Main Street Farm Market Cafe

Great store in the community we have been going to for yours. It's a really nice wide selection of local and international products. Come here and you for sure will find what you need for a nice, delicious and healthy meal.

More farm-to-table quick-cook meals need to exist in this world. Amazing place. Will continue to visit on our next trip to the Catskills.

I guess this is the only cafe in the town. This is actually a cafe cum market and they sell a lot of nice organic produce and other groceries at the store as well. There is a nice seat area at the back facing the river, but it was pretty cold when he visited, so he chose to sit inside. I got the iced vanilla latte, which was pretty good, but nothing out the world and the cider doughnut which was very light and phenomenal. My friends liked their drinks as well. we also got a trout sandwich, which was pretty good. The groceries here are obviously a little bit more expensive given that it’s organic. I would rather buy stuff from the nearby supermarket. But definitely recommend coming for your caffeine hit.

What a great place to grab gourmet breakfast and go shopping for unique local food. Upscale place to find anything you need and want; love their selection of beers and wine, cheese, local trout, sauces from around the world, produce, local honey, granola and jams. Endless amounts of goodies! They also have outdoor seating in the back, overlooking the water. Beautiful store to stop by at Livingston Manor.

We were really looking forward to trying Main Street Farm, but it fell short in several ways. The sandwiches were tiny with barely any filling—mostly bread—and the grilled cheese was served cold. The soup bowl was only half full. We paid $62 for two small sandwiches, a small soup, and a coffee, which felt outrageous for what we got. At this price point, we expected a thoughtfully crafted, delicious meal—but that just wasn’t the case. While we appreciate the farm-to-table, locally sourced concept, other places like Pocono Organics in the Poconos, or Main Course Marketplace in New Paltz, offer far better value with more generous portions and beautifully executed dishes. We considered bringing our concerns to the staff, but honestly, it didn’t feel worth the effort by that point. Overall, a big disappointment.

great little cafe, delicious breakfast sandwich options and great coffee. In addition there is a nice selection of gift items, candles, totes, etc that all appear to be made in NY. Theres a table and a few nice cozy chairs to sit in inside, and it was a great place for a last minute work meeting. There is music playing in through the speakers, but it was not loud enough to bother me. Will definitely be back.

My son really enjoyed the rainbow trout caviar. The caviar is not too salty and has a mild taste. They have a great selection of meat, cheese, and beer. And the coffee is pretty good.

Came in on my lunch break close by. Got a “liberty” with no tomatoes plus bacon, it was the best sandwich I’ve had in a while. The price reflects the quality so just a heads up. They sell local beer and and other local products. Highly recommend this spot to grab something to eat.

We were driving to NYC from Syracuse and I was jonesing for a BLT sandwich. Livingston Manor was coming up ahead of us and this place had good Yelp reviews, so we exited the highway and had lunch here. My BLT sandwich was great, but even better my wife had the "Vegan Rueben" sandwich. She thought it was one of the best sandwiches she ever had! The people working there were very friendly. Great atmosphere too, a really cool place to hang out. Unfortunately I don't expect I'll be in this area of New York again, but if I do, will definitely stop by for another great stop!

The cutest, most adorable and plentiful little boutique grocer around! I found spend all day here looking through their specialty items. Super clean, lively, with nice staff!

Enjoyed our dining stay at this cute little market cafe. Where can you go wrong from dining with a view! The little river added an energy during our luncheon. Lunch was good , farm to table experience was not bad. Prices are a bit high though...2 sandwiches , a bowl of soup and cookies for dessert costed me $50 not including our drinks since we had bottled water with us during the visit. Never the less, loved the marketplace vibes. Appreciated the hospitality of the staff. Credits to the cashier for taking in my Yelp check in bonus. I'll recommend the place if in town for a quick bite.

Stayed at a local airbnb and wanted to drive through Livingston Manor and pick up coffee + a quick breakfast on our way out. This was anything but a quick stop. My boyfriend's coffee was meh. Service is very slow. It's been 30 minutes and we still haven't gotten our food. It's literally just sandwiches. For the price + good ratings, you'd think it would be a better experience. IMO, stop anywhere else. Update we got our food 50 min later. And it's mid at best. Do not recommend coming here. Save your money and time.

Came here for the latte art. There was no latte art. We ordered a latte and a matcha flat white for our drinks and a breakfast sandwich and croissant for food. The croissant was uncovered, out in the open, which I thought was a tad unsanitary. The breakfast sandwich took a long time to come out, even though it wasn't that busy at the time, and was a bit oily. The drinks, however, took forever! And again, it was not busy. So I have no idea why they were so slow. The food was okay, as were the drinks, but nothing to come back for.

I had the trout melt with the smoked chipotle peppers. Easily the best melt I've ever had. My wife had a turkey sandwich that was also amazing. We also bought some jam and honey for friends back home from the market.

Nice store located in the center of town. Up until now, we had only purchased from the food store side. Today we got some sandwiches and soup. Premade sandwiches were a disappointment. Egg salad and chicken salad sammies are rather thin on the chicken and eggs. Bread is good and tasty but together it's not enough of a sandwich to satisfy for lunch. Slightly overpriced.

The place is pretty cool, but also not; Here's what I mean: A shop in the only real town for miles And miles that makes you feel like you're back on Long Island or something in that it's got a bunch of local products but at a way elevated price; the sandwiches they sell all look good and the two my fellow travelers got looked bomb dot com but mine was some crappy, tiny version of a subway sandwich and not truly even worth eating except that you just overpaid for it so - down the hatch it goes. I then got some hot link duck sausage, and two Van Smokey items (Thai pork sausage and bbq burgers) plus some local bbq sauce from the Van Smokey people as well - $65 - I'll never do that again. They think they are cool and Brooklyn, and I get that, but they need a reality check. I wasn't impressed by the smoke and mirrors here at all Welllll maybe for a second since they did get my money... but I felt conned in every section of their store. Lots of supply, lots of local honey and beer and meat. Lots of options, lots of disappointment (for me, not the other two people I was with; they enjoyed it greatly) The staff of eternal transplants can be brought back and left in Williamsburg to get over theirselves; no kindness what so ever, just a bunch of wanna be elitist dweebs who finally found a place to hide. When I'm upstate I want more charm and this place is straight freezing friggen cold. They win, the place is alive and the town is perfectly suited for them but it's not what I look for when I leave Manhattan for a while.

Really yummy food, coffee and healthy grocery options! Very nice environment and good service.

This coffee drink was both lovely and tasty! Food is always well made with fresh stuff and they switch it up a bit, so always something new to try.

The food was really expensive for us locals. But their coffee is great and the ambiance is really nice. WiFi is fast and free! The London fog is made like Starbucks. Service is with a smile. They have a lunch box that's 20$ but seems to be a lot of food. No more happy hour though

What an adorable specialty&local store / cafe! The coffee was great I loved the cold brew. It was really cool that it was serve yourself. It reminded my friends and I of blue bottle cold brew coffee. I wish I tried a pastry because they looked amazing. We also got some local ciders and hot honey. It was a perfect little local one stop shop.

The sandwiches are good and the market sells quality food. However, prices vary from high to quite high. And checking out on the sandwich line and then getting the sandwiches can take a great deal of time.

The sandwiches are a scam. I bought a $16 trout salad sandwich. It was pre-made and had enough salad to cover a quarter of the bread - the bread was pretty poor quality too. I've had better (and cheaper) sandwiches at the airport. Avoid at all costs.

Not my favorite. Overpriced for being in a small town and does not make me want to come back. Pretty sad about the experience.

The ambiance of the store is really great. Several rooms of groceries, spirits and delectables. One bag of groceries for charcuterie cost us almost $140 though, so keep price in mind when shopping. Also grabbed a sandwich for the way home. The Beaverkill was delicious I am told. The egg salad good too - but needed a little bit more on the bread. A little stingy. Overall a cool place and vibe. Just bring money.

Right off the highway. Worth the stop every time. Locally sourced goodies to eat in, take out, it take home!

Lots of delicious items and a great staff! Love the condiment choices, sauerkrauts, and quick food items (like the local brick oven pizza to cook at home). Check out the back porch with a great view of the water while you're there.

I was expecting great things from a business that has enough money to pay for highway billboards and exit signs for their business. The experience fell short. First, the ambiance -- the cafe was cluttered, and the tables way too close together. If they removed a stack of beer on top of some chairs on the left side of the room, there would be enough space to spread the tables. Only in NYC would having these tables so close to each other be acceptable, and there, it's because the cafes can't afford big spaces. Not the case here. I decided to order to go, as most of the small tables were occupied by laptop users, and I did not want to sit at a 10 person table. I went to the counter, and looked over a copy of the menu on a clipboard to place my order. Half of the menu was being covered up by the clerk, because those items were not being carried (certain sides, soups, and drinks.) A second clipboard had a list of some high-priced coffee drinks, to replace the ones on the original menu. There were about 12 sandwiches/entrees visible on the menu. I proceeded to order one -- and was told that it was sold out, and also all the other hot sandwiches were not available, because the prep for the week hadn't been done or they had already run out, it wasn't clear. No matter -- but that reduced the amount of items to choose from by nearly half! I ordered a sandwich called "The Manor". It was a prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, and roasted pepper sandwich, and a cup of a Carrot Ginger Soup. I gave my name, paid, and started to browse the shop. First warning sign for any retail store: if they fail to put visible prices on the majority of the items, the prices are very high, or worse, may change depending on the mood of the clerk. The items that were priced were often astronomical. About the most reasonable one I saw was a bag of vegan marshmallows for $6 (the same size as a $1.50 bag of conventional name brand ones in a supermarket.) After about 10 minutes, the younger of the two cooks brings me out my sandwich, in the to-go box. When I mention to him that there's also a soup, he looked confused. He then went back to the visible kitchen, found the order ticket, and after more confusion, the older chef then started to make a batch of the soup from almost scratch! The clerk was selling something that wasn't ready to be sold! I watched as the other chef was adding ingredients, taking a small bowl to taste test for himself, and then adjusting some more. Over 10 minutes AFTER I was handed the sandwich, the younger chef comes to me with a bag, apologizing for the delay as they reheated the soup. So, he lied about what he was going, and also they weren't keeping track of orders! The sandwich was made with fresh, tasty ingredients, but for about $14, it was disappointing. It was made on a 6-inch section of a skinny, 1-inch wide ciabatta bread. There might have been a total of 1 ounce of prosciutto on the entire sandwich, but I also might be generous with that amount. (Even if they paid as much as $20/lb for the meat, their cost was just over a dollar for the amount of meat on this $14 sandwich.) I was given napkins with the sandwich, but placed INSIDE the box with the sandwich, so of course, some of the napkins were soiled by the food and dressings. The soup was tasty, with a generous amount of ginger. It was served with a few small chunks of rather stale bread with a hint of olive oil on them. Maybe this works for the tourists, and the desperate highway travelers ever since the diner closed, but as a Sullivan County local, I won't be coming back anytime soon. Overpriced, poor service, bad ambiance.

This one is for you Joseph! So I found this place before our upstate friends trip and was super excited to check it out. The market side online looked great with local wares, brews, meats and fish etc. The other side has a cozy cafe and the menu online offered solid eats of vegan, vegetarian and omnivore offerings- perfect! All I can say in a nutshell: high expectations, low output. A true disappointment that this place lacked some of the menu offerings, they forgot my food completely and we had to wait another 20 mins for my simple soup and Mac n cheese to FINALLY come out, my canned cold brew coffee was outdated and the price point for simple breakfast eats for 3 ($40+) was not cool yo. The items for sale inside also had some crazy prices on them and made us all wonder who the hell is buying this stuff especially in which a small small town. Oh well. We came, some of us ate, and we all left with lackluster thoughts

Ordered an egg and cheese on chabatta to go... he bread was so soft and fresh and local egg and cheese was really very good. Very impressed with it. Egg cooked perfectly. Ordered a small coffee, very fresh and tasty. Good local coffee Also ordered 2 vanilla donuts. They were good especially for $1.25, the glaze was a bit on the heavy side but good. My kids enjoyed them People working there were nice and friendly and trying their best to hustle, it was busy and they were doing well.

Mainstreet Farm is fantastic on all fronts, the food, ambiance, and staff. I live in Sullivan county and this place is my go-to for an excellent sandwich, or many of the other delicacies they carry. Farm to table by a shop-keep/owner who cares about local the economy - the food is always, always, always fresh and the produce is superior to what I get in whole foods or other stores that carry fresh produce, as well as an excellent line of small batch coffee. They research well and the results are taste-able! I am laughing at the write up by someone who cites the "use of advertising on Route 17 billboards" as a metric of affluence in Sullivan County, and then goes on to say this is not what he is looking for when out of Long Island or Manhattan... Really? You're about 115 miles out of NYC in rural upstate NY. Another writer super inflates the cost of the sandwiches.... Yes, it costs more than a bodega/deli. But there are no "$40" sandwiches. Mainstreet farm is a quantum leap higher in excellence. If you want a bodega, just go to a gas station. They will provide that deli/bodega feel.

Was so excited to pop in this gorgeous cafe on a rainy Sunday for to go coffee. Two of us arrived at 5:45 and after we ordered the exhausted barista just sighed "we're already closed. The grocery store next door is open, but we close before them, sorry." We didn't say anything but we had checked before arriving and knew they didn't close until 6:00. She let us buy a (delicious) molasses cookie, but we were disappointed at this lack of hospitality. Moral of the story, maybe call before you arrive if you're gonna be within 30 minutes of closing?

Decided to check this place out after spending nearly a week in the Manor. Even though the town has gotten a little more spiffed up over the years, this is upscale even by the new standards. It's a shop that would not be out of place in the Hamptons and Berkshires. The sandwiches we tried, a dressed-up turkey sandwich and one with smoked trout spread were very, very good. What I was put off by was that the menu items listed on the website were $2-3 dollars less than they actually are. Also, while the non-deli portion of the shop has lots of interesting items, almost none of them have prices on them. So, either you have to ask or you gasp when you get to the checkout counter. Whether that's by design or laziness, I don't know. Either way, not a good look.

Stopped in to grab a morning coffee and breakfast , and quite possibly the worst customer service. We were at the counter for literally 5 minutes, and no one acknowledged us. Breakfast sandwich was served on a roll that's at least a day old. Bacon was old too. It's also worth flagging that there was a HUGE leak by the cold brew machine(negligent much?). Don't recommend.

We love starting and ending our trips to Antrim Streamside by stopping by at Main Street Farm. Great little market with all sorts of essentials from coffee and fresh produce to charcuterie and wine. It's the perfect spot in Livingston Manor to enjoy a brunch or lunch before heading out for a hike or other adventures nearby. We love the butternut squash and the chicken tortilla soups. The sloppy joes and breakfast sandwiches are fantastic as well. True to its charm, they serve coke in glass bottles and have a variety of local drinks as well. While the food and market are both 5 star, the service can be slow. Efficiency and flow are not their expertise, so take your time and soak in the store. You're in a mountain paradise, so slow down and appreciate the beautifully curated market for what it is.

Yea I wish I had read the reviews. Our $40 sandwiches and soup were inedible. ++ to previous poster. Overpriced, underwhelming. But your groceries at Pecks and enjoy the woods:) come here for nice cheese/coffee or specialty items (Pecks had the same pickles and fermented foods cheaper).

We stumbled onto Main Street Farm while waiting for other friends to arrive. It looks like such a cute place with pretty good reviews. Prices for their groceries aren't the lowest but it's kind of expected and I'm ok with paying more to support local businesses and quality products which they apparently have a lot of. Staff was friendly overall but they just seem to be lacking employees. Before we left the area, we wanted to pick up a few things from here. Local eggs, jerky, honey, and other things. They have 2 lines, one for the restaurant and one for the grocery store. We lined up at the restaurant line to pay since no one was manning the register at the grocery store. So we were told to wait at the grocery store register, ok no problem. 5....10....15 minutes passed and still no one. The other people ahead of us also got fed up and started to put things back. I started to put things back as well until finally someone came to the register. He rung up the customer in front of me then had the audacity to tell me to go back to the restaurant line to pay. I said "nope, I just waited 15 minutes and was told to pay here. It's ok we're not buying anything now". The guy then said "ok ok you can pay here" so I just bought eggs and left. I really wanted to like the store and it's likely we came at a bad time. This just was not a pleasant experience and next time would avoid stopping by. For all you Yelpers who are used to medium to fast pace service...this is NOT for you.

Solid crunchy little joint with good sandwiches and friendly service. Things can get a little slow and inefficient during peak hours, but a solid stop in the area for some fresh cooked foods and bougie groceries.

Another great find! Super cool scene. Fresh from the farm food. Tasted the delicious smoked trout Egg salad and bacon Vegan Reuben Market If you're close try it

Tons of great things to choose from. They had plenty of grass fed meats. The only downfall was it was extremely pricey to me.

A cute little store definitely worth a stop in if in the Catskills. Cider, beer, honey, elixirs, sandwiches and soup. My wife and I enjoyed our food out back overlooking the creek!

Solid lunch spot. Got the beaverkill (smoke trout sandwich), cheddar cauliflower soup, and a chocolate chip cookie and they were all on point. The trout was delicious, bread was fresh, and chocolate chip was soft. Mmmmm

Stopped in for late lunch to go after a quick trip to Roscoe from Poughkeepsie. We sat in the car and enjoyed a few sandwiches. It was late afternoon, so they were out of a few things (soups, hot sandwiches), but everything we ordered was delicious. We had the smoked ham sandwich with cheese, egg salad sandwich, and turkey sandwich. The ham sandwich was my favorite, and I don't typically order ham for myself. Thanks to the folks at Prohibition Distillery for the recommendation!

Way overpriced. Many items avail at half the price across the street at Pecks ! Definitely for city slickers.

Higher than standard aur / price point but beautifully curated. They have "things" such as farm based organic solar powered popcorn to habanero mango Jam. Very nice people work there too!

Sandwiches are awesome here. Fresh ingredients are used. You can tell. The only issue I noticed was how long it took for orders to be made. It appears there are quite a number of people working but orders are still slow to come out. Nonetheless the food was excellent. It was totally worth the wait. You notice that it's probably one of the only good places to eat in the area. Nice market with local products sold here.

Yikes. I gave this place the benefit of the doubt when I saw another reviewer knock them for a 45 minute wait for a mediocre sandwich... don't make the same mistake as me. When we ordered three sandwiches and were told "15 minutes", I was prepared to wait that long and longer, as it's a small shop, clearly quite popular, and fairly short staffed. 50 minutes later, I was suspicious. Because the restaurant is limiting the number of customers inside, and keeps the front door locked during business hours, I called and asked about the status of our order, to which I was told "it's coming out right now." Now, if this was the end of the story, I would be willing to overlook the 50 minute wait, but because of what happened next, we will not be coming back, and urge others to be wary. What was brought out and placed on our table a few minutes later was not even close to our order -- it had our original order ticket on the bag, but it didn't even contain sandwiches. Naturally, we were perplexed. When we tried to get the situation clarified, we were met with complete and utter annoyance by the staff. They told us they gave our order to another customer, and reluctantly began working to replace ours, much to the frustration of the long queue of people. An apology was never offered. I wonder how the "other customer" enjoyed our sandwiches, instead of the Mac and cheese and kale dishes they had ordered. I am giving them one star, not two, because 2/3 sandwiches that we (finally) got were great (the manor and the fresh mozzarella sandwich). The third, a steak sandwich, looked and tasted like something you'd get off a hot dog truck. With so many restaurants with friendly staff and tasty food on this street, I would suggest skipping the hour long wait and bad attitude should anything go wrong (even if it's their fault!) and try the fantastic bakery up the block.

Nothing like being in the middle of the Catskills and needing a lunch spot. All I needed was my trusty Yelp app and it pointed me to the Main Street Farm! So glad it did. Reviews looked great too and once again, Yelpers were spot on! This amazing farm to table restaurant was really something special. I had the Beaverkill Trout Sandwich and their Potato Leek Soup. I wish I could take this place home with me to Nj! It was really scrumptious. Amar came by our table and made some small talk and she was really charming and you could tell hard-working at the restaurant. Everyone that worked there was friendly and helpful and made sure our meal was enjoyable. I'm sure it is difficult to get a table since there aren't many in the first place. We went at an off hour so our table for 4 was available. I'd definitely go back. What a treat!

Love this place! Totally unassuming. Everything they carry is either local, vegan, gluten free, sustainable. All just great! The bacon egg and cheese is on point, and they made a plate of eggs and bacon for our picky 3 yr old ... he polished off the whole plate! Also the people who work there are all so nice. Most of them have moved out here from Brooklyn, Queens etc during the pandemic. They have great local recommendations too. Highly recommend for a low key bite or local market shopping.

What a wonderful cozy spot! We came here for lunch and ordered the ham sandwich, the prosciutto/mozzarella sandwich, and the chili, all of which was fantastic! The bread on the sandwiches was delicious, and the mustard that came with the ham sandwich was particularly excellent. The mozzarella tasted very fresh, and it was a great combination with the peppers, balsamic, and prosciutto. While we waited for our food, I had a cup of their homemade apple cider which was fantastic and just what I needed on the cold day. We also checked out the market attached. Since we were just passing through and didn't have the need, we didn't buy anything, but such a cute shop with great local produce and meats. They also had a section where you can buy things in bulk- both grains and cleaning supplies. What a great idea! You can really tell they care about their local environment and try to support local farms and businesses, which I love.

If you are from out of town and want all the essentials - coffee, food beer and wine look no further. Great place that is always locally sourced, mostly Organic and always good. So add this place to your list.

I was driving back to NYC from Cooperstown early in the morning and started to feel a bit drowsy, I had heard wonderful things about Main Street Farm and was very close so decided to do a quick pit stop there. Service was fast and friendly and my breakfast sandwich was DELICIOUS. Simple, farm fresh and so tasty. Their cold brew on tap was also exactly what I needed to get on the road. But the five stars in my review have nothing to do with my eating experience, I somehow left my wallet there (2.5 hours from home) and absentmindedly didn't realize this until two days later (after driving all the way home). I traced my steps like crazy and finally tracked my wallet down to Main Street Farm, and Alyssa the incredibly kind and patient manager helped me by mailing my wallet overnight back to me. I can't express enough how heartwarming it was to receive that kindness and just wanted to include that in what was already going to be a rave review! Thanks Main Street Farm, you guys are outstanding!

Heading back to Long Island we just stopped in to grab coffee. It's a cute place, like a mini market. We ordered 2 cold brews but after the pouring the first one, they ran out. The guy at the register was so sweet and offered to make me anything else, he ended up refunding me and actually came out to my car with a can of cold brew that they carry. I usually don't leave reviews but I love places like that with nice people. The cold brew was great also, I'll go back next time I'm near by.

Words I rarely use, like "quaint," and "cozy" are kind of unavoidable here. Because that's what we have, an adorable (another of those words) country store that happens to make amazing coffee and sell a variety of awesome foods. At a remote, country location like that, expectations are not high but these folks know a thing or two about coffee. It was excellent. Next time, I may try the espresso as they have a gigantic gleaming machine and I will bet the know how to use it right! I met the owner and the general manager. Everyone is super-friendly and service is rapid. Sorry I can't report on the food but pretty sure it's pretty terrific too.

Close to the highway and beats the pants off any gas station for a travel stop. There is a gas station up the street though if you happen to need some. A little pricey but that's expected for higher quality locally made stuff. I do wish they had more indoor seating. Pre-made sandwiches have been available the last couple times I was there which is great for grab and go.

I was super excited to come here as it's been highly recommended to me but I was sadly very disappointed. The people working here are all young kids who didn't seem to know what they were doing. I ordered the manor with no red peppers, the liberty with no cheese (allergic!) and an iced latte, I received the manor which had red peppers on it, the liberty which had cheese on it! and an iced matcha?? All of the wrong things plus we waited 40 mins for all of it. They also left the matcha on the side counter and didn't say it was ready or anything. Also.. when we ordered the card machine wasn't working and the cashier couldn't figure out how to manually enter my card, after 4 people trying to fix it they finally did which also took about 15 mins. After the sandwiches and drinks were fixed we finally got to eat. There was a surplus of arugula and definite lack of prosciutto and mozzarella. After I modified it it was good, but definitely not worth it.

A very cute store serving as both a small grocery shop and cafe. While offerings are limited, they offer a very curated selection of organic, vegan, speciality and local products such as farm fresh veggies, staple items and also some local beer, honey, oils, etc. The cafe, serves coffee, teas, some sandwiches, salads etc with a few small seats inside, as well as an outdoor area facing the small brook in the back. Reviews mention long wait times on food, and perhaps lacking service and I would have to agree. While this is not the big city and the pave of life is surely different, the service just felt very empty. Small businesses like this have a huge advantage when it comes to being able to truly interact with their customers, but Main Street Farms doesn't particularly prioritize this. No welcome greeting, no 'can I help you with something', and standing in line to check out, no hello, hi, nothing. When we greeted them, and when we said Thank You after our purchase - silence. So definitely turned off by the blah sergice. We grabbed a pre-made breakfast sandwich, which was actually quite good. It was hot and fresh, two eggs, a little bit of bacon and great cheese on a standard roll. We're not even sure how much it was - there was no pricing listed and we didn't get a receipt. But we bought a 4 pack sampler of local craft beer which was $21.25, the breakfast sandwich, two small donuts and a small coffee and it came out to like $34.00. But overall, not very cheap. Coffee was ok - nothing to write home about. Small donuts (vanilla frosted and apple cider) were good, nothing amazing. They also have some cute souvenir and home decor type things - so if you're around the area, might be an interesting little stop for browsing but nothing to go out of your way for.

What a cute place! Its owned by the same person who owns Kaatskeller which we enjoyed tremendously the night before. It's a bit hectic inside, first come first served. We got lucky with a big available table. We ordered hot sloppy Catskills, cold Liberty and hot pulled chicken sandwiches as well as veggie chili and a chicken soup. Everything was delicious! They also had an amazing ginger kombucha and a tasty latte. There is a store right next door full of delicious organic goodies like honeys, meats, jams, pastas, pestos, etc.