The Kitchen Table

This was our first visit to The Kitchen Table and definitely won't be our last! We ordered the Cuban Sandwich and was the most amazing Cuban we ever ate. It was so decadent and juicy. Came with a side of Cape Cod chips. We also ordered the Chicken Salad with salad & did not disappoint. Enjoyed every bite. Can't wait to go back and try other items on the menu!

Visited The Kitchen Table in Pound Ridge and had a somewhat mixed experience—so I’m settling on giving it 4 stars but I think it should be closer to a 3.5. Their coffee truly stood out. Both the cappuccino and vanilla latte I had were excellent—thoughtfully crafted and delicious. Their service was excellent and the staff their were giggling, chatting with us and overall having a good time. I always had someone within reach to get help or answer questions even though it was really busy when we went. The food is where I had my issues. I was slightly underwhelmed. My huevos rancheros lacked the expected crunch, and the beans seemed a bit under-seasoned. My wife's breakfast burrito was described as 'meh'. Given the price, I hoped for a little more in terms of flavor. That said, their talent for brewing great coffee shines through. I hope to see some improvements in the food to match the wonderful beverage experience. I’ll definitely be back to savor another latte.

Came here for an early weekday breakfast and it was so charming, quiet, relaxing, ate inside. Delicious brioche French toast, amazing and unique iced dirty chai latte, solid burrito. Played cards and chilled. Would totally come back for another great morning start. 5 stars!!!!

No place better than this for avocado toast! Love the friendly welcome and great service. The food is fresh and coffee is delicious. Plus they have the works of local artists on display which gives this great connection to the community. Pound Ridge is lucky to have this little gem!

Great and cozy place with good waiters. I like to come there. I did not like an avocado toast. They used $1.60 avocado paste from a supermarket on a toast. Charged $12 for a piece of bread with some avocado paste. Shame. One large avocado cost $1.49. You can make 4 avocado toasts with just one avocado.

What's there to say about this wonderful spot with our favorite staff, the food and drink delights, and mindful deco? This is the spot you would hope to walk into in Pound Ridge, NY. Personality in every aspect, but without attitude. Lovely!

Made a short visit to check out Pound Ridge and came across this gem! Loved the chai latte. Friendly gathering spot!

Stopped on a whim after a Saturday work appt, staff was so lovely and called me by name. I ordered the food to go, figuring I would take a bite and eat the rest when home. The breakfast burrito was so good that I may or may not have ate the whole thing in my car:) Also appreciate the real honey and think slice of lemon for my green tea! Will be my new go to passing through Pound Ridge for sure.

Great friendly service and easy parking. Large menu for a casual cafe. Kid friendly. Gets packed during peak hours. Good portions for the price as well.

Nice little neighborhood spot. The staff were friendly and the food was really good. When you arrive you are greeted by a friendly staff. You order at the counter and the wait staff will bring the food to your table. Most of the customers are regulars and everyone appears to know each other. A nice friendly environment.

Came here for an early weekday breakfast and it was so charming, quiet, relaxing, ate inside. Delicious brioche French toast, amazing and unique iced dirty chai latte, solid burrito. Played cards and chilled. Would totally come back for another great morning start. 5 stars!!!!

I heard some good things about this restaurant so I went with a friend. Our food was very mediocre and they charged us $17 for a glass of wine! Service was ok, the waitress seemed confused. Sorry to say, but don't bother.

Breakfast lunch and sometimes dinner. Small and unique. Daily specials. Nice people. Eclectic stuff for sale. Outside tables too.

I visited for the first time recently. I did not know that it wasn't really a sit down restaurant. You have to order and pay at the register and then they bring it to you. If you decide you need something else, you must get up and stand if in line to order and pay. The food was good and the place is cute. It was quite crowded which is a good sign but be aware that the food options are limited and it's more high end cafeteria style as opposed to a restaurant. I would go again and have no complaints about the food at all. It was just not what I was expecting. Next time I will know to just get the takeout.

What's not to love about The Kitchen Table? Great coffee, yummy sandwiches and avocado toast, cute candles and great clothing? I have the navy long sleeve cotton tee and the heather burgundy tee. Everyone knows everyone and there's plenty of parking in the rear. I don't really eat bacon, but I do love a good BLT and theirs is terrific.

Love love this place. First time and just passing by, don't know the area. Friendly, smart - appreciative. Fun menu - breakfast all day and lunch choices. Cute, clean! And loved my very basic BLT - it was best I've had in years. Delicious coffee drink too. Wish I lived nearby - would be there a lot!

I love the atmosphere. This is the place to be. I haven't dined here. I've only had drinks to go (pomegranate mimosas yes please)! While waiting in line I observed the most appetizing dishes pass by that the patrons seem to enjoy. It's a very informal space with an equally informal vibe. Order at the counter, find a seat then eat. Pretty straight forward.

Coffee is always great here and the food is pretty good. The staff is very friendly. Convenient to just sit quiet. Or work on your laptop. Or bring your dog to the front patio on a nice day.

Breakfast, lunch or dinner... You can't go wrong. I love this establishment. I always have the baked oatmeal and iced latte and the grilled cheese sandwich is amazing!!!! And the staff is fast and friendly

So I drove up early from New Jersey to visit my kids and dropped in to The Kitchen Table to grab a cup of coffee. Unfortunately, they open at 8:00 and it was only 7:30. I walked back to my car and a nice gentlemen popped out and said "what would you like?" I says just a cup of coffee. He said "come on in." He poured me an excellent cup of coffee and said, "it's on the house." Something about genuine hospitality and a good cup of coffee that restores my faith. Thank you for your hospitality!

What a great little breakfast and coffee spot. Great cappuccino and great service with a smile. Just what you need to start your day!

Food was very slow to come out for just a few simple sandwiches with nobody there. Service was quite openly rude as well.

We went here due to the reviews but were disappointed by both the food and the service. If you're local and white, this place may work for you. It seemed that those types of people were welcomed and staff were friendly with. Woman who took our order did not even look our way at the time. Waited for the order while other names were called out. I saw a staff member place a bag on the counter but I had to go over see if it was ours. When we got to our table outside, we saw that toast was missing. Went inside to tell them and it was as if this toast was part of the family and we were asking for the world. Two members of the staff had to confer that toast was indeed ordered. Took a good 7 minutes just to get the precious toast. Woman handed toast in a box without saying anything - no apology for the wait or that the toast was missing. On to the food - terrible. Bland and not worth the paper it was wrapped in.

Today was my first time actually coming to the store! Staff soooooo friendly! It's such a neat spot to visit. The decor is dope, they know everyone by name! Even dressed for st patties day! So cool lol

Quaint and cute place for coffee, beer, wine, with a huge menu for breakfast and dinner. Our family stopped by on our way to New Haven for a cup of coffee and restroom. The decor here is thoughtful and beautiful. The staff was friendly and cheery. Bathrooms were neat and clean. In fact, when we walked in, the manager McKenna was actively sweeping behind the bar underneath the mats. While we stayed briefly at the counter, the bar top was clear of debris and had no sticky spots. Ice coffee was solid and they even carry almond milk.

Kitchen Table is always great! Awesome place to sit and eat or take out. My favorite Saturday lunch spot

McKenna and Tallene (sp?) were so genuinely warm and inviting when I walked into The Kitchen Table and met them both earlier this summer. Today, McKenna was as kind and outgoing as the first time we'd met. Thank you to The Kitchen Table's owners, managers, and staff for your devotion to a pleasant experience for customers - notably during the busy times when I visited - for demonstrating your support for marginalized communities as well as for independent artisans within your own community, and for your interest in your customers that clearly extends beyond their patronage. I'm happy to have been introduced to The Kitchen Table by my friends.

Recently moved cross country and landed here in Pound Ridge. Love this place. Super friendly. Incredible coffee. Welcoming friendly staff. You're even greeted by the owners husband who has Catskills comedic material on hand. Win win. After reading some of the negative reviews I've come to realize humans are slightly insane and definitely incredibly precious. This place is a gem. Perfect combination of small town charm, highest quality coffee and great food. Come for the coffee,stay for the standup comedy set. 5 stars!! the hands down winner in Pound Ridge for coffee. Wish they were open 7 days a week. A fella can dream.....

Adorable little place. Friendly service and great coffee. My daughter had a delicious smoked salmon sandwich for breakfast. We will be returning often.

Food was excellent! We ordered the breakfast burrito, salmon on ciabatta and oatmeal. Portion size a little small but all were fantastic. Due to Covid there was no dine in experience which is the reason for the 4 stars. We didn't know there wasn't any seating until we arrived. Call first if you're looking to sit and eat during Covid times.

Very cute place that has tables for 2 and 4. Be warned that they can literally only serve one person at a time. "Our grill is just yay-big" we were told, when my husband was served his breakfast burrito (on a paper plate), and wondered after 5 min where my french toast was. We watched one person at another table (for 2) get his plate while his date waited. One person served at the table for 3 next to us... and then I was served; my husband 1/2 way through his meal. French toast was good. Coffee and breakfast burrito were average. Lunch was approaching and we watched a large pot of something be delivered from the rear. A full pyrex dish arrived next. Food's not being made here.

Very cute and good food. Would definitely go back. There were lots of bees outside but not the fault of the restaurant.

Everything here is done well. Service, tasty coffee, nice swag and souvenirs. Could be open more hours.

Staff is sometimes nasty. A small kitchen so if with a group and order hot food, it takes a long time.

I stopped here to pick up a sandwich or something light, and ordered (and paid) pretty quickly at the counter, but after waiting 20 minutes, I canceled my order, got my money back, and left. The sandwich​ I ordered cost $15. I drove two minutes down the street, pulled into Scotts Market, went to the deli department, ordered a great turkey sandwich on a roll for $7.99, and I paid and was out of the store in less than 5 minutes. The people running the Kitchen Table seems like well-meaning sort of folks, but harried-looking and understaffed to handle the few people they had at 2 o'clock on a sunny Saturday. There was only one man in the tiny kitchen serving up the orders, and he could work only so fast, one order at a time. And the staff didn't make any effort to apologize for the delay. Try someplace else.

Great coffee and friendly service. Love the menu and cozy atmosphere. Avacado toast is my favorite.!

This place was adorable! Simple but very very good. We had our baby with us, and they were so accommodating, kind and helpful. The spicy chicken quesadilla was excellent and the rosé was delicious.

Decided to stop in while I was passing through because the cafe looked cute and quite a few people were eating inside. The service was fine but unfortunately the food fell very short in taste and quality. For two drinks a small soup and avocado toast that we shared the bill was over $40. I'm fine with that if the food is excellent but both my husband and I were honestly shocked when the avocado toast came out, on a paper plate with cheap sliced bread as the base for that price. Sadly I won't be back.

I loved this place. It's cozy, yummy menu and we had great service. Portions are smaller than other places, but the quality of what the service is great. It's a must try. Don't trust the negative reviews.

Great fresh food and service. The specials are delicious, lattes too and you have to try the avocado toast with an egg

The kitchen table is the best place in pound ridge, It's about a 20 minute drive from where I live but it's worth it every time. The staff is always so friendly and helpful. The food is amazing, today I got a Bacon Egg and Cheese and inhaled it before I could take a picture of how perfect it was. 10/10 will be coming back!

Ignore the disgruntled villageois who are making odd personal attacks. This place has the best coffee in the area and super delicious food. This is quickly becoming my Saturday morning go-to place.

Love this place! The ambiance is great, the food is wonderful and the service, if not a little slow, is thoughtful and courteous. The menu is fairly standard, but each concoction feels unique to The Kitchen Table. I love the Cuban sandwich on a paper plate. Though it was on the wrong bread, it's obviously a recipe unique to this establishment and tastes great. It made me feel like I was in Key West! Likewise, the BLT is super yummy! Be warned, they close at 3pm.

Love the gluten free meatballs! They go great as a side with the gluten free pizza. And great service to boot.

Thoughtful, quaint, and cozy little breakfast/brunch nook located in the heart of the hamlet of Pound Ridge. A tasty yet creative menu with good ole fashioned comfort food along with some healthy options. I agree the service needs a little work, but other than that, it is a nice place to go either with your partner, or family. We'll be back for sure... hopefully the service improves so I can upgrade them to five-stars!

This restaurant is an absolute gem, from the great food to the homey atmosphere to the wonderful staff. The owners, Robbie and Dafne Everrett, have created a unique blend of farmhouse meets coffee house meets your house. Everyone here is family and all are well served. Don't miss it.

This is the quintessential small town America eatery serving excellent unique and sometimes quirky dishes in a country atmosphere. It's tucked away in a sleepy northern Westchester town that completes the picture of 1955 America (in a good way). WHAT TO GET: Breakfast and brunch. Baked goods are good and the chinna-muff (toasted with butter) is a must order. The bacon, egg, and cheese (on a croissant) is fantastic, and the Nutella toast is great. Also, the ice coffee is a must -- not sure why it is so good but it is exceptional. The servers are friendly and knowledgeable locals. WHAT TO SKIP: Being in a rush. This is county environment at a country speed.

The best place for a bite to eat in Pound Ridge! Great service and people! The grilled cheese is to die for and I know they have excellent specials. Super welcoming restaurant and come here for a great time

Egg salad sandwich came on a COLD toasted piece of bread with almost no egg salad. It looked so cheap, they really should give more and pay more attention.

Phenomenal!! Best French toast I ever had. The waitstaff is so nice and helpful. GO HERE!!!

Our favorite place for dinner is The Kitchen Table. If you haven't tried their weekend dinner menu, you're missing out on the best food in town and the most pleasant outdoor dining environment in town (think flowers and garden, peaceful and pretty). And it's kid friendly! They also have a wonderful beer and wine menu, and delicious desserts. Daphne and her staff consistently make us feel happy and welcomed. We always look forward to our dinner nights out, esp in these times because it's something we don't do as often as before.

Really really good wonderful food and people. Prices are great! Loved my burrito. Highly dope.

Fantastic service. Super dog friendly. Great coffee, amazing veggie sandwich and yummy croissants! You will love this place!

I love this place. While I'm not a coffee drinker, I hear the coffee is outstanding. I like the tea selection. The soups are excellent the avocado toast is divine. The breakfast burrito is great, though a bit small. Love the spicy chicken quesadilla which is served on Friday nights. The service is friendly and informal. While its not fine dining, it's the best place to drop in, grab a snack and a drink and catch up on what's happening in town. Yes, they serve on paper plates, but that doesn't bother me at all.

I find it hard to like this place, although there aren't many places to eat in this little hamlet, and the owners have a bent toward a natural and healthy vibe. But the noise level is on par with an industrial manufacturing plant thanks to a near nuclear cappuccino machine that seems to threaten exploding any minute in a Queen Mary boiler room holocaust. The food is average, much of it imported from elsewhere, the music competing for audial attention. If you're looking for a quick eat and run its probably fine. If you want a thoughtful cup of coffee and pensive read if a newspaper, forget it.

Just found out they serve pre package food from Costco and Stew Leonard's. I can get all that myself if I wanted to. https://data.lohud.com/restaurant-inspections/westchester/kitchen-table-at-pound-ridge-the/859235/

This is a follow-up to my first review of this place, when I came here originally for dinner. At that time, I gave this place 3 stars. This time I came by for breakfast along with a companion. I ordered one egg over multigrain bread, avocado spread and some sort of greens. My companion ordered the French toast. Both were underwhelming. When we overheard two other diners asked why they were being served on plastic plates rather than on regular plates, and we asked what was going on, we were told - somewhat abruptly - by our young waitress that the restaurant "always" serves everything on plastic plates, except for the oatmeal, because the building is "water-restricted." That was news to us, since all the other restaurants in town don't seem to have this problem, and the restaurant did not claim to have this issue when we were last here. I did insist that we be served on regular plates (which the waitress did), but my question now is: how can a restaurant safely function in a "water-restricted" building? Does this mean that there's not enough water to clean dishes? To wash hands? To run a bathroom? Not sure, but I am concerned enough that I will not return here anytime soon. As to the food - an afterthought at this point - it was mediocre at best. The food was poorly and unimaginatively presented; the preparation was mediocre; and for what it was ... well, it was overpriced. The coffee, at least, was decent, but that was it. The space is clean and presentable, but the restaurant is presumptuous about subsidizing local farmers and "fresh" food. There are better representatives elsewhere. Other restaurants in the area, including the local diner just across the way, do a much better job all around.