We are not local to Wynantskill, so Fifth Tier is the destination for us and have always been glad…read morewe've come. Unfortunately, our most recent trip for brunch was disappointing, our quiches were cold in the center, the GF Chocolate Cookie, which I'd had before and enjoyed, tasted like cardboard, and the ginger cookie had a awful aftertaste. Their baked goods had been great and the quiches were always served hot. Gentleman server was more pleasant than the lady, ambiance is eclectic and appealing. On a separate note, it would be nice to see the addition of an American Flag in the window

Everything is wonderful the food, the soup the service! I would recommend everyone to go and it's…read morepet friendly!

A gem of a place! Best kept secret…read more Stopped by finally after passing Common Crumb hundreds of times and I can honestly say that I wish I had don't so sooner. The lattes were great, the parfait was amazing and the English muffin with honey and cinnamon was great. Stop by, you won't regret it.

This is our (daughter and I) second time here. We just love the chill vibe. It is a winter day and…read morethe place is a bit chilly. This is not a place where you choose the size of your beverage, but it will come in a lovely vessel. I really enjoyed my chai, blended in house. They have an herbal blend, but you can ask for black tea to be added. I also really liked this lightly sweetened chick pea chocolate chip cookie, which went perfectly with my tea. They have several vegan and gluten free food and drink options. My daughter had the hot cocoa and fruit parfait. She gave it an 8.5, because, she wanted the cocoa to be "more chocolaty" and the parfait to have less jam and for it to be served in an easier to access container. The parfait was served in a narrow mason jar, which made for a pretty presentation, but also made the goodness hard to reach. I asked her whether she would order the same items if nothing changed and she said yes. The folks who run the place are fantastic!

I can't believe it's been 3 years since I last set foot in Mumu's Cafe for breakfast. The visit was…read morelong overdue. I had some time to spare recently after dropping my dog off at a veterinary clinic in Troy. I ordered the Turkish Breakfast Plate which turned out to be the most expensive breakfast on the menu. It came with a lot of food. It included eggs, Simit ( a Turkish sesame bagel), grapes, toast, honey, olives and cream cheese. I also ordered a Turkish coffee which is a little stronger than what I'm use to. It hit the spot. Service is fast and friendly. The restaurant small but clean and cute. It looks as though the owners might have added a table. There are three or four tables in all. There's a new partition in the kitchen providing a little more distance between customers and those working on food prep. Gone are the beautiful ornate gold detailed Turkish dinner plates and teacups. I found them charming though not practical. I sort of miss them but they looked like heirloom items which wouldn't be appropriate for day-to-day use. They've been replaced by simple white dish-ware. Much more cost effective. FYI. There are no restrooms for customer use. That issue never came up for me but an older couple came in looking for a restroom and the owner advised them to go to the fast food restaurant down the street. As for the food, it was every bit as good as I expected. Some things don't change. I took the leftovers home and made another meal of it the next day.

Ordered 2 bacon egg and cheese croissants for delivery and this is what I was given. The saddest…read morepiece of bacon in the smallest sandwich I've seen in a very long time. Portions were incredibly tiny small, from the bacon to the small egg. The food also arrived pretty cold. The taste was alright, but for what you get, I wouldn't say it was worth the price. I just couldn't believe the tiny portions. After eating one of the sandwiches I was still starving.

Since trying this place randomly a few months ago, it's been an absolutely amazing place to go…read more It's a small shop, and only has a drive through. And they make your drinks super quick! I've tried almost all of their energizers and they've all been great. I highly recommend the "Green Alien" drink. It's amazing. Whenever I'm in Troy, I always stop by! Give it a shot if you're looking for unique handmade energy drinks.

Drive thru is a little awkward but service was very friendly and efficient! The vanilla latte was…read moremeh but the grilled cheese stuffed pretzel was awesome! I would come back for the pretzels for sure! I'd want to try something else to drink, like maybe their energy drinks. There are so many flavor options for drinks like the handcrafted sodas etc!

Excellent food and exceptional atmosphere with reasonable prices makes this a gem in the area…read more Clean space and friendly staff with unsurpassed service makes this my "go to" for a good meal and coffee! Go Latte!

Stumbled upon this cafe after doing some thrifting! Very cozy environment and yummy food & coffee!…read moreI didn't get a chance to take a photo of my food before I started eating it because it just looked so delicious! The young lady that took our order was so kind and very friendly! Very welcoming environment! Definitely a hidden gem! If you want a "nanas house" cozy atmosphere to enjoy some coffee and hear some amazing music, this is the place for you!

It has taken longer than I like to admit, but I have finally made my way to Duncan's Dairy Bar…read morewhich has been a Troy staple since 1939. Well I'm glad I did because this old school diner was of the highest quality. Taking this into account, I ordered a ham, cheese, and bacon omelette with corned beef hash and the results were excellent. To begin, the omelette was delicious. The eggs were cooked to perfection and tasted fresh. Similarly, the bacon was done just right. It wasn't too crispy or too undercooked. Likewise, the cheese was melted perfectly in the middle of the omelette to create a harmony of flavors. It was nice to see a diner actually being able to make a great omelette these days. After that, I tried the corned beef hash and it was great. To explain, the corned beef hash was savory, salty, and richly meaty, with a distinctive tangy and spiced kick from the cured beef. It was definitely homemade which is a rarity nowadays. Without wasting words, Duncan's Dairy Bar is a delightful old school diner that offers tasty homemade breakfast options.

It has been a number of years since I visited Duncan's Dairy bar. Menu is much like any…read moreneighborhood diner so I had high hopes. Met a friend at the dairy bar for our monthly chat. Had decided on a ham club and was totally surprised. It was a more than respectable sandwich stuffed with what seemed like a home cooked ham and plenty of it. It was also stuffed with plenty of bacon as well. A perfectly tasty porky goodness Sammy. The downside is that it was freezing cold. We both agreed some heat would have made it a more pleasant lunch. Service was great with plenty of parking, but adding some heat would have improved the meal.

We just moved to town, saw the sign for soul food, and fell face first into the best fried fish…read moreI've had in recent memory. The owner was super friendly, telling us how the cafe works in tandem with his many community outreach programs. I don't know how he stays so busy and makes such good food in one day. The batter is literally perfect, with just enough spice to keep you eating and none of the nasty greasy mess. We'll be coming back here regularly.

Classic small town diner with the right menu options. Staff were all friendly, quick to take our…read moreorders and bring our drinks. Limited but not cramped seating, and the booths for four of us very comfortably. I had a turkey club which was well stacked and tasted great! Drip coffee was done well and everyone else at our table was very happy with their order. Will definitely come back!

A bit over priced now didn't used to be 7.49 for bacon egg cheese on a sandwich bun will not go…read moreback wanted to use card told 10 minimum buy more or cash used to go there all the time not anymore

Cute cozy breakfast and lunch spot in Albia. Met two friends at around 11:30. There is a lunch…read morecounter and tables. Our waitress did a great job, she was attentive and checked in on us more than once. One friend had a cheese omelette with home fries and toast, one friend had a Rueben sandwich and I ate the hot pilgrim sandwich. Our sandwiches were generous in size, served with a small side of potato salad and chips. All of our meals were very good. The potato salad was homemade and delicious, too. I would like to come back here for breakfast as the breakfast menu looked excellent, too.

Never been to the diner / eatery ... but we do love the pizza and wings part!…read more Their wings (sauce especially) id argue are the best in the area!!! Pizza is solid as well. I think you could find some better pies... but overall best pizza & wing combo around

We were greeted upon arrival and given all the details necessary to get started and enjoy. Pay…read morebefore you begin. It was $20 per person, tax included. Reservations requested. This is a "cafeteria style" brunch buffet in which you serve yourself and also are asked to bus and scrape your dishes. I have no issues with this format. This brunch is a well laid out with numerous options. There was eggs, bagels, bread, fruit and many Korean items and some sweets. Ice water, coffee and Tea and apple juice all included with other optional drinks available at a small additional charge. Most were $1 or 2. The Food and atmosphere were both excellent. The Dining room, buffet area, and the coffee and drink sections were very clean and tidy throughout our visit. I didn't take enough pictures but there was 3 lines of tables of different salads, sides, noodles, hard boiled eggs, hot items, fried items, desserts, etc. We sat on the deck, overlooking the grounds and the breeze was nice and weather was perfect. After we took our time eating, we walked the grounds. Great meal and activity. I'll definitely return.

Yikes. This place is atrociously bad. Cold food (with no heating available) and mostly empty trays…read morefor $18. Nothing was clearly labeled and the silverware hadn't been washed. We felt pretty misled based on the amount of heavy advertising they were doing. If you want Korean food, save your money and go down the road to Sunhees.