How have I slept on this place all of these years? I wanted to hate it, but I loved it as soon as…read moreI walked in the door. The person who stocks those shelves is very smart - so much I wanted to bring home with me, including matzoh ball soup!!! We ordered two sandwiches - jambon et beurre with cornichons and a chicken parm. We were blown away by both. Flavorful, high quality ingredients on the perfect baguette. Now I want to try ALL the sandwiches. Seriously, you can make a meal here very easily on your way into town. We also bought two packages of mushroom ravioli for another dinner. Salads, olive oil, coffee, condiments - and I haven't even started on the cheese!

Cheese Louise is a gem. They have a diverse selection of cheese, coffee, soup, sandwiches, meats…read more I highly recomend them!

Lovely little place. Really delicious ham sandwich. (Classic Jamon-Beurre)…read moreGet the cornichons. Great cheese selection.

Incredibly over priced. The same cheeses, crackers, charcuterie and other specialty items can be…read morepurchased locally or even ordered on line for less money and in some instances, for half the price. Even specialty grocers in NYC don't charge these prices. As a plus, the air conditioning wasn't working well on a 90 degree day.

I really like this store! They didn't have an item I buy and now they carry it. They will special…read moreorder and have quite a few things in stock. Yes, the owner is sometimes comes off grumpy, but Being a repeat customer has broken the ice.

Food not the most fresh. Also I noticed three days after on my credit card statement that I was…read morecharged twice.

I absolutely love this place. I love their fresh produce, some kinds that you can't find in the…read morestore. The people are very friendly and I love the atmosphere.

I love this place. Their apple cider is amazing and apples too. They should think about selling…read morepies next year. I also love their mulling spice for the apple cider. The brand is Wildwood.

Brine Barrel special $15. He made sure to tell me this…read moresandwich is 2 sandwiches in 1. Got half way thru when I realized he forgot my onion, hot peppers, and vinegar. He also forgot my pickle which I asked for on the way out the door and is included with every sandwich. The place is empty and non inspiring. You really need to be on your game for a $15 sandwich in an empty store with no customers. With all that being said this sandwich was excellent but you pay for it. If this is a double I'm scared to see a single ***found 2 banana pepper rings in the last bite

I've been to the Brine Barrel several times, and it's always been subs full of meat & all, plus…read moredelish pickles. Impulse stopped today on my way past, and nearly fell through the porch. Definitely prepare for the shift of the boards. Walked in and it REEKED of cigarettes. It's always kind of dark in there, so it was just a dingy vibe when you add smoke. That said, I still got a sub - they've definitely slimmed down recently, but damn it was tasty. I also got a pint of the red hot pickles, which aren't that spicy, but still tasty. The owner was nice enough, I wouldn't say friendly, but didn't snarl at me. I do find it funny that none of the subs seem to have pickles on them, considering it's a pickle place! ‍ Here's hoping he fixes the porch, maybe spiffs up the place a little, and stays open for a long time - because the subs really used to be good!

Wandered in this morning and so glad I did! The breakfast sandwich was so fresh and the coffee -…read moredelicious! The staff is also very friendly and helpful. This place is a gem!

One of the best lattes I've ever had. They were very nice and accommodating as well. Food was good…read moretoo.

The best experience! Lots of space inside, very warm ambiance. There are ample benches and seats by…read morefirepits outside and an area with food trucks and to apple pick yourself. The apple cider donut stand was absolutely amazing. Theyre making them fresh right there! We got a couple fresh apples as well and they were phenomenal. Service was nice and they're busy! Highly recommend going here for an city escape, especially in the fall.

Had a brief visit here that was sadly affected by a torrential downpour (that came with a tornado…read morewarning). We had fun plucking zennias ($.50 each) and wanted to see the sunflowers but did not get a chance to since we saw lightning. Within ten minutes of seeing lightning, a heavy thunderstorm began, which we waited out in the cidery, which is in a large barn. There were three bathrooms and a shared sink. There were also lots of snacks, ciders and spirits available for purchase. You could even buy crackers / cheeses / meats to make your own charcuterie board! It looked like there was a private event while we were there as well as another private event in the evening. I only tried the Kitchen Sink cider which I honestly didn't like at all, but at least the packaging was nice! I also have to give a shout out to the people working at the stand near the parking lot for giving me a free sunflower stem since I didn't get a chance to pick one!

I enjoy poking around this store! The prices are high but on par with other similar whole food…read morestores. The selection is high quality, the staff is kind and helpful, and the store is always clean. I found some really great gluten free bread and cookies, as well as some fruits. There is a lot of great stuff here besides food, such as handmade soaps and aroma therapies. Worth a look if you like these kinds of stores! Bring your own bags! They have boxes and bags for sale at the counter.

When I was in the area visiting family I came to the market at least 4 times. Always fresh…read morebeautiful produce, awesome fish and meats and friendly staff. Lots of parking at they store was very clean.

We were in Rhinebeck for a quick weekend getaway. It was a bit dreary weather wise but the town…read moreitself is on the quaint side and very quiet and clean. We made reservations to have dinner here and the food was phenomenal. I do recommend making a reservation because it appears to be quite popular as an eatery. Ambiance was nice, a little on the louder side as it filled up quickly but not loud enough where you can't hear the person or people you're with. We had just eaten a large lunch at a BBQ place so I wasn't particularly hungry. I got the PEI mussels which were fresh and delicious and came with more mussels than I was anticipating for a starter dish. My husband got the pappardelle which he enjoyed thoroughly. I think we were both so full than we declined dessert. I believe they're altered their business a bit and changed it to cater to more private events so unfortunately if you haven't had the chance to try it you may not be able to for the remained of 2024. Hopefully in 2025 they return to being a restaurant where people can enjoy it once more.

We had a really nice brunch at this charming Rhinebeck restaurant. We have friends who are…read moreregulars, so we got to meet Fletcher, the manager- great guy. The restaurant has a great vibe and everything, down to the playlist, was on point. The proximity to the CIA shines through in this restaurant. The service is a cut above the other local restaurants that we ate at. Many things are made on the premises. A lot of the baked goods, etc.. They even butcher a lot of their own meat! The coffee, bread and butter were excellent. I really enjoyed my chorizo scramble. My wife liked, but didn't love her omelette. The dish was prepared properly. It was more of a matter of her palate not coinciding with the chef's. The french fries were the platonic ideal of frites and the salad was excellent. I'm pretty sure that we will hit the fifth star when we return to this cool place.