We stopped into Kingston Standard Brewing around 2 pm on a Thursday, so we were naturally the only…read morefolks in the place. The brewing equipment was right out in the open, behind the ordering counter, and there were a good deal of wooden tables in the front. The high ceilings and white walls really opened up the place and its brightness made for a festive atmosphere. The staff was very nice and clearly passionate about the business. After a few small tastes of the beers on tap, we each settled on a pint. My favorites were the Marzen, which was like a light and crisp Oktoberfest, and the Rauchbier, which possessed an unique smokiness. We also shared a soft Pretzel, which was the best we had ever had! Its sourdough interior was made from a locally-sourced flour, and its exterior had a rich, brew-inspired coating. It was served with a creamy, salted butter that was divine. We did not try one of their many creative pizzas that had been cooked in their stone oven, but they looked and smelled spectacular! Kingston Standard was an amazing brewery with great beers and delicious food.

Like if a 2000's indie film came to life as a brewery. Delightful, quirky, laidback and gives you…read morefeel-good vibes. Nothing grandiose here, just good people and good beer. Small tasting room with wooden tables and benches, high ceilings and lots of natural light on the all white walls. 8 beers on tap. They don't do flights but will do half pours. Between my girlfriend and I, we tried most of the menu. To me the two standouts were the Schwarzbier (4.9% black lager) and the Co+lab (4.2% English ESB). Both were smooth and flavorful with a slight lingering bitterness. Low ABV makes them both quite quaffable, as they describe one of their other beers. We're from NJ where breweries are only allowed to serve the beer they brew on site and nothing else, so seeing food, wine, and cocktails on the menu was a novelty for us. We didn't try anything besides the beer, but there were some impressive offerings including a penicillin cocktail, and Knackwurst, oysters, and a variety of pizza. Overall a cool spot that we would definitely come back to if we're in the area again.

I came here a few weekends ago as I was staying in the area, and it was super cute!…read more If you love indie bookstores with the ability to buy coffee, pastries or wine, then you have found your spot! They had a good amount of seating (including both in the coffee area as well as surrounding the books). The service was friendly and they had a really good variety of books to choose from. I'd come here all the time if I lived close by.

I fucking love this place…read more The service is decent usually, but the 5 stars are for their food and environment. I wish they had more separate tables and chairs bc it gets packed but this is a nice place to kill some time, come w ur partner, or just do some work. Their drinks are amazing! If I lived nearby I would come here every week to get their matcha's. Their food is just as good! I LOVE their hand pies!! I have not tried one that wasn't good. Their pastries are good quality too. If you've never been here idk what you're waiting for.

We came here on a Friday evening around 8pm. We were able to find a parking spot on the street a…read morecouple streets away. We were looking for a place we would be able to take our dog so this was an option. Inside has live music that was pretty fun. We ordered our food late so they were out of a couple items. I ordered the chicken tacos. They were pretty good and a fair price. Our food did take a decent wait to come out. They have peanuts which were fun and held us over while we waited. This place is a chill bar with live music, dog friendly, and fairly priced food!

Attempted to grab an IPA at the bar and was barely acknowledged by the bartender. After waiting for…read morequite a while as she assisted a family who so rudely stepped right in front of me. The bartender again assisted another customer who I assume was a regular without ever acknowledging my presence. Very interesting. I decided to take my business elsewhere. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

We dropped in for a quick drink while walking around on a Friday night. They have a good beer…read moreselection and great mulled wine. They also have a neat beer exchange, where you can leave a can of an interesting beer and take something someone else left. I had the mulled wine served warm and it was really nice. I bought a bottle to take home. The bartender was friendly and accommodating. They do have snacks available, we had olive filled breadsticks - really good. They also have puzzles and board games. It is a great spot to hang out for a chill night. Would definitely return if I'm in the area again!

Love this place. My favourite​ in the Roundout. Adorable, intimate and delicious. Menu changes…read moreseasonally and beers constantly rotate. I didn't consider myself a beer person but after trying the Hudson Valley Sour IPA I'm converted! A must visit if you are in the area. Also super cool is the tour of the winery in back which is where they make Hetta. It's a local spiced wine.

Boyfriend and I were there when they were setting up Christmas decorations and it was so sweet. The…read morecider I had was good, service was awesome.

Nice bar, very lowkey and can be kinda romantic if u sit by the couches on the first floor. I don't…read morethink they really have food, but drinks are not as strong as id like. Not surprised lol many places are like this. The upstairs has a bunch of games which is fun, and they do live music and karaoke! It's just kinda small in there so it can feel cramped if there's just a regular amount of people.

I was visiting family who live in the area, and they took me to Yarn Farm Kingston. Wow, what a fun…read moresurprise! The whole concept is so unique--beautiful yarns and accessories, a great selection of wine, and really delicious food all in one cozy, welcoming space. It's such an unexpected combination, but it works so well. Whether you're there to create, have a glass of wine, grab a bite to eat, or just hang out, it's the kind of place you don't want to leave! Jocelyn & Todd (the greatest bartender ever) couldn't have been nicer. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, and there was such a great community vibe. It felt like a place where regulars gather, but newcomers are made to feel right at home. If you're anywhere near Kingston, definitely stop in. It's one of those special places that's creative, relaxing, and full of genuinely good people. I can't wait to visit again the next time I'm in town!

Came back a second time about 11 months after my first visit and it is still awesome. Great yarn…read moreand accessories. Awesome charcuterie board. My non-knitting boyfriend even enjoys it here.

If you are looking for a bar and nothing but a bar, this is the place. You can chat with the…read morebartender or just sit and stare at your drink. The beer prices are the best I've seen and the bartender knows how to pour a Guinness.

One of the bartenders (i believe her name is britney) was extremely rude and offered minimal…read moreservice. It didn't help that she was taking shots with other customers all night while many people were waiting to be served. The other bartender Eddy was great, I quickly learned to stick to his section of the bar. The bathrooms and floors are absolutely disgusting and based off that I would not recommend getting and drink that requires a glass, stick to canned beverages. Besides that, the prices were cheap and the music was ok.

Delicious. Food was great. Drinks were good- but weak. But good and service was amazing!read more

A solid dining experience with nice service and a good menu of items, with views of the water…read more While I wasn't blown away by the food, we enjoyed it (spinach and shrimp risotto special was tasty but could have been cooked a touch longer; steak, mashed potatoes and green beans had a good sauce but steak was a bit chewy; clams and linguini were as advertised and good; calamari was good and not too bready but was a bit pricey for the portion size). They also have a selection of other seafood, sandwiches, soups and salads. Entrees were around $25 per dish. Sandwiches and wraps under $20. No restaurant parking but municipal lot is close and side street parking available for those who look around. Service was attentive and friendly. I imagine the views are nice if you sit outside but in the cooler months it was only ok. Views of the "Severance" Bridge available too. Pretty close to some other shops on the waterfront.