Located in the heart of downtown Beacon, if you are a bread lover and a carb fan, this is your…read moreultimate destination. It's a tiny storefront that you might easily miss if you are glued to your phone. My wife and I ordered a loaf of the kalamata olive bread and a loaf of the whole wheat sourdough. Giant loaves. They also have fresh baked pastries which we did not try. Get there early because they will run out of their breads and pastries. The bread was very fresh and very tasty. The prices were reasonable compared to other bakeries in the region. The service was very good and friendly. Like I said, if you love bread this is your spot.

Yummy baguette and friendly workers! Everything looked so good inside- but really wanted a good…read morebaguette (to eat with olive oil also bought on this cute street!). Baguette is delicious- crunchy outside and soft interior. No seating inside, just grab and go!

Amazing pie shop in Beacon! Serve everything by the slice or by the whole pie. Some options are…read moreseasonal, others stay around the whole year! I got the passion fruit pie and oh my days it blew me away. Service was kind and helpful. Inside is spacious with seating the back. It's cute and cosy. Worth a stop if you love pie!

After an afternoon at Dia Beacon nearby, we were looking for a quick tea stop before bidding Beacon…read morefarewell. We were on our way to a different cafe but pivoted to this spot instead, because it's not often you see a pie spot! Their store menu wasn't very up-to-date, as the matcha cream pie was a previous special. We opted for a slice of passionfruit pie, one of two current specials, and strawberry rhubarb pie. All four of us enjoyed the pies--they're not overwhelmingly sweet, and the essence of tbe fruit really came through. I do have a gripe with the ube matcha, which is that it has next to no ube in it, save for a bit of syrup at the bottom of the cup that tasted much closer to berry than ube. The matcha itself was fine, smooth and earthy.

Feb. 2026 - Mario's is the last of a dying vocation. I guess because theres a lot of work involved…read moreand you have to be up early in the morning. I believe they are the only bread bakery, still around this area, that bakes their own bread from scratch on the premises. Most Supermarket chains will tell you that they bake theirs fresh. What they don't tell you is, it comes in frozen and they bake it in the back, if that much. It's like a Pillsbury biscuit, you buy it at the store in a raw state, you take it home and bake it. Not quite the same thing, as truly homemade. They have a variety of baked goods, stuffed pastas, and Italian delicacies on the shelf. To me, the prices seemed very reasonable. The staff is always helpful and cheerful. There's sufficient parking and a few handicap spots near the door. It's clean and it's organized.

Wonderful bread. Good service. Fresh cheese on weekends (ie) Mozzarella and Ricotta. It gets busy…read moreso plan accordingly. Holidays are really busy!

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.

First time to Woodbury mall and found this shop right next to the food court . The menu looked…read moreyummy and delicious . Ordered 2 waffles ... the initial menu said 7.50 for waffle and I went to order ! Of course - it was double the price - adding ice cream etc . It was very expensive ! I'd say - not worth the price but kinda ok . Taste was good . I got waffle with Nutella .. tasted really good ! Went well with ice cream . I also got the strawberry and chocolate waffle with ice cream . Wasn't as good as Nutella but we finished it :) it was good overall but toooooo. Pricey . Service was good . Lots of seats to sit and eat . Good overall. 4 stars

I've gone to Woodbury Commons Outlet for quite some time have have eyed this stand several…read moretimes...trying to watch my weight. I finally decided to try it and it's so yummy! Absolutely, no regrets and well worth the money spent. I ordered the L'Exotique and it was delicious!!! The waffle at the bottom and on top of the vanilla ice cream is banana, mangoes, raspberry and Nutella drizzle with coconut flakes. It was a perfectly cold ice cream on tops hot sweet crispy waffles. It's a bit pricey, but the quality of the dessert is well worth it. I totally recommend giving it a try. Customer service is cool.

i got 4 little butter chocolate chip cookies, they were pretty good but nothing special. they were…read morejust ok. staff was very friendly and helpful in here. maybe i'll try something else next time.

The grill cheese was delicious and the cook let me get just that without the soup. It was just too…read morehot for soup. It's actually not right on that blvd but around the corner and kind of out of the way if you don't happen to see the sign on Charles Coleman. The young girls behind the counter were annoying but that seems to be unavoidable these days. Hah. But the sandwich was really good and the cook brought it out to me! It's not "just" a bakery. They have actual food. :)

I felt like I was cheating on my regular bagel guy - Fishkill bagels on route 52. I've been…read morewatching the Instagram posts and following bagel Ish. Some really interesting flavor combinations. The shop is TD tiny but they have a system that works very well so you'll be in and out fairly quickly The menus are well presented and easy to read even from five or 6 feet away so by the time you reach the counter, you already know what you're going to have. This is a pricey bagel experience, but well worth the quality. Noteworthy is that there is a kids menu, presumably with a smaller bagel, which I think is appreciated by the parents in the crowd. Tip for the Management: consider offering the kids menu to seniors also because some seniors can't eat much and that would be the perfect size breakfast or lunch Our order today was a cheddar cheese bagel, which was a cheesy flavored base dough with an abundance of cheddar cheese baked on top so the crispiness was a great contrast to the super soft tender bagel. We also got a sea salt bagel and a rosemary and olive oil oil with cream cheese. The three bagels, one with cream cheese, set us back about $12. If you're looking for great bagels for the whole family just plan accordingly Service was very nice and very prompt and the shop is colorful, bright, and lively

Bagels are delicious. They have different options but the Garlic Parmesan one, ooo baby!…read more It's a small shop inside, some seating outside, but they are busy bees behind the counter.

I was very pleasantly surprised at how cute it is inside! Love the color scheme (as you can tell by…read moremy accidentally-matching owala). Small but mighty, it was a lovely place to sit and read with a treat! My coffee expectations are usually low when I'm getting coffee at a bakery - but I was very pleasantly surpised, that's not the case here at all! I'd go back just for the cold brew (though how can you resist a treat?!) - strong and smooth, and with an add-your-own milk / oat milk / sugar situation. I got a filled croissant and it did not disappoint! I've been back again since, and my one critique would be that both times I think the croissant was slightly under-baked (but better than over-baked!) They have plenty of options, as well as birthday cake candles, sprinkles, spices, packs of cookies, and granola (which sells out fast, so it must be good!) Service was patient and friendly Also of note: LGBTQ+ affirming & single-use gender neutral restroom A lovely addition to town, and different enough from other local sweet treat spots - there's room for everyone!

I am not even exaggerating when I say that this place has one of the BEST croissants I have ever…read morehad in my life. The croissants are so flaky, so buttery, and with a light- as- air texture inside with a bit of a crunch on top. I am such a sucker for an almond croissant and Little Star Pastry's is easily one of my favorites. I love how much almond filling they put in it so the sweet almond flavor really comes through. They have so many other treats that I am so excited to try out in the future, but their almond croissants alone are why I have such a soft spot for this place. Coming here is such a treat, and it's a treat I intend on giving myself for many times to come!!