I love this place. I love the pizza…read more I love the owners. Best chicken parm I've ever had. Ambiance!

On a last minute trip to Montreal, we needed to grab a bite to eat. After a few minutes of…read moresearching I found Apizza...and I'm so glad I did!!! The food was absolutely worth the stop! We had bread, broccoli rabe, the chopped salad and a regular pizza. OH MY GOODNESS. We left eager to make the 4 hour trip back again!

Cool staff, cold beer and dynamite food! We had the roni and a curry chicken pizza. This crew has…read moreruined other local pizza joints for us.

The service was great, and it was easy to order my takeout pizza!! There was plenty of seating…read moreinside to wait while my order was being prepared. A calm but fun to the place. I got the Caps & Stems pizza and it was amazing. This was some of the best pizza I've ever had. It was crispy and had the right amount of char, lots of cheese and sauce, and tons of flavor. The crust wasn't too stodgy or dense like a lot of pizza- it was airy and had a great bite to it. It was ready pretty quickly (15 minutes) and tasted fresh! This was enough to feed me and my partner. I would love to come back here for the pizza!

Love this place, beautiful, outdoorsy place with orchard, small pond, outdoor eating space, pet…read morefriendly. Food was very good. Recommended: Bbq brisket was delicious, kale salad recommended, apple cider donuts yum, and hot apple cider. We come here whenever we go hiking in new paltz.

This is my new summer spot. Pizza was fantastic, cider is delicious, the employees are extremely…read morepersonable. I've lived in the area for years and didn't know it existed until they hosted their annual fermentation festival this year. I enjoyed sitting by the water and enjoying the fresh air. They also have some great beer options.

When you are the Pizza Beast you gotta do a little bit of everything. Same plaza, 2 pizzerias, so I…read morehit both. Grabbed a Grandma slice from Pasqualle's and a White slice with basil & balsamic drizzle from Rino's, plus some garlic knots because, well, Beast's gotta eat and I was hungry. Pasqualle's: Classic feel, decent crust, but sauce was a bit flat. Solid traditional slice, nothing wild. Rino's: Crust was the star -- nice crust crunch, well-made. Sauce was loose, slightly chunky, and garlicky. White slice had great balance with the balsamic drizzle. Garlic knots from Rino's: Super garlicky in the best way. Both places were clean and roomy, prices were fair. Service was very good. Verdict: Pasqualle's is traditional and safe. Rino's brings more flavor and flair -- and wins this round.

We found ourselves passing through New Paltz, and Rino's was right there when we needed some lunch…read more We heard it was good, and we heard right, because this is a solid slice shop that also offers up plenty of other options if you're not in the mood for pizza. They also have a spacious dining area that, while barebones, is still comfortable if you don't want to take it out. For the kids, we got a couple plain slices and some chicken fingers (for the bipolar three year old who sometimes hates pizza). The chicken fingers weren't anything revolutionary, but they fried them well, just like they did the buffalo wings that my wife was craving. Those were super saucy, but nice and crisp. Reminiscent of Western New York, and that's a compliment. We were also feeling like we needed some greens in our life, so we added a chicken caesar salad. It was better than expected, and hit the spot. Overall, I think pizza is the best choice here (it's in the name after all), but they have some variety if you need more as well. All in all, a very solid place.

Outstanding Pizza amazing super fast delivery too. Placed…read moreand order for a pie and within 30 mins I was eating like a king, so good and great prices.

This is a takeout place and I can't believe I haven't ordered anything from here in years. Hubby…read morefrequents this place in between runs with other bus drivers. He got himself a meatball Parmesan hero and brought home some meatball sliders on a garlic knots for me to try. The sliders are amazing The meatballs and sauce are delicious which is the most important thing. We look forward to ordering more food from this place. The service is great and Joe is super nice. Can't wait to try their pizza on Sunday!!!!

Stopped by Pizza and Gyros in Hyde Park recently. Overall, it was a decent experience, especially…read moreif you're craving a quick bite with a few fun topping combinations. The pizza was solid--nothing mind-blowing, but they do have a couple of creative combos that stand out from the usual fare. The sauce was surprisingly good--nicely balanced with a little tang and sweetness. Unfortunately, the crust didn't hold up as well. It lacked structure and tended to fall apart, which made for a bit of a messy slice. Not a destination spot, but worth checking out if you're nearby and in the mood for something casual with a little personality.

George makes a mean Gyro. I would put it up against any Greek spot in Dutchess County. Haven't had…read morehis pizza yet but the gyros are really good. Worth a visit!!

We tried our End Cut today to celebrate my husband's birthday. What an experience! We booked a bar…read moretable for 430pm and it was actually perfect. We were one of the first guests to arrive and we had about a Halle hour to ourselves. We enjoyed our drinks and the food was delicious. The live piano music starting at 6pm was another great addition. We paid a lot more than we normally would for a night out, but from the friendly waitstaff (our main waiter was Joey and he was phenomenal), to the sorbet before the main meal to the hot towels at the end, you're paying for the experience and for the fantastic food.

We sat at the bar because we couldn't get a reservation at the time. Our bartender was very…read moreattentive even though it was very busy. I ordered the Chicken Parm, which was tasty. The gentleman on the other side of me was wishing he ordered it instead of the Chicken Cordon Bleu. Hubby had the steak. Cooked perfectly. The palate cleanser sorbet was delicious, packed with intense flavor!! Chef/Owner came out to say hi and to see how we were doing. We told him we came for the Sticky Toffee Pudding. And it did not disappoint. So yummy. I recommend. Nice vibe.

Holy crap. Just ate here and it has got to be top 5 pizza places we've tried (and we've eaten at a…read morebunch across NYC and New Haven) Menu is concise but we ate the margarita and it was unbelievable. Sauce was perfectly balanced, dough was right amount of crisp and soft. Can't go wrong with wood fired pizza but they've nailed the balance here. Highly highly recommend!

Clean spacious and bright interior. Friendly service. Simple menu, they just focus on salads,…read morepizza and drinks. I enjoyed my local beer from Poughkeepsie. Our mixed greens salad was excellent. We ordered a Margherita pizza with half a side of sausage. It was about the right amount for myself and my daughter to share. It was pretty good, thin crust, good dough. Could have had bit more char on the crust and base to help hold everything together as it was a bit too wet. I saw a reviewer here say it was as good or better than new haven pizza but having grown up in the next town over from new haven, I will say that this is better than average pizza but not really close to new haven-level. Go here if you are in the mood for pizza and are nearby.

This review is for the Pavilion at Twin Star. I LOVE the ambiance here! The wood fired pizza and…read moreburgers made in such a casual setting, options to sit at the long wooden tables inside with heat lamps or outside by the lake with all the string lights as the sun sets behind the trees, games on the lawn and more... Hope to be back one day to try the cider donuts that sold out!

Reserved a few days ahead for a 12:30 PM arrival time on a Saturday in early October. We actually…read morejust came for lunch, not to apple pick, so my rating is based on the food. They do sell apples (and much more) in the store. I tried the Margherita pizza, 3 mushroom white, and sausage special (housemade bratwurst). Pizzas were excellent. Brat was tasty but pretty small portion for the price (one link cut in half and some cornbread). Also got some of the cider doughnuts, which were good, but wish they were hot. You can get hot ones a few miles away at Jenkins-Lucien. Fresh cider was amazing!

We were just passing by this town on a long drive from Philadelphia to VT but we enjoyed our first…read morestop so much, we stopped here again on our way home! There is indoor and outdoor seating. All the outdoor tables have umbrellas. Dog friendly. You order and pay inside (tip: know your table number when you go to order). We tried two of their salads (Waldorf, southwest Cobb)... we enjoyed them all... very fresh, good sized. Got both of these on both trips in. The turkey BLT wrap was great! Parking - we parked in a lot behind the restaurant. Most people had to pay the meter but we had a handicap hangtag and the handicap spot was free. Would def recommend!

Boy, are there a lot of post-hike options in New Paltz. I stopped by here this past Saturday…read moreafternoon after an 8.7-mile hike in nearby Minnewaska State Park. The weather had been pretty mediocre throughout the day but that clearly hadn't stopped the tourists from invading the downtown area - the place was teeming with people when I came in around 3pmish. I didn't do a ton of research on potential eating spots (a lot of SE Asian eateries, which seemed kind of random?) but picked Lola's because it was a block or two from where I parked, and I immediately imprinted on the Short Rib Grilled Cheese when I saw it on the online menu. Decision made. Since it was starting to get a little nicer out, I would have liked a spot outside in the front patio. But the girl at the check-in (I feel like there's a much better term for that) asked me to go inside, which for sure was a bias against the fact that I was a solo diner. I get it in theory, but it's not fun to get treated like a second-class citizen because you don't have a posse with you in a tourist trap. Regardless, the interior was fine; looked like it had been redone within the last year or so; what it lacked in personality it made up for in terms of overall spiffiness (and the area where the personality DID come through was in the bathroom area, with tongue-in-check "Whatever" gender signs on the doors and edgy art by the sinks. Tell me you're a college town without telling me you're a college town.). The set-up in here is more casual than I assumed; I was told that my table was #10 (the numbers were clearly marked on each table, reminiscent of Smashburger), and that once I decided what I wanted, I needed to go up to the counter to order. Someone WOULD serve the food, but a big chunk of the experience is DIY. I ordered the aforementioned Short Rib Grilled Cheese w/ Fries, along with a Diet Pepsi, and waited. I thought this was pretty inefficient, as there were plenty of employees nearby who easily could have just taken my order at the table instead of having me sit down, then stand up and walk across the restaurant to order, and then sit back down. The wait was a little longer than I would have guessed, just given the straightforward order and casual, almost fast-food style to the business model; it took close to 20 minutes to get my sandwich, I'd guess. Not egregious, and there WERE a number of other customers on the premises as well. The Grilled Cheese was just okay - I tend to grade on a curve after a hike, but I thought it was really drippy/greasy, and I wasn't crazy about the tomato compote it came with (which is a personal palate preference and something that WAS specifically referenced on the menu and I didn't request its exclusion; easy to remove, regardless). The short ribs aspect was unsurprisingly the best part. The fries were decent; a little pale but cooked through. There was a pickle hidden underneath them that was a little emotionally upsetting but it is what it is. This was fine and could have been worse, but the next time I'm in town I'm going to keep walking down the street and trying one of the many other options nearby. The target demo for this feels a little more 2am college student than hungry hiker in the afternoon.