Homespun Foods

My first 2 star review it is very disappointing to make a review like this. As a consumer who is looking outside in about the logistics and priorities. I am patient on waiting for tables but we asked to seat on the inside when there was at least 5 tables inside available because others want outside seating due to good weather. It took 35 minutes to be seated at one of the tables until that previous guests left. In another world, could’ve sat us at an already open table. The serving was not up-to-par as he took our order (not really welcoming/helpful) then never saw him again after that. I also had to go to the register to pay my tab out cause we wanted to leave soon as possible. One word to describe the food, basic, I expected more from this as the food pictures looks good. My chicken sandwich was more of a spring arugula salad sandwich w/ a hint of chicken and then fries was fries. She order the granola thinking it was a main dish that could end someone’s hunger but it was more a dissatisfying side dish at most. Only great thing was the beer I had. I feel bad writing this but hope there will be improvement if we do comeback.

The food was great but the black coffee wasn’t great. It had that oily residue that comes when you haven’t properly cleaned the coffee machine in the long time. We had a delicious brunch with all sorts of yummy dishes, so I definitely suggest getting breakfast. Service was…leisurely. Garden is really beautiful and nothing but vibes, but it’s not wheelchair accessible because there is a step down. It’s a really unnecessary step that could be easily fixed with a ramp. If they install a ramp in the back and clean the coffee pot, it’s 5 stars.

My partner and I had a wonderful lunch here today. The food and sangria was fresh and delicious. I liked how tasty the burger was without being greasy or too heavy. Will definitely be back.

Had a DELICIOUS brunch here — everything was excellent. I would highly recommend the Hangover Egg Sandwich with an order of fries to share (the dips were great). There were other sandwiches I was also considering so would love to come back to try more!

I have been coming here for years. I always thought it was a nice place to stop and get a decent lunch. No more. Under new management the food quality has fallen off a cliff. I stopped and had a BLT two days ago. I have been eating BLTs for over 40 years and have never been served one this awful before. It was inedible. The tomatoes, 2 skimpy slices, were totally unripe and this is in late August, prime season. The bacon was dry and cold. The lettuce was brown and wilted. The bread was stale and way too thick. This for $16. My wife’s salad was only marginally better but was at least edible. I’m really sorry to have to post this report but it was so bad I feel people should be warned.

If you’re reading this review and wondering if Homespun Foods is worth a try, drop everything you’re doing and RUN HERE! Drove almost two hours to visit for Sunday brunch and it was an experience to be remembered. There wasn’t much of a wait when we arrived around 11, just a few minutes. The atmosphere was casual, cool and inviting; busy but not chaotic. The staff were kind and service was great. As for the food: phenomenal!! The menu isn’t massive, but this clearly gives the kitchen time to perfect each plate they serve. My sincerest compliments to the chefs, who prepared the most decadent dutch baby pancake I’ve ever tasted. My partner’s apple & cheddar salad was also wonderful—every bite had a pleasantly balanced flavor. Not to mention, their mimosas were the perfect compliment to our meal! I will gladly make another trip to Beacon soon, if only to experience Homespun Foods again.

Homespun is such a great place- us Beaconites are so lucky to have them here. It is perfect place to meet a friend for lunch or your take your family for Brunch. When they did dinner it was a great place to catch up with friends or have a quiet date night. One of the best lunch and breakfast places in Beacon- the food is fantastic- they put a lot of effort into creating unique seasonal flavor combinations. The food is more sophisticated than your average cafe in the Hudson and they deliver great food and service consistently. The wine and beer lists are as thick as a small Bible! Drink prices are surprisingly affordable compared to eating out in the city- they also offer a few tasty Mocktail options and non alcoholic drink options which is super nice to have as an option- their back garden patio is the best outdoor dining in Beacon- a dog friendly outdoor dining options for the whole family. Highly recommend!

A food place filled with rustic charm. Sitting area's in 4 areas, roadside, front, back and backyard garden. Dinning tables were upcycle old furniture. One side of the wall was expose brick with dark color steel shelf. Guests walk in to the counter to order food, get a tag then pick a table to sit. Server will bring food to you according to your tag. Tap water is free, help yourself right around the counter corner . Sandwich are big and fresh. Staffs are kind and friendly. A place fuuof charms and nice vibe.

Pretty good brunch spot on the Main St, with plenty of indoor and outdoor tables. The food is good but it will cost you a pretty penny - this place ain't cheap. Staff were generally pretty attentive on a Saturday morning, when the restaurant was around 50% full. The back patio is where it's at, if there's space available definitely try to get a seat there. Food-wise, I highly recommend the brunch wrap. Basically, a bunch of delicious breakfast foods (eggs, bacon, beans, salsa, potatoes) crammed into a wrap. Flavor explosion! The egg sandwich was a close second. Most dishes are priced in the $15-25 range, they're pretty small portions so throw in drinks and tips and suddenly you're easily looking at a $50/person bill.

My first 2 star review it is very disappointing to make a review like this. As a consumer who is looking outside in about the logistics and priorities. I am patient on waiting for tables but we asked to seat on the inside when there was at least 5 tables inside available because others want outside seating due to good weather. It took 35 minutes to be seated at one of the tables until that previous guests left. In another world, could've sat us at an already open table. The serving was not up-to-par as he took our order (not really welcoming/helpful) then never saw him again after that. I also had to go to the register to pay my tab out cause we wanted to leave soon as possible. One word to describe the food, basic, I expected more from this as the food pictures looks good. My chicken sandwich was more of a spring arugula salad sandwich w/ a hint of chicken and then fries was fries. She order the granola thinking it was a main dish that could end someone's hunger but it was more a dissatisfying side dish at most. Only good thing I had was the industrial art beer. I feel bad writing this but hope there will be improvement if we do comeback.

Stopped in this morning while a friend was visiting for brunch. Other places in beacon had waits of 40 or so minutes to sit down but Homespun was able to seat us in 5 which was ideal. The hostess and wait staff were incredibly friendly and warm. This was my second time eating here and my first time sitting inside. While honey, the restaurant can be quite loud and echoes when packed amplifying the noise. When we had previously sat out on the patio it was beautiful and sunny but not every table had access to shade so just things to note. Today, I ordered the ABC (apple, bacon + cheddar on a baguette with hot honey and pistachio butter) and it was so delicious. Highly recommend - it was sweet, savory, spicy and nutty. My friends also enjoyed the Quinoa Bowl and the breakfast plate. Overall, I enjoy the food here but as other reviews have mentioned it can be a little pricey (on par with most places in Beacon) especially when you don't have a side.

Lovely place to eat, drink great coffee, and get some work done. Had a few hours to hang before my train, wanted something wholesome. The lovely and warm waitress recommended the spring garden salad, and wow. This was top 3 salads I've ever had? Just perfect. You know when a salad is perfectly balanced? 9.5/10. I loved the addition of pickled onion, the sweet peas were a perfect complement, and the grilled asparagus were mouthwatering. The chocolate chip cookie was meh, too crumbly. But I loved the iced tea and cappaciuno!

Had breakfast here this morning w my fam. Food was really good - and awesome coffee. Wife had a killer egg sandwich and hash browns - my daughter had the kids mac and cheese. Everything fresh and fantastic and wonderful service. good spot.

Years ago, when we first moved to the Hudson Valley and we laughed at each other's jokes for the whole drive up to towns like Beacon, we effortlessly fell into the loving embrace of one delicious restaurant after another; farm to table freshness all around. Homespun Restaurant was at the core of my culinary joy with yummy comfort food that tasted fresh. I ate there again today. The service was great and friendly and the back yard was a reasonably comfortable oasis. I ordered a burger and fries. That's all. Count the stars.

Needed a place to eat in Beacon and stumbled upon here since the restaurant looked pleasant and it was close to where we were. The ambiance of the restaurant is nice. Has a nice homey feel to it. Appreciated the shelves selling local beer and coffee. The menu was pretty simple but I was a bit taken aback by the high prices. Perhaps maybe the food was super good? We ordered the broccoli melt, tomato soup and fries. While the food was pretty solid, I didn't think it justified the price and I certainly didn't leave very satisfied. The staff was pretty friendly although I thought they could have been more attentive. Apparently on Mondays, they give discounts to Beacon locals and although we didn't live in Beacon, we told them we got married there and the waitress said that was good enough....but we never got the discount! Not a huge deal but further proof of the lack of attentiveness. Overall, a nice place, but one I wouldn't find myself coming back to over and over again.

Bummer that the kitchen won't cook the hamburger less than well done - maybe they are incapable or just unwilling meet a customer's preference. Patty was shrunk and very small compared to the bun. Otherwise the flavor profile overall was good. Fries were requested extra crispy which was an allowed request and were very good.

Best bacon egg and cheese, I've ever had in my life. That hash brown was magical. Can't wait to go back.

The best avocado toast ive ever had in my entire life! OMG! The bread was perfectly toasted, the avocado was fresh, the beets were marinated to perfection and the chickpeas were the cherry on top. The mixture of their seasoning went well and i honestly wanted to order a second. The staff were so kind and patient, theres also plenty of space to sit in the front, inside and backyard. Cleanly and comfy!

I came to Beacon on a day trip with some friends and while they hit the hiking trails I hit up Main Street! After a 1.5 hr train ride from the city, ya girl was hungry! I stumbled upon Homespun while walking down Main Street, during peak brunch hour. A lot of places were fully packed! I peeped into Homespun to see if I could get seated without a resy and was in luck after a 15 minute wait. Food/Drinks: 4/5 I ordered the Bruch special Dutch pancake and hot alcoholic cider. This felt like dessert In the best way possible! The apples wearer sweet and soft with great flavoring (cinnamon and more). The whipped cream/mouse melted into the warm apples and all of this came presented in a beautiful cask iron skillet. The dough base consistency was on point but it didn't particularly have a taste to it. I wish the dough had a bit of flavor to complement it. I actually didn't expect the cider to be hot LOL but it was yummy and warmed my soul. The menu is not very extensive but hit was enough for me and the drink menu is designed in a veery cute manner with poems! Service: 4/5 Upon entering, I was greeted by a welcoming host! She informed me that unfortunately their dishwasher was broken so they weren't able to sit the restaurant at full capacity and there was a bit of a wait. I put my name and number down and was called to come back within 10-15 mins! My server was kind and informed me of menu updates and checked in pretty often initially. It did get a bit more busy and as such check ins were a bit less infrequent but understandable. I had small asks that she nicely obliged to with a smile. My food came out so fast!! After placing my order, within the next 5-10 mins my plate came out pipping hot! Vibe: 3/5 The restaurant is your typical quaint main street spot. I sat inside and sit had a very homey vibe. Kind of like something out of Gilmore Girls. I didn't recognize any of the music playing but it fit the old school vibe. The only bad thing was the amount of flies and bees inside the restaurant. I don't know if it was solely because of where I was seated but a bee kept coming around me and files hovering over for a bite, which killed the vibe heavy. :// All around solid spot, very homey vibe! I would come back and maybe sit in the backyard area that they have (and hope for less flies)

I can't believe I never got around to reviewing this spot. My girlfriend and I come to Beacon about once a year for the past few years and this is a must for us each trip. They have the best breakfast in town with fun specials each time we come. Today we tried the salmon hash browns and dutch pancake with bananas and candied pecans. The hash browns were crisp, not too oily, and the lemon creme sauce that came with it gave it such a fresh taste to it. They also have a great coffee/tea (and now beer/wine) selection. Highly recommended!

A quaint place for breakfast and lunch. There's a huge menu board on the right side when you enter, you order at the counter, and then they'll bring it out to you. Ordered their mushroom and cheese quiche special which came with a small side salad. Everything tasted fresh and there were so many vegetarian options! I personally don't mind bussing my own table. I just wish it more clearly marked where to leave items as it was our first time there and to the area.

Fresh food with very accommodating kitchen and staff for food restrictions. We ordered two sandwiches: a banh mi and grilled chicken along with a lavendar cocktail. Both sandwiches came with two pickled carrots. While the banh mi is a bit pricier than at other places, it was really delicious and I would recommend ordering if you like Vietnamese sandwiches. There is a great outdoor dining area in the back with covering. If it's a nice day definitely check out the outdoor dining area. Can't wait to come back!

Just spent $40 bucks for a sandwich two with fried eggs and one hash brown some cheese 3 slices of green tomato & thousand island dressing. No sides no nothing cost $14 bucks for that alone. My wife had some kind of breakfast wrap that was just sad. We paid $40 bucks with the tip and I just left feeling unsatisfied and wanting more. Service was slow. Foods expensive and unimpressive. Ambiance was nice though. I felt like I was paying for the ambiance, cause I wouldn't pay for the food again. Lastly! This isn't a lunch of breakfast spot. It's a brunch spot. I'm not white as all but my wife is and she loves avocado toast.... Where TF is your Avacado Toast?!

We stopped by around 2 pm on a Saturday looking for lunch. We hoped to dine in but they had a long wait list so we just ordered take out. While we were waiting outside, we noticed lots of bees taking nibbles at people's food so we were glad we did not try to stay to eat. We opted for their turkey avocado sandwich and their lemonade. The sandwich was delicious but pricy ($13). But to be fair it was a lot of meat and avocado! Their lemonade struck a great balance between tart and sweet and went well with the sandwich. It was the perfect pre-fuel for a long hike.

Homespun is a little bit of a crunchy hippie sort of spot, but I mean that in the most complimentary of ways. I like their style. They are all about fresh, healthy food made with well-sourced ingredients, heavy on the vegetables. This is how Michael Pollan wants you to eat (and if his newest book is to be believed, perhaps you should be taking psychedelics as you do so as well). With plenty of soups, salads, and sandwiches, it's perfect for any sort of lunch you have planned. I plan to move into their adorable backyard, and even when I am squatting back there I think you'll still enjoy having a meal in the greenery despite the strange man sunning himself in the corner. The prices might be a couple dollars more than you might expect for a sandwich or salad, but the portions are hearty and again, good ingredients cost money. There was nearly a full ball of fresh mozz on our sandwich, and the caponata was excellent. Likewise, the curry chicken salad special was big, colorful, and absolutely satisfying. The service suffers a bit when they get busy; our food was just sitting in the window when I came in to check on it after a long wait, but it wasn't a big deal. Life just moves a little slower when you're [living in a restaurant's backyard] in Beacon.

From the service to the meal, this place inspired me to write a review. Homespun Food generously emailed AND called to confirm our reservation, and once on premise, the wait staff took excellent care of us. Now about the food: it was simply delicious! At my sister's suggestion, we ordered the cantelope to start. Honey, yogurt and chili flakes delicately turned this fruit dish into a refreshing option on an extremely hot summer day. As a main course, the Quinoa Bowl I ordered took my palate by surprise. I've eaten many a quinoa arugula salad, but this one tops my list! The pecorino cheese matched marvelously well with the fresh arugula, and the pepitas (pumpkin seeds) added a flavorful crunch to the bowl. Do yourself a favor, check out Homespun Foods for lunch in Beacon! You will be treated well and will walk away satisfied.

Came here for lunch on a weekend. There was a bit of a wait but plenty to do in the area. We got the banh mi, and the beet + citrus salad with chicken. The salad was AMAZING! They had a good beer selection as well as a big selection of non-alcoholic drinks. The backyard was spacious with a lot of plants, giving the feeling of eating in a garden. We were at the furthest table and it was a bit harder to get the attention of our server. All in all a good time.

Super cute spot and smelled yummy, but it took over an hour for our food to come. We almost went in to check on the waitress because she kind of abandoned us after our order was placed. ALL of the eggs in the sandwiches, and even the sunny side up eggs, we're fully cooked through. Food wasn't really worth the wait, and while the waitress was nice, the service was poor.

Homespun Foods in an absolutely lovely place for lunch when visiting (or living in) Beacon, NY. The menu consists mainly of soup, salads, and sandwiches. This is the real deal, farm fresh veggie ingredients. Excellent roasted red pepper soup to start (non-dairy/gluten free). My turkey sandwich came with provolone, lettuce, tomato, chipotle mayo, and it was on a super fresh brioche bun, very good. Pretty much NYC prices but you're certainly getting quality food. There are lots of repurposed-looking, vintage tables and chairs inside, and outside has a very large courtyard with wrought iron tables & chairs. The courtyard is beautifully decorated with flower plants, but if you're allergic or afraid of bees, eat inside. Homespun Foods has a morning breakfast menu, and wine and beer is available. Great place, highly recommended.

We came for lunch today and not sure what happened but it was a very disappointing experience. Waited over 50 mins after ordering our simple order, soup was luke warm with no chicken, and the broccoli sandwich with a minimal spread of over blended broccoli plus 2 skinny carrot sticks at a price of $18!!! Had to be more than "too busy with take out orders".

Stopped in for a late lunch / early dinner with my boyfriend one Saturday. The backyard dining area was really beautiful - but it gets shady back there after about 3PM so if it's a "nice in the sun, cold in the shade" kind of day - plan accordingly! The food was pretty good. I saved half of my quiche for breakfast the next morning .... and ended up just eating it later that night . My real beef came with the amount of time we were here. We had a 2 hour drive back home and (obviously we knew we'd be sitting for a little bit) but it took forever for our food to come out and then forever to get the check as well. The food was good but not enough for me to want to wait so long to eat it and then leave again.

I stopped in at Home Spun for a Bánh mì sandwich with the pork terrine and a craft beer. Limited hours, premium prices but fresh and delicious.

When in Beacon with a friend for the afternoon, we opted to take my brother's positive recommendation and have lunch at Homespun Foods. He knew how to influence my decision by telling me that the restaurant focused on a healthy emphasis with fresh, local ingredients. We arrived at the café and studied the large blackboard, which listed all of their unique meal options. It took us a while to finally select something, but, once we did, we were greeted with an additional delay at the register. The counter staff was slow, and their credit card processor was not working. Luckily, I had cash, but my friend had to stand there, while the cashier tried to swipe his card multiple times, finally surrendering to just manually inputting the numbers. Once our order was "securely" in their hands, we grabbed a table in the rear garden. The patio was large and crowded, but still reasonably quiet and relaxing. However, the longer it took people to get their meals and the less they felt acknowledged, murmurs about the poor service began among the crowd. Many folks were without silverware, napkins, etc., and were clearly unhappy about it. All of this negativity dissipated (at our table, at least), once our food arrived. My Middle Easter Platter was HUGE! It included a generous amount of pita bread, as well as their homemade hummus and baba ganoush in which to dip. Also on the plate were a tabouli salad, feta, olives, cucumbers, and tomatoes. Despite the heavy portion, the fresh ingredients left me feeling satisfied, but not weighed down. It was a delicious meal! With such great food, one would hope that the service would complement it, but, sadly, that was something that Homespun Foods really needed to work on.

Really wanted to like this place but the recent visit is extremely unpleasant. We actually planned for a stop at beacon just for it during an upstate trip out of nyc, and regret now for this disheartening choice. Understood out of whatever concern, there is no ac but the ventilation was not far from being nonexistent. As a result of this, the protracted wait, as noted by other reviews and which took 42 mins on a hot July day of 88 f in this case was quite a challenge for one's patience and tolerance. Also wanted to point out the idiosyncratic way of serving fries ordered for the table solely as appetizer, not along with burger. The frustration is particularly exacerbated when one expects a comfortable lunch during a day trip - not to be steamed in a quaint little place for a significant amount of time, waiting.

I stopped by Homespun Foods one afternoon for a quick bite to eat before hiking on the Mount Beacon trails. There was nothing too noteworthy about the experience -- wait staff was friendly, and the food wasn't spectacular but got the job done. Wasn't too heavy and filled me just enough and gave me enough fuel to complete the hike. The wait for the food was a little bit long, but I would still come back in the future since it is so conveniently located.

Love this place! The vibes are always so chill and cozy, and I've never had a dish or drink that was less than stellar. Recent favorites include the confit chicken and the wonderful Out Cider cocktail--a perfect fall or winter meal--and we always get an order of the delicious olives. The service is great, and it's one of our favorite spots in town for dining in the cold weather!

Back patio was nice. Food was fine but expensive. Service was inattentive. Coffee was not very good

I came here for brunch with my husband this past weekend. He ordered the breakfast burrito and I ordered the Pear and Blue Cheese Salad. The cafe as a very hectic feel as it is very self service (ex: busing your own plates, hustling to get a seat). His burrito was brought to our table shortly after ordering but only after asking 3 people over a 20 minute span did my salad come out. It was very clear they had forgotten about it as all orders were coming out together for all other parties. The salad overall was very strange and not appealing. It had orange blue cheese, red skinned pears, large pieces of prosciutto, "toasted" hazelnuts, salad greens and a lemon vinaigrette dressing. The hazelnuts were the weirdest part as they were not toasted or chopped up so when trying to eat them they were either difficult to pick up or shot all over the place. The prosciutto was also a strange addition as it was not incorporated into the salad, just thrown on top. Also nothing seems to be freshly prepared as you can see them unwrapping food from packages and plating them.

Food was great but beware of the dessert. Ambiance Make sure to sit in the backyard garden! It's beautiful with ivy all over the exposed brick and very shady. Entree For food we (two young ladies) ordered the Gouda pecan salad and the pollo torta. Both were amazing and filled us up the perfect amount and we were starved prior to eating! The sandwiches do not come with fries so that threw us off but we were able to get chips at an additional charge. Strongly did not appreciate that ... Dessert For dessert we ordered the flourless brownie, carrot cake, and cookie. The chocolate chip cookie had this disgusting after taste, probably the worst cookie I've ever had unfortunately! The carrot cake was pretty good but half of it was awesome and the other half was very chewey and dense... I love carrot cake and neither of us were impressed! The brownie was very fudgey, I guess we should've expected that since it was flourless. Service After receiving our dessert, we put the cookie and brownie at the end of our table after having taken two small bites out of each. We were hoping the waitress would take it away or at least acknowledge the fact we weren't eating it but she wasn't very considerate and just dropped down the check. Just wasn't the service we are used to. A typical experience would've consisted of the waiter asking how it was and potentially taking it off the bill. However, the server didn't seem interested so we didn't question it and just cut our losses. Will most likely not return.

Good food, reasonable prices, okay service, very slow kitchen. When we got there for lunch on a Saturday, the outside patio was full but the inside was empty. Our order, sandwich, salad, and a starter took a long time. When the server - not our waiter -brought the order, they spilled some of the fries on the floor (where they stayed throughout our meal). No apology; no offer or attempt to replace them. Then, at the end of the meal, our waiter brings an order of fries, so that was thoughtful - but too late for us to actually want to eat them. Instead, the waiter should have asked us what we wanted to do, for example another order of fries, or just take the fries off our bill. Given how slow the kitchen is, we wouldn't have chosen to wait for the fries. The server also should have said something.

When spending the day in Beacon to escape the craziness of the city, you want to come across a super local-feeling spot like this, with its cute rustic, mismatched decor, hand-drawn signs, and jars full of yummy baked goods on the counter. There are lots of salads, sandwiches, and quiches to choose from but I couldn't resist the allure of their mac and cheese, which brilliantly comes with a side salad (to reduce my guilt about eating an enormous dish of pasta, cheese, and breadcrumbs). It was wonderfully warm, gooey, topped with crunchy crumbs, with just the tiniest bit of spice in there (though a side of hot sauce would have been welcome, too). We also got the turkey avocado sandwich which featured very fresh ingredients. All of this was washed down nicely with their strawberry lemonade (which had a bit of a weird flavor, but I chalked it up to it being just homemade and natural), and an almond latte. I was super tempted to finish off the meal with one of their oatmeal blueberry raisin cookies, but I was too stuffed. They were closing an hour after we stopped in on a Saturday afternoon so the staff seemed a bit tired and running on fumes, but still friendly and helpful. There were plenty of people eating a late-afternoon breakfast sandwich both inside and on their patio. I was excited to hear that they also have a location at Dia:Beacon, which I love since it seems like such a local, independent spot. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the neighborhood!

The service was fast and friendly. We had strawberry walnut salad and Turkey avocado sandwich with fries. The food was excellent. It was a bit slow delivering the food....but well worth the wait!

Went there for brunch based on the recommendation of the Airbnb hostess. While full and busy, the service was friendly and fairly swift. The tea was made with proper hot water, which is a big plus. The cornmeal waffle was topped with crunchy slivers of bacon and accompanied by scrambled eggs. Nothing fancy, but it was comfort food.

Great healthy casual eatery in Beacon on Main Street . Lots of vegetarian options. You order at the counter and they will bring you your food. Bus your own tables. Indoor tables and small counter, can be limited when crowded during peak times. With warmer weather they have a very nice outdoor back courtyard , which is very pleasant. Good healthy food, friendly staff, reasonable prices, fresh food! Great option in Beacon on main drag.

Stopped here for lunch while exploring Beacon on a summer weekend. The town's Main Street area was taking with NYC day trippers and we strolled around for a while before deciding on Homespun. The restaurant is a little cramped and not air conditioned but there was good ventilation and it wasn't too hot. We waited for a few minutes to order at the counter. Their menu is not extensive, but offers a great variety of options, mostly sandwiches and salads. I'd say almost half the menu items are vegetarian, which is an added bonus. Unfortunately, their breakfast/brunch menu isn't served after 12pm, which was a little sad. They also have alot of baked goods, bottled drinks, etc for sale at the counter and in a refrigerator case. We found a roomy umbrella table in the very spacious and cute backyard patio. Instead of numbers, they give you signs with illustrations of veggies to keep track of your order. We got drinks (yummy iced coffee and tea) pretty quickly, but it did take a while for our food to arrive and we were getting pretty hungry. I was craving a Greek salad and was totally satisfied with a huge bed of romaine topped with all the fixings, including some excellent stuffed grape leaves and soft cheese. My friends ordered the mac and cheese, which came with a beautiful side salad featuring spiralized veggies. I tried some of the macaroni and it was mega rich and creamy, but had some unexpected zing from herbs and spices. It came in such a big dish, my friend barely got through half. We also tried the black bean burger which came on a brioche bun, although they can substitute gluten free bread. The food and atmosphere here were ideal for a relaxing summer lunch. The restaurant is so cozy and a little quirky with brightly colored retro furniture and rainbow water glasses. The food was also a total bargain - everything we ordered was about $10-12 for ample portions. We also later found out that Homespun operates the cafe at Dia:Beacon, where they serve much the same menu at the same prices.

I love the grapefruit citrus kale salad and loved the non alcoholic drink options. Such good homemade food after exploring beacon.

We are new to the area and we walked by it a few times and it doesn't look that much out of the ordinary .... But when we walked in on Sunday at noon they had a table ... we are SO glad we did. Believe the rave reviews ... Burger was outstanding even bunless ... My wife had breakfast and she said the hash browns were among the crunchiest and best she's ever had. Together we shared the brusselsprouts because once my wife tried them she had to have more. We read the reviews and wondered by we didn't come here before. We will absolutely be back.

We ordered the burger, Brussel sprouts, and sweet potato toast, and squash bowl. Everything was excellent!! Crispiest Brussel sprouts I've ever had. As for the burger, it was perfectly cooked and I'm still thinking about that bun!

Definitely make a stop here during your trip to beacon! The menu looks simple with soups, salads, and sandwiches, but the execution is amazing! I got a black bean burger on a brioche bun and it was to die for. My boyfriend got an Italian sandwich of some sorts with pesto and that was great too. Very cute decor and fair prices.

We stayed in Beacon for the weekend and our host recommended this place. We both got sandwiches and a brownie. I had the mozzarella and my boyfriend had a cheddar, curry turkey special, both sandwiches were delicious and the brownie was amazing! Great little lunch spot, with charming decor and nice patio out back where we sat for our lunch.

Stopped in after a long day of hiking to explore in town businesses. Came across this cute little place limited wine list and cider but it was cute and yummy as was the food - though it would be nice to have a side with your food and not just a plain sandwich. The staff was young and friendly. Given the nice weather it was a cute garden out back as well as outdoor dining up front. Would recommend - has potential to be a fun in town spot

Diners beware: Be sure that your valuables are not left on the table while you dine! My 12 year old son had finally saved enough money to purchase his own AirPods, after saving for almost a year, and had just recently finally saved enough. While dining at Homespun he had placed them on the table so they wouldn't fall out of his pocket while he sat and ate. At one point while we were eating an employee had come to clear the table, but we didn't notice anything strange. However, when we got up to leave his AirPods were gone. I told him he must have left them in the car, although he insisted he put them on the table. I asked the middle aged woman at the register if someone accidentally picked them up, but she brushed us off and said she had no idea what we were talking about. We went to the car to look and they were not there...we went back to the restaurant with his "find my device" app open and the app showed the AirPods were on the other side of the counter with the employees. We showed this to the cashier, who then asked the employees if they saw anything...and everyone declared they did not...then while we continued to look around the table, the AirPods were taken offline- but still showed that the last known location was Homespun foods. If you are looking for good food, yes, it was yummy...but be sure to protect your valuables because if someone can steal from a 12 year old child, I'm making a safe bet that he wouldn't be the only one left disappointed!!!

Absolutely AMAZING service and the best Banh Mi. Such a cozy environment and welcoming staff. I visited a few weeks ago and truly loved the decor. Was able to get a few Christmas gifts that day as well--of local foods. Great, great beer selection. Next time I'm in Beacon, I'll be back!!

The good: - great sandwich! (I had their special of the day: a chicken pesto sandwich) - ample seating inside and outside - free tap water dispenser - the boy who took my order at the counter put my order in with a lemonade rather than the lemon cookie I had requested but when I mentioned it to the server she gave me both! - lemonade was delicious! - food was fresh - everyone there was so cute and nice!!!!

Got introduced to Homespun a bunch of years ago by my mother. Beacon has been blossoming for awhile and this restaurant is definitely part of that blossom. Prices aren't super cheap, but I don't know, who cares? The chicken sandwich with avocado is spiritual. I have dreams about it. When you're walking back to get a table in their lovely backyard patio you can smell the chicken grilling and it is totally mouthwatering. Their entire menu is thoughtful and I love the vibe. I'll back again. And again. And again some more.

It was delicious food! Staff could've been a little friendlier in my opinion but I know it's been a rough year so I'm not going to hate. The vegan gluten free options are so nice to see outside of the city. I had avocado toast and it was fantastic

Came here around 5 o'clock for an early early dinner and they were all ready to close down the shop for the day which is a little weird if you think this place opens til 8pm. We were the only ones in there and we saw them turn away a handful of customers. Husband loved his quiche (broccoli, onions, tomatoes, provolone), and I loved the middle eastern platter, although it was a little heavy on the garlic. Would come back for lunch.