Village Coffee and Goods

Super great coffee here! Great selection of breakfast and lunch options. I got the soup and the special Vanilla Bay Latte. Super great atmosphere and reasonably priced for the quality of the food. It was around $20 for the two items I got (not including tip)- super satisfying soup. The latte was legit- super balanced and not too sweet either, and the latte art was a plus! The soup and coffee was exactly what I needed on a rainy day. Will def be coming back.

Amazing breakfast options. It was so hard to choose! We ended up getting a delicious ham and cheese croissant, and eggs on toast. Both were stunning. The coffee is also outstanding. Shout out to the barista for the lovely latte art on my flat white. Would definitely come here again to try everything else they serve. Coziest place ever!

There are 3 different seating areas, with 2 being inside and one outside, so plenty of room! The selection of breakfast specials made it hard to choose, but the omelette and sourdough toast did not disappoint. The chocolate maple latte was SO GOOD. 10/10 for everything!

This place was such a gem. Our group came for breakfast during our weekend trip in Kingston. The hot drinks came in unique beautiful mugs and the food was delicious, with a lot of vegetarian options. I got a brekkie sandwich - the bacon was a little tough, but taste was good. One side of the cafe is mainly for ordering and then there is another side with seating - one long table that could seat a big group and a couple other small tables.

Food was AH-MAZING!!!! The baked goods tasted so fresh and you could tell it was all homemade! Coffee was ok, nothing that really made me want to come back and get a latte. My mother ordered the maple latte and that was delicious! I ordered the caramel latte and it tasted very dark and bitter, that was very surprising. Cashier was super friendly and kind. The location had convenient store vibes, super cute.

Way too expensive. My sausage and egg sandwich on a croissant was $17.20 which was fine. My wife got the frittata of the day and she complained that it was too dry and flavorless. The latte was decent. I'm a Kingston native so I don't appreciate paying NYC prices for a small local business. I will never go there again as breakfast was over $50 for 2 people.

I tried Olympus Tea (which is apparently the name of the flower. Delicious! A teenie bit peppery but herbal, so no caffeine, and full-bodied. Loved it). The brand is In Pursuit of Tea. I also had a baked apple bar, and a Brekkie. The bar was delicious and not overly sweet which I appreciated, The homemade pesto is unlike any pesto I’ve ever had. It didn’t taste like parsley, and I could even seen leaves that looked like sage. It was fantastic!!!! So was the Vault no 5 cheese and the Roth cheese on top. My one complaint is that the croissant was dripping with oil. Not sure why, but I couldn’t eat it. I took the fillings out and threw out the croissant. That much oil would have added a lot of calories and it was just soggy anyway. Other than that, everything was perfect. A truly unique place. I don’t know if there is a specific ethnic food being offered but brekkie is, as I understand it, Australian. Parking is on the street and there is indoor and outdoor seating with a real communal feel. Lovely walk ways nearby too!

Super chill in there, food was really good and my friend had some good vegan options. I really enjoyed the eggs here, plus the guy at the counter I think his name is John is very nice and chill. Would recommend.

Took my mom here for a mid-morning snack. I got an iced spiced maple latte with a scone and she got a chai latte with a croissant. You could really taste the maple in the latte and the chai was so flavorful, one of the best I have ever had. Would definitely recommend!

Ordered a speciality sandwich the T.A.B.--turkey, apple, and bacon (and cheddar) Instead of T.A.B. It should be renamed to T.C.B. Cause that sandwich was taking care of business all day! So bomb!

Ahhh a better chocolate croissant than Bread alone? Maybe also bc BA shrank there lol. But serious flakiness w/ numerous layers is perfection, it could use more chocolate but the butter flavor covers that. They switch up flavors which can be fun exciting but also sad bc I loveeeed the black sesame. The quiches are amazinggggg and the shiitake bowl yum. Guy at register is nice & friendly so good role for him, the others are okay let's just say they're good to not interacting with people lol. See y'all!

Pricey but delicious!! I love their coffee and baked goods intensely. The maple iced latte is something I crave regularly! I also love the mugs and glassware, small but lovely detail. We've also tried a daily special quiche which was fresh and veggie packed. Weekends are crowded but drinks come out fast, few seats at the bar and can also sit in the cafe area just around the corner.

This is a cute little coffee shop. The coffee is good. 3.5 out of 5. They have some really good baked goods. Chocolate croissant 4 out of 5 Pumpkin blonde (gf/v) 3.5 out of 5 This place is worth trying out and they have a variety of items like dishes, cups and other things. The staff is super friendly and the wait is short! Great service overall!

Food was AH-MAZING!!!! The baked goods tasted so fresh and you could tell it was all homemade! Coffee was ok, nothing that really made me want to come back and get a latte. My mother ordered the maple latte and that was delicious! I ordered the caramel latte and it tasted very dark and bitter, that was very surprising. Cashier was super friendly and kind. The location had convenient store vibes, super cute.

I have been in search for good coffee in the Hudson Valley and I'm so happy to report that I have found it! I tried a cappuccino here and it was so fantastic. I had never heard of the coffee company before, but it was a great blend out of Brooklyn. They also had an extensive food menu, which I always appreciate seeing out of a coffeeshop. Not only did they have pastries but they offered sandwiches and omelettes, I was so incredibly impressed! They had bar seating by the window and a few tables outside to lounge and savor your cup of coffee. I'm so happy to have found this place and would come here daily if I lived in the neighborhood.

We were quickly greeted by the staff- we were waited on kindly and efficiently. The cashier was very friendly and had a great personality. This place is small but packs a lot of good vibes! We had the almond bar and banana muffin. Both were delicious! The coffee was also good. We are happy we stopped by here. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

I had the frittata of the day and it was delicious! Others in our party had the sausage egg & croissant sandwich, quinoa bowel with mushrooms and egg. We were a party of sex and everything came out hot and delicious! The baked goods melted in your mouth, probably contain a bit of butter! Hidden gemof Kingston!

The omelette of the day was absolutely delicious and so was my latte. The staff was friendly. The ambience is quaint. I highly recommend this place!

Cute spot for coffee and other treats. Service was fast and friendly- happy to come again

I went to visit my grandparents in Saugerties and was not expecting to find such a cute little cafe shop only 15 minutes away. Wow! Unfortunately, we came during closing time so we could not enjoy their house made food items. We did buy to-go their chili which was SPECTACULAR. Also, their turmeric granola is very yummy (if you like turmeric). And they have such a SELECTION of honey and honey-based jams which made me very excited. My mom and I are big fans of oatmeal; so, of course, we tried their overnight oats. Imagine Apple Pie. That's the best description I can give ya. Just wowza. One thing I loved about this little gem was their variety and uniqueness. The store itself is my dream come true - arts and crafts with a kitchen. The only minus is that there are few spots to sit there and enjoy your coffee. I loved their ceramic bowls and mugs! Thought that was such a nice touch, for sure. I am excited to come back (one, to visit my grandparents again) but also to try their coffee ;)

Food is overpriced and portions are small and subpar. Their fridge full of goods that they have inside is food though. Drinks are good but over priced. Will not return again.

This place was an unexpected delight. As soon as you walk in the door, you'll notice that you're in the embrace of a legitimate VIBE. Really great croissants, very creative breakfast sandwiches and friendly service from good looking young people including a woman named Melody. Am I singing your song? Kingston is happening and this place is proof. Check it out!

A trendy-looking cafe perfect for coffee/breakfast/brunch. We ordered lattes and split a quiche. While everything was tasty, the most enjoyable part was the atmosphere. The space is light, airy and selling a selection of well-curated food and kitchen items. Everything is pricey, but it fun to browse and see some of the beautiful mugs, and other goods for sale. The seating is down the block and similarly so pleasant to sit in. A perfect way to start your day in Kingston.

Coffee was good here, love the ambiance and selection of market items, but the baked goods are absolutely abysmal. I ordered a muffin which was so tasteless and stale it crumbled as I broke into it, and similarly my cookie crumbled and disintegrated into dust when I tried to break off a piece. How long had they been sitting there?? Staff was nice but clearly couldn't be bothered to mind the quality, much less continue to charge for stale pastries. So infuriating.

What is it about Tuesdays in Upstate New York? I'm sure if I did some deep Googling I could find an explanation, but for I'll remain confused and curious. I've been visiting Hudson for years now and have always found it interesting (read: annoying) that it turns into a ghost town on Tuesdays. As our luck would have it, when we stopped in Kington for lunch last week, it happened to be a Tuesday and everything was closed. We wanted a straightforward breakfast/brunch-type deal and pickings were slim, but I came across Village Coffee and Goods and its seemed to fit the bill. If you're looking for a restaurant, this isn't for you. If you're looking for creative fast-casual, you've come to the right place. Village Coffee and Goods is a tiny but impressive space. A prepared foods fridge, lots of cute coffee accessories and other fun specialty foods, eco-friendly products -- all that feel-good, earth-conscious stuff. Lots of nice options coffee-wise, as one would hope for a coffee shop. Part of our rationale for choosing Village Coffee was its extensive food menu -- larger than most straightforward coffee shops. However, the size of the food menu does not reflect the size of the portions: my fiancé and I both received portions that seemed tiny for the price. Everything was tasty, but we expected something heartier. I ordered the Quinoa bowl w/ seasonal vegetables, mushrooms, greens, chili oil, buckwheat cracker (GF) and homemade kale chips and my fiancé had the Brekkie Sandwich. The bowl was nourishing and healthy, the homemade kale chips were a great touch, but I could have used more than just a sprinkling of the seasonal veggies and mushrooms. Note: while the store itself is too small to accommodate seating, there is a nice little patio with concrete stools right outside. Not covered, so don't plan to sit there if it rains. But great if you come with a pup and/or want something casual, as we did.

Our last day in the Catskills region and gave this place a try driving back down to metro NY area. It is a small storefront but does have indoor seating area which is very clean with AC one store down. My wife got the shiitake bowl for $14 which actually did look very good for a veggie bowl and tasted great. I wish I had gotten that. I had a breakkie sandwich with egg and green pesto on a toasted rye sourdough bread. I loved the pesto and they gave a lot of it, but really with a folded egg for $9 wasn't really worth it. My son got the croissant with egg and bacon which was alright. This place does have a niche but just not really my cup of tea. The hospitality is very nice though. For today, giving it just 3 stars.

Lovely coffee place. It has 3 areas. A small shop where you order and also can buy some stuff. A small indoor cafe if you want to sit inside ( I did since it was hot day) . A lovely garden to enjoy the outside. Parking is easy on the area

SoooOoOoOoOo! I have mixed feelings about this place and I will be truly honest with you. Immediately, this place gives you the vibes you W A N T. There was a little social distanced line outside since they are only allowing I believe 3 people in at a time or one family at a time type of thing. That's totally cool as this place is really small and cozy inside. You wouldn't want all the overcrowding and all especially with covid. The staff was SO SO SO SO SO kind, especially a gentleman with his cool bun in the cashier (wish I got his name) but he was extremely friendly and helpful. Gave us some ideas of things to do nearby end a few menu suggestions. Their smiles were radiating from under the mask and everyone was just so cool. They knew we weren't too decided on what we wanted. (It's so hard to pick food when you're starved hahaha). So they gave us all the time we needed even to browse around with our little furry child. They gave all sorts of cute things you can buy: coffee, jams, soaps, ceramics, kombucha, cheese and so much more. Everything is local! Ok back to the food ordering. I totally ordered with my eyes and ordered their chocolate croissant because in my brain it was nutella. It ended up being too heavy for me because it was actually a s a l t e d chocolate cream. That was my fault. I loved the first two bites but totally hated the rest of it and felt gross after. It's my fault. Not theirs. My hubby couldn't think with the zero sugar in his brain from us being hungry SO he ordered the ramp toast. It was just not what we expected. Again. Our fault. Totally expected some type of different bread type. The pesto was way too heavy too much garlic (a 3 day garlic aftertaste LOL). The chocolate donut was delish though! Can't complain about the coffee as it was great. The only thing I wish is that they would offer a dark roast rather than the light/medium option that they have. Also, if they would do pour over. That would be a dream. Other than that. I'm happy. This place is all vibes. Artists + community. Also the cutest little outdoor space. Dog friendly. Not the best for large parties. But if you're 2-3 you're good. Also. Don't expect amazing food. Just basic. It's more for the vibes and the feels.

Really cute, great coffee and food. Service slow and unfriendly .................... worth waiting for, I guess. How hard is it to smile?

Really nice little shop off the main drag. A great iced flat white and machiato. I find the word curated overused, but it might well apply to the well chosen goods on display here. Our friendly barista gave us some recommendations for places to try in Seattle as well.

Hello dear reader, please be sure to try the lentil burger. It is made of the produce of the earth and demands your interest. The cortado was a delight as well. I asked for it with half n half and it came in a delightful piece of clay art. Nothing like saying "for here" and it truly being for here. Atmosphere was quite nice, lots to see inside the shop and outside as well. But more than all else the staff was friendly and accommodating, down to the leafy Earth. - Devin

One of our favorite spots to visit in Upstate! I love their unique selection of home goods and food! We've tried the sausage roll, blueberry/cardamom pop tart, and hand pies - all have been sooo good. My go to drink is an iced fat toad latte with oatmilk! It doesn't always taste the same when we go, but when Jackie makes it it's the best thing in earth! All of the staff are so friendly and give great recommendations! We always make a point to visit and you should too!

Village idi*t strikes again-- got hit with their appalling service again. My order was forgotten completely and it was a pre-made item in the window lol. I've been supporting this business since day 1 and I was very forgiving during the pandemic as it was a tough time for all food service businesses. This also includes (unknowingly) tipping 25% on food AND their shop goods like soap and ceramics. They have it defaulted to pay tip on all purchases, not just food / service. 9 times out of 10 you will be disappointed with either the extremely slow, scattered and disgruntled service or the poor quality of their food. The food ingredients seem to be good quality but what happens is the flavor profiles make no sense, the ratios are off (huge slabs of bread with thin amount of protein or toppings), rubbery eggs that have been reheated so many times or the pastries are often stale (donuts that have condensation on them and are dense and cold and taste a few days old). These are only a few of my outstanding bad experiences there :( I've had my order forgotten about multiple times and it's hard to swallow waiting watching everyone come and go when you've already paid and tipped them generously. One time they're the fool but over and over again? Sigh. It doesn't bring me joy to have to write this review because upstate needs more thoughtful spaces for food and drink. But this place just fails all the time unfortunately. And it feels worse because they charge nyc prices. They're good and projecting a "cool/hip" brand and have some nice selections in the shop -- but you'll find that they are marked up beyond the usual pricing. Two stars because the coffee is decent!

Pleasant room. Can't rave as it feels somewhat detached from the cafe environment of store next door. Will be trying it out a few more times this year as a place to work from remotely.

I have to say this is one of the best bacon egg and cheese sandwiches I've had. The sunny side up egg is a perfect compliment to the sourdough bread. The cheese (not sure specifically what was used) a white cheese and the bacon was perfectly crispy but not too thin. It was delicious. I drove 30 minutes out of the way to have it 2 days in a row. Definitely a place to visit if you're spending time upstate like me, I live in nyc. The Americano I ordered was delicious as well, I'd recommend the 8oz over the 12 since I've had both. I really enjoyed the energy of the people working here they seem to really love the work and are very kind. If it's a nice day sit outside it's a cute area. 10/10 recommend. I'll definitely come back and bookmark for future visits.

We stopped at this little place briefly on our visit to Duchess County. I've always wanted breakfast in a cozy little place in a quiet little town, and this place was everything I wanted in my dream brunch picture. What was better was bathing in the sun while Andrew, my husband, and I were chatting. I opted for the granola. To be frank, I didn't even have a chance to take a look at the regular menu. The granola bowl on the daily special on the wall was simply so catchy. It has cumin, beets and apple in the same bowl??!! How can you not be surprised? I was pretty curious about what I was up to and was amazed by how well the flavors go together. I'd love the granola to be thicker and crunchier, more cubic than its flatish shape as of now. I'd love to come back again, maybe next time when we come up and visit Roosevelt again :-)

Wow! What a little gem this place is! Needed a late lunch following a medical procedure and found this place nearby. Had the delicious "Soup of the Day"' a Potato and Kohlrabi with crispy mushrooms. It was so good we took more to go home with us! Lots of vegan and GF options and the most delicious hot chocolate! Yum!!! Also a nice selection of goods for purchase. We will be back!

This place is a disorganized mess and the staff is t proactive and helpful. I ordered a hot matcha and it came out cold. They remade it but still it wasn't even room temp. Then we ordered food to go. There's a completely separate area next door where you can eat. After waiting for our food for 20 minutes we finally asked the barista if our food would be coming up. They said to go next door. We'll we go next door and wait longer and I food. I finally had to use the restroom and exit that building and go all the way to the other one. All of that for a lousy matcha and breakfast sandwich.

I don't understand why people come here. Gross Coffee Slow Service High cost

The coffee is really inconsistent here. Sometimes the shots are PERFECT, and the quality of the coffee can shine. But frequently the shots are burnt tasting - which is a BUMMER. As unfortunate as that is, I still go here because of the convenience (close to home). The thing that's making it feel like being a customer here is becoming less of an option for me is the fact that it's staffed mostly, if not entirely now, by white men. As a person of color, it feels terrible going in there, especially when your questions or requests are answered in condescending tone by white men.

This place is worth the drive. Small store area and the safety measures are definitely in place. I wanted the shiitake bowl but it was lacking in flavor. It had a kick of spice but didn't really live up to its name. The shredded chicken bowl was delicious, however. We also splurged in the chia pudding and overnight oats--both yummy. I ordered a ginger chocolate chip cookie (because, why not?!) and ended up buying extras to bring home. Pricey meal and I wouldn't order the shiitake bowl again but the ambiance and other food made up for it!

Good coffee and takeout breakfast, prices seem a bit steep for outside the city. I had the veg breakfast special which was a fresh slice of toast topped with a fried egg and lots of veggies. It was satisfying and wholesome but price seemed like NYC pricing. Iced coffee was served in a hot coffee cup and was pretty good. They have tons of nice local goods in the shop, kinda hard to really browse since only one person inside at a time. Also there's ample backyard seating and tables to have your coffee and snacks. No bathroom though during Covid times.

Great Coffee Yummy treats and eats, really nice staff. Friendly for all types of eaters: gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, etc.

Super cute café and shop. Seriously, I keep finding places in Kingston that I love that I'm really wishing Kingston was closer to me. I want to come back here for their food menu as everything looks so delicious. Their general store looks lovely and if I lived in Kingston I know I'd be a regular.

Very interesting options! Someone recommended this place after they saw us staring at pakt, which was closed that Saturday morning. So glad they did because this place is great. I got the oyster mushroom toast with brie, micro broccoli, and sliced apples. It was savory and worked very well together. The toast is actually filling and you could probably even share it with someone. I also had the chocolate maple latter which was the perfect temperature when I got it! It was sweet and smoky, just perfect for the 7 deg weather. There are counter seats as well as normal seating next door.

A+ all the way. Amazing food and sweets, with gorgeous housewares that make amazing gifts.

Tiny nook mostly for takeout, but they have a counter and a few stools. Food and coffee were delicious. I had a frittata and flat white. Friendly service too.

Cute cafe and nice barista Ordered: Hot latte Pumpkin spice latte Coffee tasted delicious The cafe sells some special food and products. I really wanted to try homemade ice cream, but I travelled to Hudson and didn't have any ice bag unfortunately. Must visit when u are in Kingston

I love this place. Every time I pass by Kingston I have to stop and get food from here. Everything taste amazing and fresh. The bread is HEAVAN!! Highly recommend checking this place out.

Great spot for morning coffee and croissant. The coffee was spot on and I had croissant with egg and cheese. The baked goods looked great, especially a peanut butter and chocolate bread pudding and a home made fruit filled pop tart. Big plus was a comfortable place to sit. Worth a visit

My mom and I decided to check this place out since we'd driven past a couple of times, we were curious about them, and they seemed to get really good reviews on Yelp. Well, to put it simply and succinctly, if you're not a hipster, you're not welcome. The second my mom and I walked in, I felt immediately unwelcome and rather put off. The woman who was the cashier was very cold and unfriendly and the vibe we got was that we should have immediately known what we wanted the second we walked in, even though the specials and other items are not listed on the small menu taped to the glass out front. We took a minute or two to look around the tiny shop before picking out two of their sandwiches, a drink, and a cookie. In hindsight, we should have just turned around and left because, for the small amount of food we got, and for how meh it was, it came to over $30... We were told to wait outside for our food to be brought to us, which we did. While the little outdoor eating area is a nice idea, the table we sat at while waiting for our food unfortunately smelled like cat piss. Bummer, and something that was completely out of control and nothing the business could have done about it, so we obviously didn't stay there to eat our lunch. The guy who brought our food out to us was very nice, which was almost jarring compared to how cold the cashier was when we first ordered. My mom got the pesto toast while I got a sandwich sort of thing called 'The Veg'. Both meals were lackluster and, like I mentioned before, small for how much we paid for them. All in all, we don't plan on coming back. The migrant hipsters can patronize the place, I'll spend my money at another establishment where I feel more welcome and my bank account feels less taken advantage of.

The mushroom bowl is such a delight. Really refreshing vegetarian options considering nearby Stamford didn't offer good veggie options

Came on a busy Sunday, food and drinks taste great but team is so unorganized. Waited forever for a breakfast sandwich as well as a pork roll pastry that was pre made. They should have given us the pastry with my latte but I waited about half an hour for it along with my sandwich. Amidst all the waiting I didn't realize they never gave me an iced tea I ordered as well. Pickup window staff was inaccessible to ask for these items while I was waiting. Womp womp.

Not only a great place to grab excellent coffee and breakfast (chia pudding, pastries, and more) but also a lovely assortment of local produce, cheeses, meets, and other locally produced decadent picnic items. I also love that they're advertising an art walk later this month (September 2021) and that the shop is accessible by bike. I'm definitely excited to come back to Kingston to explore the Empire and 1776 trails and I'll be stocking up on Village Coffee's awesome provisions.

A wonderful Third Wave Coffee shop. Great aesthetic and great selection of coffee and foods. The shop provides a lot of great at-home brewing tools as well as some local goods as well (jams, butters, etc.) The coffee was really great. I ordered a flat white and the extraction of espresso as well as the milk texture was spot on. I also ordered the bacon egg and cheese on a croissant. This was hands down the best breakfast sandwich I've ever consumed. The flakey texture from the buttery croissant with the nutty flavor notes from the cheese; then a fluffy egg paired with the most beautifully cooked pieces of thick cut bacon just blew me away. Definitely a spot to visit if you are in the area. 11/10 would recommend.

Visiting Kingston on a local getaway from NYC for the extended weekend with my fiancé. Always looking for a local coffee shop and came across this spot on Yelp, saw the great reviews and knew I had to try it out. Well to start, coffee is GREAT. I ordered a cortado with oat milk and the strawberry chocolate coffee cake, both of which were amazing . Staff is extremely friendly, helpful and provide a warming atmosphere for their customers. This small coffee spot also sells many homemade/local goods. Definitely a go to spot in Kingston !!

We were on our way to Catskills but stopped here for some brunch. I really appreciated all the covid precautions that were taken. Only one person/family was allowed inside at a time. The place is small but they had a lot of cool things to look at. I ordered the breakfast croissant and it was SO amazing. I think it may have been the best croissant I have ever had. I wish I had gotten a few to go. We also got a toast with some kind of butternut squash spread with something spicy on it that gave it quite a kick. The coffee was amazing too!