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    Towers Cafe

    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    2 years ago

    Great little outdoor spot, food, service, atmosphere can't go wrong. Will definitely be going back before winter.

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    7 years ago

    Towers Cafe is a hidden gem in Connelly, NY. They've got some amazing American and Latin American classics.

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    Downtown cafe - Meatball

    Downtown cafe

    4.1(48 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Absolutely unreal!! This place is an absolute MUST GO for any lover of Italian cuisine. The…read morerestaurant itself has a homey vibe as the chef cooks right beside you and the walls are decorated in a way only your grandma's kitchen might be like! The waitresses are great and attentive. They have complimentary buttered bread which was a great starter. We ordered from their specials menu starting with the famous meatball and cacio e Pepe with mushrooms and a Gorgonzola pasta. It was probably some of the best Italian food I've ever had. The meatball was amazing, words cannot describe it and the pastas were perfect with handmade noodles and the mushrooms just melted in your mouth. The portions were generous and they had great wine pairings available. Highly highly recommend. We texted to make a reservation which was very easy.

    We were in town for strawberry picking. We had somewhat of a hard time finding good food…read more Luckliy we found this restaurant. The restaurant layout is a little eccentric, but cute in a erratic way. There was the restaurant, an alcove, and a back patio. We sat in the alcove. We ordered the fresh made pasta with tomato and basil. That was very soft and the five year old ate up the half portion. (By the way they do have half portions.) We ordered the lamb ragu, which was very hearty and filling. I also ordered the pasta with seafood, which had heaping amounts of seafood. I think all were pretty fairly priced, considering the quality. The waitress we had was amazing. She helped us get our kid settled and knew exactly what she needed. She made some great suggestions and was overall the best. Great place!

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    Water $0 For table

    Downtown cafe - Cacio e Pepe with porcini mushrooms

    Cacio e Pepe with porcini mushrooms

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    The Cornell Restaurant + Bar

    The Cornell Restaurant + Bar

    3.4(54 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    The new menu at the Cornell has redeemed our love for this place…read more We sat waterfront and started off with tallow French fries as an app, seasoned and cooked to perfection. My lady had mushroom lasagna with a fresh green salad, I had seafood stew that was outstanding and fresh. Meghan is penalty the most knowledgeable and attentive waitress I have ever had in my life. We will be back soon!

    We stopped by The Cornell for Sunday brunch with the family and left feeling like we'd definitely…read morecome back--especially for the atmosphere. The setting is easily the highlight. The restaurant is housed in a beautifully renovated industrial-style merchant building right on the Kingston waterfront, and if you can grab outdoor seating, it's a great place to relax while watching the boats come and go. It's also kid-friendly, which made brunch with the family easy and enjoyable. Instead of ordering entrees, we decided to work our way through the appetizer menu. The standouts were the lobster and trout dip (our favorite of the meal), the root beer based wings, and the fresh oysters. Everything else was fine--good quality, but nothing that completely blew us away. One thing that really caught our attention was the Sunday all-you-can-eat-and-drink brunch. It had a lively crowd, an outdoor DJ, and looked like people were having a fantastic time. However, we were never offered and found it too late to inquire after ordering from the menu already. Overall, The Cornell is worth checking out for the waterfront location, relaxed atmosphere, and fun brunch scene. While the food didn't quite match the setting, it was still a very enjoyable family outing, and the few standout dishes make it worth a return visit.

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    Free fries at dinner

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    Tilda's Kitchen & Market

    Tilda's Kitchen & Market

    4.9(27 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    This Broadway business in Kingston gets its name from the Spanish punctuation mark known as a…read moretilda--the squiggly line--called virgulilla in Spanish. So from the get-go you sort of know that you're in for an experience. There are many breakfast options, including eggs, quesadillas and meat pies. The lunch specials included a chicken curry and rice dish. I picked a shrimp and bean wrap which was very good, but a bit pricey at $15. The displays are an eclectic mix of local honey, hemp products, pottery, seeds, vintage and second hand items. Instead of tipping the staff, customers are asked to place cash in a donation jar to help local charities. Likewise, donations are requested in exchange for vegetables sourced from local farms. The store also has a bright orange bicycle rickshaw out front that can deliver you to your parked car or nearby home for free. Since I was parked right outside, I declined an offer of a free ride. It is a unique store which the staff described as a collaboration of a number of businesses. I've noticed it for years but this was the first time I've set foot through the door. Whatever they're doing is working and visitors feel welcome.

    Comfortable corner restaurant with all hand-made, farm to table items…read more I had a delicious bowl of squash soup on a chilly rainy day. Perfect! The woman who served me at the counter also brought it over to my table. A perfect, short, rainy day experience while in Kingston. When back in town, I'll stop in again. :)

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    Tilda's Kitchen & Market
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    Look at this gorgeous space and all the awesome locally made products!

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