Chestnut Ridge, NY - Threefold Cafe continues to be one of my favorite places to eat in Rockland!…read moreSee my previous review for why I love them. I'm updating this review mostly to add more photos, but have been enjoying hanging out here for a coffee & pastry while catching up on emails or just taking in the peaceful surroundings, meeting friends for lunch, and most recently returned for one of their lively Friday night dinners with music on the outdoor patio (indoors if the weather is uncooperative). They are now open for dinner 5 nights a week in the summer! The menu is seasonal and changes often, with daily specials and some staples. The food is hearty and wholesome, and I love their salads. Relaxed atmosphere, family friendly, BYOB.

Still an enjoyable experience at your pace especially when not packed! Today, after taking a few…read morebites of the food, I felt like you could taste the "homemade" feel. The quiche for example tasted like something i would make, though not sure if that's a good thing or not (ha). The chicken shawarma ($14) was pretty good though the pita could have been softer; it had eggplant, onions and mushroom as well. Quite enjoyed the strawberry cupcake - light and airy. They have glasses of tap water in the fridge which you can help yourself to and you bus your own tables by putting your silverware and plates in a pan. They have a very small parking lot that says 20 minute parking. We parked at the school next to it so hopefully that was ok. Not sure where all the customers were parking as the official lot was full.

An overall nice experience on a Friday morning at this little old casual cafe; they're only open…read more8-5 except Sundays. They also do catering. Breakfast is served until 11:30 and they have a a few egg dishes, breakfast sandwiches and French toast. We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast and liked the egg, potatoes (mixture of white and sweet, which was nice), and toast except the toast was hard pieces of baguette ($10). The omelette with potatoes was a pretty plate and good even though the cheese was initially forgotten. They also have sandwiches, salads, burgers and pizza on the menu, the latter of which is made in a brick oven. The pastries didn't look that fresh or enticing but we didn't order any so can't comment on the quality. There's indoor and outdoor seating and service was very nice. They have a shared parking lot with other businesses and more parking out back. Very close to Hungry hollow food coop so make a stop there if you have time!

I love coming here. Grab a pastry, any pastry at that cause I haven't had one that I didn't like. I…read morewas surprised when I had one with cheese and spinach or broccoli and it was amazing! Also if you're gonna order a cold brew ask for the HOMEMADE sweet cream to top it off... so good! The service is always great! The ladies up front are always patient and kind. Remember this isn't Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts... so it's gonna take some time if you order hot food!... I haven't really sat and ate but I always find myself looking at the decor and the ambiance is of a small hidden gem IYKYK

This place continues to be a gem in Nanuet, NY. Coffee is a staple to our lives and skimping is…read morejust not a variable!

I came here twice while visiting in New York. It is a cute little coffee spot, but the menu is a…read morelittle small, the only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5. The coffee quality is great and the man working is very knowledgeable about coffee! They have indoor seating and there is plenty of parking. The prices are $$. The cold brew coffee was delicious and nice and strong, just how I love it!

I've never found a place locally that I could get a full Irish breakfast and here we are! The…read moreplace is full of Irish goods and they even have Shepard Pie that you can take home. The food was cooked perfectly and especially the eggs. The service was great and the place is beautiful adorned with many treats to take home after you eat. Don't let the small presence outside because inside it's larger than life. Transport yourself to Ireland and visit them today.

Finally stopped in here after hearing good things for a while! They are an authentic Irish…read morerestaurant serving breakfast and lunch. The restaurant was bright and spacious and we had no problem finding a table at 11 am on a Sunday. My dining companion both enjoyed the American breakfast. It was a nice portion for $10 and the American sausage was particularly tasty. They had a nice selection of Irish snacks and a prepared food section also. I'll definitely be back for tea time one day.

One of the most successful private label brands in the annals of grocery history, the Eight O'clock…read moreCoffee brand was introduced by the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in 1859 and was sold there until 2015 when A&P finally went out of business. Interestingly (at least to me) the brand was named based on several 19th century focus groups (or whatever they were called at the time) that said consumers had their first cup of coffee of the day at eight o'clock. Considering life expectancy in 1859 was around 51, this sounds a little late in the day to me or just maybe, the gunslingers and bandoleros of the time were just waking up after a night of rotgut whiskey at the saloon. Currently, the brand is sold via e-commerce and select grocery channels (Walmart) by Tata Consumer Products of India who is the second largest producer of tea and coffee in the world. For those who may be too young to remember, A&P was the nation's largest mid-century grocery chain and was particularly prominent in the New York metropolitan area meaning, a bag of Eight O'clock Coffee was always around my home growing up as no one in the swinging 70's cared a wit about gourmet coffee and viewed it largely as a functional beverage on par with Maxwell House and Folgers. Today of course, when toddlers are weaned on double espressos and daily twelve dollar lattes are the ruination of countless credit ratings, Eight O'clock now offers "Barista Blends" and Keurig versions to keep our nervous systems permanently jangled. Just for fun, I tried Eight O'clock again recently and found it to be a very decent cup of coffee but honestly, I won't be going out of my way to stockpile the brand. Coffee's not my thing but any brand that has the stamina to survive 165 years, has to be worth an automatic five stars for lifetime achievement. My toddler agrees.

I recently bought a bag of their Whole Bean Colombian Coffee. When I purchased the beans, they had…read more2 months to go before they were considered to be expired. But when I brewed them in my french press, they tasted expired: rancid oils, weak and bitter flavor, etc. I was bummed and decided to give their 800 number a call. The woman I spoke to on the other end of the line was SO NICE! She gave me reasons for maybe why they tasted expired; she acted professionally, friendly, and apologetic; she sent me a refund in the mail; and she eluded to talking to her "team" about improvements. She took my criticism into consideration and made me feel heard. So not 5 stars because of the bad beans, but 4 stars because of the great customer service/relations!

This is my all-time favorite place to find hyper-local, organic food and handmade products, outside…read moreof a farmer's market. They carry dairy products from a farm across the street, local grains, cheeses, and bulk maple syrup from farms upstate. Beautiful bulk and produce sections. Hidden juice/smoothie bar in the back! I have watched this Co-op evolve over many years. They had some growing pains in the past (seems like any of the negative reviews are over 10 years old), but they must have taken feedback seriously, and consistently re-blossomed. They are now, again, my favorite place to find healthy food and a wonderful sense of community. Whole Foods is handy, but not cheap, and cannot compete with the amount of in-season local food available here. I love that we can have this option to support local farms, and keep our money in our regional community.

An absolute gem of a place. We happened upon it when in the area. For its small size it is…read moreincredible how many amazing staple items and specialty items as well as INCREDIBLE Prepared food is available there. We had breakfast and lunch both from the little home cooked take out. They carry incredible organic baked goods by Betlehem Bakery. We stocked up on a bunch of delicious baked goods including some gluten free. I could have eaten their prepared GF veggie quiche for every meal for the rest of my life. Haha. Organic, local items and produce. Kind owner. When we were there we saw a family come in with their young toddler. He immediately welcomed them and said I saved this for you! And it was a bag of unpackaged potatoes and a little empty basket on their produce shelf for him to go unpack. He was delighted and went over to do his big boy job. So cute! Everyone was very friendly. A true gem!!!!!! We will be back again when we are in the area & I won't be bringing any food with us, knowing this place is here!

Had the gluten free carrot cake today. It was SCRUMPTIOUS! Texture of cake was perfect and icing…read morewas really good, not too sweet. Dean's Coffee is a hidden gem for tasty gluten free treats!

The best coffee shop I've ever been to in NJ (and it's not even in NJ). Every time I'm near Pearl…read moreRiver, I have to stop at Dean's. The drinks never miss and the almond croissant is to die for.

I came into Yoffee Coffee for a latte. The latte was a little weak and watery in my opinion. I also…read moreordered a chocolate croissant, and that was delicious! The service was fine. You can order at a digital kiosk or at the front counter. The drinks came out pretty quickly. The ambiance is a little plain and sterile. I felt like they needed some art on the walls.

Way way too expensive for "dreck." Cold food, over salted soups, drowned nachos . And worse,…read morerude, inconsiderate staff!

Great place for all day breakfast and they now serve dinner as well. Place can get crowded so have…read morea little patience because the food is worth it. Service was great.

A very long wait for a Saturday morning. Although we were able to get a table right away, our food…read morecame out about 45 minutes later. It was busy and with outdoor seating, people had a long wait just to sit down. It's a small place so in a weekend be prepared to wait a long time! The food was good. I gave it 3 stars because the lady (I guess she was the manager rudely told us to leave as there are people waiting to sit down. She could have spoken to us differently and we had just finished eating. Especially since she made us wait close to an hour for our food, she could've been nicer. The wait staff was pilot and pleasant. But she wasn't. Unless you're willing to wait and wait and have the manager tell you to leave rudely, I would go somewhere else or go on a weekday. I will not be back. I've been treated better at a fast food joint.

Pizze, Pastries and Pane. Can you really go wrong?…read more Started myself off with a few of their samples that they leave astray for addicts like me. You can smell the bread and pizza from roughly 100 meters away. A guy like me can cover that in the 11 second range once the vermicelli noodles of hair in my nostrils catch the right sniff. Impressive? Idk. But I bet I look the part when I'm cycling my feet in continuity with my arms pumping in synchrony. Covering the X and Y Axis at the perfect rates as to not extend my stride too long or bring my knees to high. I'm a peddler. A popper. The Pepper Shaker. But anyways - everything was pretty solid. Pizza was solid. Not going crazy for it but if you need a little pick me up on your Park Ridge stroll you'll be pretty content having a low 7s slice and supporting local business. A content LB is a gracious LB. With graciousness, I say gg homies.

Maia's is a cute bakery. There's street parking in the area and it's quite small inside. They sell…read morebreads, sweets and pizzas. However, selection is limited. It's one of those places where they make a few things and they'll run out soon enough. I bought a Nutella babka and a sourdough baguette, which is small. It's only about 6-7" long. Again, cute place. Both items tasted great and I can say that the quality is there. If you're expecting a big bakery, this isn't the place. It's more of a niche place with select offerings. There are a couple tables inside, if you'd like to stay and munch. While visiting on a Friday morning, a few other customers popped in and I could tell that they definitely have repeat customers. Prices are what you'd expect for this type of niche, family run bakery.