Veggie burger, shepherdess pie and penne primavera are what we ordered this Sunday afternoon. To…read morewash my burger down was a glass of Pinot Noir. Irish music was playing for St. Patty's day and it was a very suburban vibe here. 1pm and the place was starting to fill up. We added a vanilla creme brulee towards the end which was good as well. Lovely place and service and I'd highly recommend.

Garvan's was the highlight of our trip to Mohonk. Garvan himself greeted us at the door, and…read moreinstantly made us feel welcome. He was friendly, but not overbearing, telling us how his wife makes the desserts herself by hand. The food was excellent. We had Sheppard's pie, and the short rib. Both were hearty and made you feel like home. The deserts may be the best I have had at a restaurant in a long time. I wish it was closer to us, we would for sure be regulars.

This is a popular place in New Paltz for breakfast. On the weekends there are large lines waiting…read moreto get in. There is not much seating so plan to wait for a while. They have a large menu with tons of options. They offer their cheap breakfast options which are great with locals and college students. At night they offer a sushi happy hour which is great if you're looking for a late dinner. I ordered the chicken and waffles. They gave me light fluffy waffles with a baked chicken breast on top. I was pleasantly surprised with the chicken. I didn't expect it to be baked. It usually comes out fried. The food was good and the portion sizes were good. I enjoyed my meal. I want to come back here for the sushi happy hour so I will check it out soon.

Never a bad meal at this new Paltz staple! The staff is accommodating and the prices fair!read more

New Paltz, NY - great sandwiches that hit the spot! We picked up a few on our way to the Mohonk…read morePreserve, and ordered a Cubano (I'm told a customer favorite), Italian combo, trifecta combo, and muffuletta, which could've been more olive-y but you don't commonly find this New Orleans staple around these parts so I was glad to see it on the menu. This is mostly a takeout joint though there are a few counter seats. You can also purchase jars of Frank's own house-made pickled goods, preserves, and bottles of hot sauces in the store. I haven't tried those but hear they're good so will pick up some next time.

Ordered a couple of sandwiches for lunch. Nice and friendly service…read more Menu full of cool sandwiches. Had the roast beef on a hard roll and a panini with turkey and pesto. Fresh deli meat and bread. Pesto excellent. Flavors combos were very good. Wish there was a little more meat in the turkey panini. Tried some pickles to go along with the sandwich and not impressed. Too large, sweet and vinegary. Would prefer a naturally fermented Kirby pickle. Very fair prices for very good quality sandwiches. 4.5 stars. Will return

Main Course has been one of my go-to spots in New Paltz for years. It's one of those places you…read moretrust when you want a real farm to table meal done right everything tastes fresh, clean, and actually thought out. You can tell they care about the ingredients, not just throwing stuff on a plate. Their baked goods are lowkey some of the best around too. Perfect with a coffee, just sit there and chill. And the vibe? Super warm, relaxed, no nonsense. Feels like a local spot in the best way. Consistent, quality, and always hits. One of my favorites in the Hudson valley.

Love Main Course when I'm looking for a fresh healthy tasting lunch. Salads are top notch and I…read moreloveeeee the dressings! It's on the pricier side but I appreciate the quality. Counter service but they have a well oiled system that delivers the food quickly! Love to peek at all the little goodies in the shop area. The indoor space is very farm to table vibes and there are a few outdoor seats! Good new paltz option

Came here for an event and had a blast. Lovely bar service and bartenders, food was fantastic,…read moresound system was perfect, large stage and dancing space with plenty of tables and chairs.

A wonderful event, lovely place and delicious food. THis was our first visit and we were very…read morepleased with everything.

I haven't dined here in quite a while, so the 5 of decided to stop in after spending the day at a…read morewinery. We only got apps,but thank goodness, it was alot of food. The star of the table for me was the spinach artichoke dip, very yummy. 2 different orders of fries, onion rings, Brussels and a few drinks. Everything came out pretty quickly, so the service was good. Definitely have to put this back on the list for food&drinks.

This place was divine. I had my bachelorette weekend at New Paltz and this place did the cutest set…read moreup for us! I loved the food, ambience and intimacy this place brought to me and my friends. Would love to come back. I definitely recommend 10/10. The waiters were the best!

My 8th review of this venerable pub since 2019, and 5th five-star rating (the others being solid…read more"4"s). The atmosphere is definitely college bar, with a sprinkling of older locals and a smattering of tourists. In other words, a bit of everything, which is much like their menu. Their burgers are consistently superb, as is their broiled salmon, eggplant fries, and even their eggplant parm (yes, truly), among many other things. But today, it was wing day. Stopped in w best friend, Pots & Pans, AKA Stumbleweed. We split a dozen, half garlic parmesan, half teriyaki. Meaty and juicy (to the point that P&P "sauced up" his shirt). Ice cold draughts on a hot day. And our server, Brittany, was great. Efficient, effective, and effervescent. I thought she was going to do a cartwheel for us. Overall, 5 rama lama wing dong stars

One of the more reasonable places in New Paltz, which overall skews a bit far towards the…read morehoity-toity crowd. Here at P&G's you'll find a decent bar menu (some on tap, some in bottles, some other drinks), decent layout (our seats were around a couple of corners, the bar kinda bisects the whole place), and decent service (we were a bit under-noticed, but that was corrected promptly once fixed). I suppose that this place is geared toward SUNY more than downtown, and that's honestly not a bad thing. Well, we went for the food, and I'd say a bit more than just decent. I really liked the clam chowder. It's not authentic New England style, but it's sweeter and thicker - I actually liked it more! The bread I dipped was quite good, everyone else enjoyed their food, and I think I got to try a couple of fries and those hit the spot as well. Verdict: New Paltz isn't a town I'd return to in general, but you could do far worse than P&G's while there. In fact, I'm not sure you could do better. Come one, come all.

Maggie Mae's, it was along the ways Visiting the Paltz, was…read moreone of those days University was close, and I don't mean to boast But I know two far off nomads, who turned into local undergrads Was a day to celebrate our treasured mothers, My youth of a sister and one half of my brothers A bruncheon slash luncheon on Huguenot street, couldn't walk to it... used wheels instead of feet A busy entrance, which bore a resemblance to many spry eateries, of similar golf-like sceneries Less upper class than they insist upon themselves, but more upper class than ourselves A true to be match, but what's the catch? 4 out of 5 on the taste, but oh what a waste The sluggish service, they must've been nervous With the big old crowd, afraid to not make papa proud But they failed, arms up - they flailed Prices were surprisingly not too vast, and it was a solid dine Just a spot I'd leave in the past, a once upon a time Shout out to the Benedict gang - I stuck in my fat old fang Another LB egg poached, another LB yolk broached Don't ever leave my mother waiting for food again. Especially on Mother's Day. Lucky I'm in a good mood. Grrrrr.

Service was excellent - and that's why they are getting an extra star. Unfortunately, the menu has…read morechanged dramatically and not for the better. The stuffed mushroom appetizer is gone. We ordered that every time we have eaten here in the past. Weird burger combos were noted. I asked about a burger with gorgonzola cheese - instead of the feta cheese that came on one of the burgers. I was told no - they don't have any. Their other restaurant right next door makes a gorgonzola burger. They are always going back and forth to get stuff - why couldn't they just say yes, and grab a bit of gorgonzola from next door? Note that this was around 5:00 pm and there was just one other table occupied, and two people at the bar who were leaving. I wanted a burger, but didn't like any of the weird choices, so I got a Reuben sandwich. The fries were good, but for $17, I would have hoped the corned beef would be good as well. It wasn't very moist or fresh - in fact there were weird brown areas on the meat. I chalked it up to a bad choice. My partner ordered the Philly steak sandwich on a baguette. He has had the French dip sandwich there in the past and liked it. Unfortunately it was no longer on the menu, so he ordered the closest thing. He said he would not order it again, and that says a lot. I tasted it - and it was just not very good. Sorry to say but it is unlikely we will be back.

Cute little place. Had the hot honey chicken sandwich. It was great. Would definitely go back again!read more

Don't charge for iced tea refills! It's just stained water!! Who does that? Even McDonald's has…read morefree refills.

This is one of my favorite places to visit in New Paltz. It has one of the best happy hours in the…read morearea. On the weekends it turns on a late-night party scene filled with college students. It is lined up right in Main Street with other smaller restaurants and bars. This was one of my favorite cheap eateries in the town while I was in college. I have been here twice since for happy hour specials. I ordered the chicken wings and the shrimp tacos. The drinks were around $5 which is a steal compared to New York City prices. In the past they used to offer a large fishbowl drink for your birthday. It was huge and took several people to drink it. Currently it is the size of a large cup as you can see in the picture. It does the job but it is much smaller than what it was in 2010. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. I usually sit at the bar which is a great place to meet others and watch the game. Everyone usually comes in for drinks and a quick meal. There are large tables for families to come in and spread out. Everyone was nice here. I plan to come back soon and take advantage of the happy hour specials again.

super rude and confrontational staff. I experienced racism with a few friends from a waiter. She…read morewas super perky with the other customers and then unusually rude to us. I wouldnt recommend this place. the food is also bland. it's sad that this bar is the way it is now.