Charming restaurant with a great menu, excellent choice of coffees and great desserts. Service was…read moreattentive and friendly.

Hugh selection of various products. Nice little café for lunch (try the chicken salad). Friendly…read moreemployees.

House baked items are the features of this small town bakery but they also serve breakfast and hot…read morelunches until 2 pm. Grab a coffee, sandwich, baked goods, candy, Gifford's ice cream or a loaf of bread to go. Service is pleasant and prices are surprisingly low. Quality is good for a small town shop.

Delicious deli sandwiches, baked goods, pastries, desserts, candy, and even doggy treats. A lovely…read morecafe and bakery.

The food was OK. The brie paninni did not taste like brie, but some other cheese. The order took a…read morelong time, but I presume that was due to the onslaut of diners due to a nearby caving convention taking place during the visit. The service was helpful. Dining here was not partuicularily memorable, but hit the spot.

I grabbed a breakfast wrap at this busy cafe and after leaving wondered how I missed the gift shop…read more Maybe it is in the back of the building?? The cafe is street facing and I headed in looking for coffee and something for breakfast. There was a long line, but the staff was moving through it pretty rapidly! My wrap was big and came right out of the kitchen hot and the coffee was solid. I could not help but notice lots and lots of bakery cases where the crowd seemed particularly drawn to the muffin tops! They also seem to have a big and varied bagel selection, including egg bagels, which seem like they are harder to find lately.

Poor service rude workers wrong orders please re train the kids working in there ! My order was…read moretotally wrong and they left out an item when i went back inside they were ignoring me and rolling their eyes

My family and I decided to stop by even though there were multiple reviews ranking this a 2-3 stars…read moreexperience. Despite what the reviews say the shelf were fly-free and well-stocked. The guy on the register named Gregory was very friendly and efficient. He was patient with me when I was still deciding what donut I wanted and even suggested some that he and his co-workers like. I didn't feel rushed and took my time even though there was a line forming behind us. His willingness to work and ebullient behavior made for a fun/comforting ambiance. My Aunt showed Gregory a photo of a recipe of how she would like her Specialty Pumpkin Brew to be made. He asked politely if he could hold her phone to view the ingredients listed closer. She also wondered if he could put the special ordered drink in a cup she brought. He made the drink exactly as she wanted and in her own cup. Plus, he added a good amount of whip cream on top. She was very pleased. All the while serving us with a smile I'd say that's the cherry on the top! As for my Ma her coffee was made a little too light and she asked for help to darken it from another worker. He was a gentleman he reached over the divider to retrieve it, so she wouldn't have to burn herself, since it was filled to the top. He added more coffee to her cup to darken for her without any issues. We didn't catch his name, but we appreciate his and Gregory's service. We look forward to our next visit whenever we are in this area again. ~ And before you assume I'm not sugarcoating this! :] ~

I think that this is part of the college. Pretty good coffee and tea, alright food, and delicious…read morecookies! Hope this place is able to stay in business - it seems like one of a kind here.

If you're looking for a basic, classic diner experience in, or near Cobleskill, you can't get much…read moremore spot-on than the Cobleskill Diner. We were visiting a relative in town and my wife, son and I took him for a late lunch at the diner. (Which we treated as breakfast, served all day. We were seated at a booth near the entrance...the upholstery needed a little help, and overall the place could use a little sprucing up. There's advertising on everything...the placemats, the coffee mugs, the glasses. At first, I thought it was a retro decor style choice until I realized all of these were featuring current local business ads. The coffee was okay. I've had worse but there was some flavor in it so it was a step above the "browned water" you can get at other places. The food was good enough for a classic diner experience. Not elevated in any way, but classic dishes served, well, classically. The breakfast potatoes were good and I was happy they were able to do egg whites without any question or up-charge in my breakfast. Portion sizes were okay. My teenage son needed to ask for an additional piece of French toast with his meal as he was still hungry after finishing the initial serving (with eggs and potatoes) We can chalk that up to a teenage appetite. I think the sweet-spot of the Cobleskill diner is the prices. They're low. You can get the same meal at diners in other places for twice the price. This makes it feel like a place that supports the local community. Our server was nice and took good care of us.

I had an excellent time here. The food is great. I ate a cheeseburger and tots. The soft serve…read moreportions are huge! Even the tiny size was enough for two people or more. Loved it.

Charming little farm store well off the beaten-track, that is open limited hours (Friday and…read moreSaturday 10-5, plus "by appointment or chance"), that participates in "Maple Weeks" and is open on weekends the last two weekends of March. The sugaring features a small tour of their mid-sized and pretty impressive boiler (call first to make sure it's running, though, if you want to experience its full noisy hot glory) and an explanation of the sugaring process. You can also get a short hayride for a buck through part of their sugarbush (about 20 minutes). There's not a whole lot else to do for the kids, but they do have free samples of sugar candy. The little store itself sells lots of maple products (syrup, sugar, cream, maple nuts, maple coffee), a few other farm items (notably fresh eggs and frozen beef from the farm next door), jams, and some gifty things (very nice hand-crafted mugs, some books, a few other miscellaneous decorative items). It's not huge, as I said there's not a whole lot to do other than the boiler tour and the hayride, but it's definitely worth a detour during sugaring season and a quick stop if you're ambling through the countryside otherwise. Very friendly family-run farm. They do have an on-line store (see URL, which I hope the Yelp elves will add now that I've submitted an update) and I recommend their stuff as tasty, naturally-grown upstate product. Worth supporting. If you like antique stoves, this is probably worth a side trip. They have a big one in mint condition that looks well over a 100 years old. Navigational tip: Google maps can't find the address here for some reason; go to the corner of Grovenor's Corner and Crommie lanes, the entrance to Maple Hill is on the south side 25 yards past the intersection on the west side; note a little hillside cemetery, which you drive past going up the drive to the farm.

Super nice people with lots of information and delicious products including and not limited to…read moremaple cream, maple candy and maple cotton candy!

This is a chain throughout this area. For the locals it is the place to buy things…read more Gas station with a store. At summer night, can get busy for folks having their ice-creams.

This place definitely needs some sprucing up!…read more The staff seemed friendly and there was a hot pot of coffee on tap for customers, but there is dirt and grime all over the place. Someone pulled a trash can bag and replaced the new one, but it didn't hold, so lots of trash/liquid was just falling out all over the place.

This is a decent gas station. When driving I-88, there aren't any rest stops along the way with…read morefood or gasoline. So, you need to get off at an exit and follow the signs to find what you need in town. That is sometimes close and convenient, and sometimes it is not. This gas station is very close to the exit, and easy to get in and out of. The prices seem okay for a gas station (I wouldn't do my grocery shopping here). They have subs and hot dogs on rollers and candy and beer and milk. What they don't have is grapefruit juice, which upset one man inside so much he mumbled "I can't find the grapefruit juice" at least a half-dozen times. Really, who goes to a gas station for grapefruit juice?

This is a mirabitos gas station now. Like all Mirabito gas stations, it sucks. Instead of keeping…read moreall the good qualities of the previous gas station they got rid of the two things that made this place stand out in the middle of nowhere. - They used to have the best beer selection in the area. Now they don't, they got rid of all the shelves of some really good beer. - Their coffee used to be brewed from a roaster in Albany and the coffee was really good for a gas station. Probably because it's cheaper, they now use "Mirabito" coffee. This is code for, "the prices will stay the same but your coffee is now going to taste like sh!t".

Convenience store with gas located right off of I-88. Gas prices were competitive. Large lot…read morewhich attracts som big rigs so negotiating the lot can be competitive.

Every time I come to this store or any stewarts shops for that matter, but especially this one in…read moreparticular, there's always an issue. Whether its the bathrooms being trashed, out of hot dogs constantly, or the just now the VERY rude and attitude filled cashier behind the counter asking me to lower my YT video with the biggest "fuck you" attitude ive ever gotten. Meanwhile there's customers swearing up a storm and talking about shooting people and nothing gets said to them. Stewarts you are trash and I hope you go out of business. Youll not be getting anything from me ever again. This was around 110pm November 12th 2025