We swung over to grab a sweet treat on our way back home from weekend trip to NY. So glad we did…read more We brought back with us a box of the most beautiful pastries that reminded me of what you might see from a 17th century French court. The colors and subtle exotic flavors and interesting combinations were a beautiful patisserie experience!

The baked goods are delicious. They have a variety of fresh macaroons and freshly baked cookies…read morethat are absolutely yummy. Our favorite was the lemon woopie pie.

After having lunch at a nearby restaurant, we saved room for dessert because we had seen this nice…read morebakery on our way through town. Very clean inside and beautiful display cases make you want to eat everything in sight. We opted for some cookies and a couple of pastries to take home. We also got a couple of cannolis because- well, because. Plenty of parking in the area in a Sunday afternoon and when we entered there were only a few customers but when we were leaving after having checked out, the place really got a rush. Some tables and a diner type counter allow you to have some of your goodies inside while there are also tables on the outside. Prices were very reasonable and I was surprised at the final tally for all of what we bought. The staff were really friendly and most importantly helpful in making choices. They offered best sellers and personal favorites. Of course, they have some beautiful cupcakes and pies and cannolis as well as homemade sweets for the kids. ( Big and small kids). Well worth the visit to grab a coffee and treat yourself to very good and fresh baked goods.

Generally their baked goods are terrific, yet this last time-- very tasteless. The cupcakes were…read morestale and felt like biting into saw dust; the mocha "thing" was creamed to the hilt but didn't taste like anything-- 'cause tasteless and the napoleon was sugared to the hilt. We actually contributed these items to the garbage bin. A waste of $$, time --and attempted use of taste buds!! So out of character! What's up Deisings??

Tiny spot on the corner of a street by the railroad. If you don't know about this place you are…read moreunlikely to find it. I must warn you, don't walk in hungry. The smell inside will have you drooling harder than a boxer puppy smelling a pizza. Unfortunately I forgot to save the photo I took of the delicious display of pastries. That display certainly hooked me. Came in for coffee walked out with delightful bites I couldn't wait to dig into. One of which was a strawberry danish. That crust was amazingly light and flakey. Layered strawberries, center with a little cream and that cream topped off with some lemony drizzle. Oh just pure goodness. Prices VERY reasonable. Coffee is outstanding. Desserts are dangerous. You will want to say "One of each please" and you won't regret a thing.

Best coffee and Croissants In all ulster County. So…read morefriendly and accommodating Croissants are like heaven. Baked to perfection

I've had the pleasure of trying Mackenzie's goodies at two separate events. The first time I had…read morecupcakes, the second a BEAUTIFUL "Mad Hatter" cake. Usually, cakes look better than they taste. These were amazing! The cake was moist and flavorful. My favorite cupcake was with a "nutella" cream, my favorite cake was ...well...both! One layer was chocolate, the other vanilla- both with raspberries! I got to meet "Kenzie"- a very nice young lady (only 20- I believe she just graduated from the CIA baking program) I would absolutely recommend giving her a try for your next party!

Came here on pi day to try their franken-pie. I loved being able to try a bunch of different…read moreflavors in one. All the flavors were so delicious! My partner and I almost devoured the whole thing in one sitting. I'm not up in the area often, but definitely want to stop by again for some of their other baked goods! There are a couple of tables so you could eat your food there. Bathroom is clean as well.

Such a cute shop with an open kitchen where you can see them working and creating their delicious…read moreconfections! Vibey music and super friendly staff. I had the gingersnap cookie and the passion fruit meringue pie. The yuzu icing on the cookie gave a fresh twist on a classic cookie flavor. The passionfruit Meringue pie was so dang yummy!! Another fresh twist on a classic. Passionfruit is my favorite dessert flavor. The bay leaf sweet cream layer added a nice complexity to the tart passionfruit and the Crust was so good! Really held its shape and tasted spectacular as well. I'll definitely be back so worth the drive!

Absolutely authentic Challah Bread! We haven't had Challah this good since we lived in Brooklyn!!…read more Challah on the Hudson has been my go to for authentic Challah for years! I usually get the plain or Cinnamon Challah. This week I got the Garlic Stuffed Challah. It was a game changer! I made a beautiful savory garlic bread pudding! It is safe to say there will be no vampires in my house!!

This is THE go-to for hands down the BEST challah EVEr! Not just in the HV. I made sure to have a…read moreloaf for myself and as gifts for other moms this Mother's Day- but I try and get a couple loaves every few weeks. Easy transaction and truly the BEST bread.

Kingston Bread+Bar came a long way from their previous spot. Their previous location had its charm,…read morebut this new home on Broadway I feel is way better. This is more inviting, has more personality and just a whole vibe I think. Parking can be a little touchy depending on when you pull up, but once you get inside, you forget all about that. They make all their (and maybe in-house(?)). Beyond the bread, they have shelves with canned goods, fridge stocked with cheeses and other little finds. Kingston B. is like a little neighborhood-market-meets-bread-bar energy. I came in for a bite and somehow left with more than I could chew. I went with the grilled cheese with white cheddar and ricotta pressed between their sourdough bread. Simple on paper, but the flavor was definitely on point. It's creamy, super cheesy, had a freaking terrific melt pull and the bread is crispy where it needed to be. I mean- that bread really brought the whole thing together. Or was it the combo of the cheeses? Definitely not your basic grilled cheese.

Ambience, menu, vibe are all great at the spot. Parking is a little bit annoying, but well worth it…read moreonce you find it and get in. You order up at the counter and they call your name to serve your food. The pastries and breads are my favorite. They also have a solid matzoh ball soup.

I had no idea that Village Grocery & Refillery AND Village Coffee & Goods shared the same owners-…read morebut it all makes sense. A no-school day for me and impending snow on this side of Kingston was meant for one thing: getting out of the house and heading to breakfast. Village G. is exactly the type of cozy you want on a cold day- because the moment I stepped in here it felt warm, welcoming and bustling. Just like their name, Village G. is part grocery store- where they source fruits and veg from upstate farms and local suppliers and you get some refillable bulk items. You'll also find bagged pastas, prepared salads and grab-and-go meals. But for me, the kitchen is the main event. If a menu has a mushroom omelette, I get weak and Village G.'s version delivered. Theirs is on a toasted sourdough, buttery eggs+mushrooms, topped with arugula and Parmesan. It was earthy and freaking delicious. This was winter breakfast perfection off the bat with awesome service from start to finish.

Great food, pastries and Coffee, very friendly workers and I love that they use the highest quality…read moreand local ingredients!!!!

This adorable cafe has a sweet vibe, delicious cornetto (fresh fresh fresh), and absolutely…read morebeautifully curated and displayed goods. A great place with unobtrusive pleasant music, to enjoy coffee or tea or lemonade, to nibble on delicious baked goods, and to buy gifts for kids. Or yourself.

Lovely place to visit, though cappuccino not up to expectations (too foamy). However, allowing dogs…read moreindoors, to beg from guests, drove me away.