We got a late breakfast here before a hike on a beautiful day. The service was great - the server…read morewas friendly and knowledgeable and even had great suggestions for our hike. The coffee was great and came in big bowl-shaped mugs. The food was awesome and came in generous portions, we were all stuffed. The cream cheese chocolate chip muffin was excellent. Welcoming, comfortable, and with great character, this place is definitely on our list to return.

Steer clear of this place. Menu seemed to state juices and smoothies are $13, though some members…read moreof our party were quoted higher prices. Ok fine....except in the end we all got charged much higher (close to $25/drink) on our credit cards. And none of us were given receipts so we can't dispute the charges. Service is slow too. So you're waiting a while for an overpriced drink only to get charged even more for it after the fact.

First of all, when you walk into this place it smells amazing. It was one of those bright, chilly…read morespring days in the Catskills when it looks nice outside but you need gloves. We were seated immediately in a very cozy booth, and the server was friendly and helpful. We had the fondue, of course, with apples and veggies added on. We shared knishes, and then each had a cup of soup. Everything we tasted was delicious, exactly the kind of warming, comforting, stick to your ribs food you want after a morning hike. The one thing I wasn't wild about was that they charged for each drink refill, but the server was attentive and the fondue was so good that I can definitely forgive that.

Last Chance was hoppin' when we stopped by for a late lunch. Upon entry, a sign was spotted telling…read morediners to wait to be seated. But several awkward minutes passed and another party came inside before anyone greeted and escorted us to a table. Oddly, a runner walked by the entrance a few times but didn't acknowledge us and seemed to avoid eye contact. Prices were were a hair higher than expected, but thankfully the portions were filling. I went with the tavern steak sandwich ($22). The fries were the steak kind but not too fat and wedge-y. There was a totally reasonable amount of Muenster and steak, and I found that the sandwich didn't really need the accompanying steak sauce. The mac & cheese ($14) was a delightful appetizer made with a whopping five different cheeses! Last Chance mentions both antiques and cheese in its name so we had to investigate both. Instead of a separate shop, the antiques are all around the restaurant, and our server said some are for sale and some belong to the owner's private collection but he seems possibly open to offers. The cheese and gifts are in an area on the other side of the bar, with the cheese behind a counter. I thought the cheese collection would be larger and have more NY options, but it was still a solid selection. If you plan on purchasing any candy or other treats after your meal, just let your server know so you can take your bill over there.

We are pretty consistent Fellows patrons. Their coffee is great- even just the drip is very…read moreflavorful but a latte is a treat. Their baked goods- yes, the cinnamon rolls but don't overlook the seasonal GF cake they have- dates, cranberries- it's always delicious. The lentil bowl or the Lockwood are both savory morning choices and hit the right flavors and the scene is ... always the scene. Servers get the food and coffees out quickly even when it's busy

This is a tough review because I genuinely wanted to give this place a 5/5…read more I worked with the team to cater brunch for my fiancé's birthday and the planning process was fantastic. Communication was seamless, they helped create a custom birthday cake with flavors I requested, and the entire ordering experience was smooth and stress-free. The food was outstanding. From the bread and cinnamon rolls to the focaccia and cake, everything was fresh, delicious, and a huge hit with our group. Every item felt thoughtfully made, and it was clear why so many people rave about their bakery. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is the pickup experience. I had a prepaid order of over $250 scheduled for 8:00 a.m. pickup, right when the café opened. We arrived about 15 minutes early.. because it was raining and simply hoped to wait somewhere covered until pickup time. We weren't expecting the order early or asking anyone to rush. Given the size of the order, the custom cake, and the fact that I had brought someone with me to help carry everything, we just wanted to avoid standing outside in the rain. When I knocked on the door, I could see several staff members inside. One employee looked at us and gestured toward the clock, essentially pointing out that they weren't open yet. I completely understand that we arrived early, and I respect opening hours. What bothered me was how the situation was handled. A simple "We'll be open at 8" or "Sorry, we can't let anyone in until opening" would have been perfectly reasonable. Instead, the interaction felt unnecessarily cold. Even once we were inside, the employee helping us came across as dismissive and unwelcoming. It was especially disappointing because every interaction I'd had over email leading up to the event had been so thoughtful, friendly, and accommodating. The food was exceptional, and the planning process was excellent. I just wish the same level of hospitality had carried through to the pickup experience. Had that interaction been handled with a bit more warmth, this would have easily been a 5-star review. Ratings: * Food & ambiance: 10/10 * Communication email: 10/10 * Pickup Experience: 4/10

love the retro vibe and the charm of the place. great service and yummy food. definitely worth…read moregoing after the Kaaterskill Hike. the wings and calamari so good you can tell the grease was fresh. will definitely be back

Had the pleasure of stopping by here during a snowboarding weekend at Hunter Mountain. The menu is…read morevery extensive so if you're craving anything from a typical diner, they probably have it! I ordered the Roast Beef BLT triple decker and it was pretty good and very filling. I didn't touch much of the coleslaw but I'm pretty picky with that. The pickle and the fries were good though! Pretty standard for $15! The staff here are also kind, patient, and friendly. The interior is like a typical old school diner- booths style.

I didn't eat hear but we were at the playground next to the cafe and one of our kids had a injury,…read moreand the staff were so helpful giving us ice and towels. Very kind of them. I would say the interior is awesome and super cool vibe. We will be returning for a meal.

Stopped at Boathouse Cafe after a hike. We ordered the lobster roll, Peach Thyme Spritz, and a…read morePulled Pork Sandwhich. Everything was really fresh and the food and drinks were really good. Definetly a hidden gem and nice break from the city.

Not open Monday Best bacon egg and cheese sandwich ever…read more Fresh rolls. Good coffee. Good sandwiches. Good counter staff. Places to sit and park. Damned fine. Recommended

Great little deli near Hunter Mountain. Lots of breakfast and lunch options. Friendly serviceread more

DONT GO HERE!!!! !! No lie I walked in at 8:40 and now it's 9:42 and still haven't got my 2 bacon…read moreeggs and cheeses. After waiting another 20 minute. I asked for a refund since I have been waiting for over a hour. After arguing over the 15$ it cost. They told me to get out with no food. so I waited there for a hour for them to kick me out. also extremely rude. GO TO THE PANTRY ON MAIN!!! It is way cheaper, 100 percent nicer and cleaner and only 5 minutes away. M&J is hands down the worst customer serves in NY and that's saying something. Here is a picture of the pantry on mains menu. I would post picture of how nice but I dont want to confuse anyone with the hole in the wall M&J's

Wasn't expecting it to be so good but it was. We had some bagels and pancakes. Simply put. It was…read morefantastic. Lives up to the hype.

Stayed at Scribner's so naturally we had to check out the restaurant. Everything on the menu…read moresounded amazing and many of the options were gluten free. There are a bunch of fancy cocktails too and even mocktails. We ordered the beet salad with creamy goat cheese. My husband ordered the tile fish and I ordered the butternut squash risotto, which was out of this world. I was so full I had to force myself to stop eating it it was that good. Service was great, there was a 21 person party there but our food came out relatively quickly. All wait staff were friendly! Definitely a place to stop by even if for just a fun cocktail.

Food: 5/5 We stayed at Scribner's so ended up having…read morebreakfast and dinner at Prospect. For breakfast we had Prospect Plate ($19), Breakfast Sandwich ($16) and sides of avocado and eggs ($7 each). For dinner we ordered Trout Rillette ($19), Striped Bass ($37), and Prospect Burger ($25). Every bite was perfect. For a restaurant in the Catskills, I had no idea how the food would be and it turned out to be a major highlight of the trip. Service: 5/5 Zero complaints Ambiance: 5/5 The restaurant is very quiet and relaxing. The interior fits perfectly in the Catskills with all wood and a few fireplaces and floor to ceiling windows views of the mountains.