortment and its menu. That, plus a new owner, was exciting enough…read moreto stop in. The menu may have expanded, but the execution has fallen off. Over an hour between the appetizer, an average plate of karaage, and the sashimi and sushi. This on a night with the upstairs closed and the place only half full. If the ama ebi has lost all its flavor, nothing else on the plate is fresh. Only the seabream stood out. The saddleback roll, which the waiter talked up, was the biggest disappointment. Only the oshinko maki was good. The most tenured sushi chef was passionate about the product. No one else in the kitchen was doing much to help him, considering how many cuts he had to rescue. It's not a sushi bar unless you can see the freshness of the fish on display. Telling, then, that Medo has no display case at a sushi bar that should just be called a counter. $120 per person isn't expensive for sushi. But it is for the experience we just had.