Once you get past the pretty awful decor (sorry, it's just crazy and mismatched ) you find a quaint…read morelittle diner. We stopped in for just a few small bites and were greeted by very friendly servers. The food took a bit to come out but it was hot, fresh, and pretty good.

poor presentation mismatched decor…read moreempty service was low incorrect bill not a breakfast/brunch spot even tho it's called a cafe... more of a night time bar dinner spot

$6.50 for an iced coffee that was ordinary. Use premium beans and make a strong brew if you're…read moregoing to charge a premium price. Also put prices on all the stuff you have for sale in the store. Customers don't want to ask how much and will quietly not buy anything rather than ask.

LOVED the pancakes and the chill vibe! Hubs had an egg dish with masa cake on the bottom. He didn't…read morelove his, but one taste of my pancakes and he was smitten. Is it the compote? The syrup? The butter? The impossible fluff of the pancake itself? YES!! It's all of it! We wanted to go back the next day, too, so hubs could get his own pancakes, but they were closed (so we ended up at Phoenicia Diner... where we had less amazing pancakes).

Old school great. Staff is great and awesome old…read moreatmosphere. Don't be in a rush and be polite and this place will be amazing. Great staff and great food. We stoped in and had a feed. It's cash only.

I'm a little embarrassed that as part-time resident of town for a few years, I've never made it to…read morethe diner. I think the earlier reviews dissuaded me, but I learned recently that the management changed. On a recent visit my partner and I shared an open faced turkey sandwich smothered with gravy, w/ sides of broccoli and fries, and a breakfast bowl with ham, potatoes, eggs and swiss cheese melted across the top of the mug. We enjoyed hearty portions, and a good meal. We got a blueberry turnover to go. Service was friendly and quick. Definitely worth stopping into.

Everything. Yes. Delicious food. Our server was amazing. The seating was superb. I wish I'd gotten…read morea photo of our table and chairs. We were tucked away in an indoor/outdoor area with gorgeous orange comfy chairs. We did not come in with a reservation. Again this place was a stumbled upon gem. We looked online for a nice place to go for my boyfriend's 30th birthday. He loves moose and we love farm to table food. The server helped us decide what to get for drinks, both delicious. The food.....holy cow. Heavenly. Our two meals tasted so vastly different so it was great that we were each able to sample the other's and they were both SO tasty. We asked our server for a special dessert for his birthday, she asked if we liked bananas and we enthusiastically said yes. Next thing we know, this decadent warm banana and caramel creation is coming towards us with a giant sparkler. This was probably hands down....one of the best desserts I have ever had in my life. I would make the trip back up here solely for that! Should we ever find ourselves back up in the Catskills, this will ABSOLUTELY be on our list of places to revisit.

This place is ridiculously overpriced and we left hungry. If the food was good, we could wrap our…read moreheads around the price point, despite it being overpriced. I had the char with broccolini for $42. I had maybe a quarter cup of broccolini on my plate, a three oz piece of fish that just didn't taste good. My husband had the Bolognese for $36 and his bowl was half full- pasta is a cheap carb-why couldn't they fill up the small bowl? He had to go home and eat another meal. Waiter was new and didn't know when to bring the check. He waited 90 minutes too long to do so. We were there almost 3 hours. So if you must go, and I would NOT recommend you do so, bring your wallet but leave your appetite at home. The bill was $80 per person, and we didn't have drinks. That was just one appetizer each and an entree.

I'm from nyc and this might've been the best bec rendition I've ever had. Combining the cheese with…read morethe egg instead of as separate slices was genius, and the pepper wasn't too much. Some spaces to sit inside and a few small tables outside. Lots of pastries I wanted to try. There's a mini shelf of books you can buy up front. Seems like a cute place to meet up with people.

Ate a quick breakfast at The Athens Rooster this weekend (01/13/2024)…read more Cockadoodledoo! This out of the way corner cafe in Upstate Athens is very homey, open, clean, welcoming and has lots of off beat offerings that a regular passer by would not necessarily expect. It has big windows. For one, they hotly cook-up pizzettes, hot and very flavorful sandwiches, soups, coffees and tea. Right next to the register is a clear glass window box with all sorts of scrumptious sweets, muffins, cakes, tarts, choco donuts and cupcakes - that are made each day, I might add. The display is quaint and spot-on and each dessert is elevated on a tiny cake platter on a doily. Next, all the menu boards (above the counter and to the side) are easily legible, for elderly too. The menu that was handed to me was also not too complicated (2 sides) and was laminated, to avoid Covid. The staff was professional, bouncy (music), well prepared for groups that came and friendly. Some staff even remembered what some of the elderly in line wanted, before they ordered. How is that for manners and style?! Go kick rocks down an alley Starbucks! Lastly - the food and drinks here are simply very outstanding. I do not say that often. My cheese panini-style sandwich had layers of molten and hot cheeses, seared onions and somewhere in that mass also herbs and some dark mustard! It was scrumptious. They serve other classics like turkey, salami, ham sandwiches (some already wrapped for quick sale and go). The Athens Rooster is off the beaten (egg?), no track; (just kidding) but the parking is easy, there are lots of seats and even just simply placing (it's a small gesture, for sure - but chefs like me take note) a large jug full of free lemon water with clean cups on the bar counter at the front, really: makes all the visitors days. Cafe go-ers love those water jugs. Believe me! The Athens Rooster is a well maintained, bright and friendly late breakfast and late lunch spot. The grilled cheese and coffee stayed hot longer than 15 minutes after the sale. Very delicious! Top notch cafe - expertly prepared cuisine. Review: 5+

Came back again this year because last year was so magical... amazing yet again and we cannot wait…read moreto come back. I have to give a special shout out Rebecca ! This woman runs a tight ship behind the bar and is a great person. The food was amazing. I have some pictures from last year but this year we got the Cesar salad , chicken breast , the short ribs which were absolutely amazing. Came here to eat both nights because we just love the food , service and ambiance. Live music was a nice touch.

This bakery is part of the Wylder hotel resort. We came for breakfast during our stay. They have…read morevarious pastries, hot breakfast, and drinks. I ordered the butterfly pea matcha latte, which was a summer special. I ordered it hot, but they accidentally made it iced, so I had to ask for a new one. The drink was quite watery and the matcha flavor didn't come through much, so I wouldn't recommend it. To eat, I got egg, cheese, and avocado on a croissant. The croissant was super flaky and all the ingredients were freshly prepared. My husband got the breakfast burrito and said it was tasty as well. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoors, they have several large picnic benches, as well as two and four seaters on a sunny patio.

My husband and I stopped here on a whim while driving through the area looking for ice cream. It's…read moreOctober, so naturally we decided on the apple fritter with ice cream. We were expecting an apple fritter donut with ice cream on top, what we got was a huge container of apple slices fried in what was similar to funnel cake batter and a side of ice cream. It was amazing! The apples had brown sugar and cinnamon on top, but it wasn't overly sweet. My husband and I agreed this was probably one if the best things we had on our trip. It was so unique, and so very delicious. Just a warning though - they only take cash!

Always the best place to visit. The girls at the window, Jacky and Jillian are so attentive,…read moreprofessional and polite. We always enjoy our time here and the food. They have several options to choose from. Cold & hot sandwiches, salads, ice cream, milkshakes and more. Prices are cheap, and the quality of the food is GREAT. Will always return! Thanks girls.

Nana's a little café right on Mill Hill Road in Woodstock, NY and honestly, it kind of has…read more(almost)everything. It's one of those places where you walk in thinking you're just grabbing a tea/coffee and a quick bite and suddenly you're deciding between getting a quinoa bowl, bagel sandwich, oatmeal, salad or falafel. Somehow, they pull off the menu for every eating lifestyle without feeling cramp. It works for everybody. They have your breakfast basics covered: eggs, rolls, wraps, toast or whatever carb you're in the mood for. If you have a sweet tooth, they have pastries, if you're on a 'healthy' kick, they have bowls. I had The Lox Works and it actually lived up to the name. Plenty of salmon, red onions, a sliver of creamy cream cheese how I like it (I skipped the capers, personal choice). The bagel itself was fresh and had that perfect crisp on the outside and a chewy inside. Except, it's little on the doughy side, and the tomato slices were also thick- but still, the sandwich was tasty. Service was great and considering Nana's is literally on the main strip in Woodstock, the prices are surprisingly chill. Just solid food, good vibes and the kind of spot you end up going back to without even meaning to.

The crazy egg sandwich with sausage was good and service was a delight. Next time I will get a…read morecoffee too. Easy to grab and go or opt for the small ledge w stools to eat and run. Will be back for breakfast burrito.