Village Grocery and Refillery

Good cookies and very good coffee. Nice but limited seating area in winter. Good produce. Expensive local craft beers. Kind and fast service. Sandwiches looked delicious. Definitely worth a visit for the coffee and nice atmosphere alone!

What a treasure! You do not want to miss this extraordinarily delicious food served up by friendly, efficient and skilled staff. My dish and hot beverage were both works of art...dessert too! I know the prices may seem high, but it's unfortunately the cost of real whole food these days and I do hope that changes with growing demand for better, healthier and more affordable food options. In the meantime, in my opinion, this food is worth every penny and then some! Thank you.

I come here as a treat for myself At one point I was going daily but it's definitely pricey for everyday.. they do offer a membership and it's a good deal but still not in my budget BUT all their stuff is super fresh and high quality Their turkey sandwich is so good!! Definitely hipster vibes but that's just what Kingston is turning into now 🫠 but I'm not gonna get into that cuz that's a larger conversation I'm just talking about FOOD!! 5 stars no complaints Makes me feel fancy and rich so just for that I'll take it

What a lovely place! It smells inviting right as you walk in. There is a case with amazing looking pastries all of which are housemaid. I really enjoyed the ham and cheese croissant I got. indoor and outdoor seating is available. Bring your own containers to refill on staples.

The coffee was awesome!! I got an iced maple syrup latte. I love the whole concept of the store, I really love it. But the place is a little overpriced. I would love to shop there, but now sure if id be able to afford it. But again, the coffee and baked goods were great.

All the stars! We get most of our produce, eggs, milk and bread from this place, all sourced locally. So grateful to have them in the neighborhood -- a perfectly curated selection of all the staples... My husband and I always joke that if you have to go somewhere else to buy it, you probably shouldn't be eating it :) Thanks for being awesome Village!

First things first - great coffee here! You can also buy groceries, featuring refills and bulk for soaps, grains, nuts, etc. Basic choices of high quality grocery items, including a refrigerated section, fresh produce, sandwiches, snacks. Extra features: it's bikeable, just off the new Empire State Trail. No bike racks, yet. Clean restroom, outdoor seating. Next door to the Kingston Standard microbrewery. Around the corner from Revolution Bicycles, an excellent independent local bike shop. One block from the Meat Wagon butcher shop.

Love shopping around in the general store and dining outside on the patio. Great coffee and lots of gluten free options including backed goods and pastries.

Excellent food, coffee and pastries. Very friendly staff working hard all together. I got their smoked turkey sandwich with gf bread. It's some of the best gf bread I've ever had and I believe they make it in house. GF people know how rare a good gf bread is. This is absolutely worth the stop for those who are GF. I also had the maple latte which was perfectly sweetened and not too sugary and the coffee is not acidic. I also got two pastries to go, again, perfectly sweetened pastries, not super sugar heavy and they were both moist and super super delicious. These guys known what they're doing.

This place is a tough one. First off, kimchi (house made) is awesome. I go there literally for just that. But I also get coffee. They may have the best cup or tied for 1st best cup in Kingston. But also also they have great baguettes! If you can get them.... I find it hard to validate some of their pricing but BUT overall I would recommend supporting them. They add a lot to our community.

Thoughtful selection of locally grown and made goods. The coffee is serious, the service is friendly, and the baked goods are totally bomb. Go to village ya'll

Somehow I had no idea this was even here, and has been for over a year! We used to shop at the Sunshine Market (though admittedly, not very often; only when we happened to be nearby and needed a few things and didn't want to go to a full-blown supermarket. Sunshine actually filled in a perfect niche between running to the gas station because you ran out of milk and going to Hannadford/Adam's/Shoprite for your weekly shopping. But I digress). It was a nice little surprise, but a few notes: Cons: 1) Yes, it is expensive, though the quality of all of the items (prepared and freshly made) seems high 2) Yes, it's full of hipsters (both employees and customers) so if this annoys you for some reason, prepare yourself ahead of time 3) It's only half the size of the old Sunshine market (which is kind of weird... what's in the other half of the building? It even still says Sunshine Farm Market on the east side of the building) 4) The counter setup sucks. There's about 5 employees milling about (and more in the back) but it's unclear where to place your order, where to pick it up, who to pay, and where to wait. The store could REALLY use an "Order here" and "Pickup here" sign, but I guess it's not cool and would mess up their feng shui or whatever, so be prepared to get frustrated with this. I actually flagged down an employee and asked if I was suppose to order at the counter and pay at the register and she actually said "Either one". Then when some other employee finally came out to take my order, he gave me a terminal to pay for my order... at the counter... not at the register... Yikes. This place rivals Sunrise Bagels for worst ordering flow. 5) What the hell is a Refillery? Pros: 6) Plenty of parking in front 7) A customer bathroom is available though it's kind of awkwardly positioned in the main sales floor area 8) Kingston Standard is next door, which I have been meaning to try, but it was closed. Maybe next time! 9) We ordered some food, sandwiches, and baked goods. All were really fresh and tasty. Portion size didn't look like much but actually we found it quite adequate. 10) There's a nice seating area out back with tables, benches, and chairs

This sister location to Village Coffee is a gem. Prepared food, sandwiches, coffee and baked goods as well as fresh produce from local farms eggs, milk, cheese yogurt, jams, honey and bulk items like dried beans, granola, pasta, nuts and seeds. Even laundry detergent. Prices are mostly reasonable. Cute outdoor tables if you want to eat on site. I love that you can bring your own containers or they have paper bags if you forget. People even donate glass jars, which is very clever. It's a small place and it does get fairly busy, and a bit cramped. Also, you need to do all of your own weighing of the bulk items, which can be confusing the first visit and time consuming, so plan ahead for that.

This spot is a culinary treasure! Their freshly baked daily breads are divine, and the sandwiches are a flavor explosion. Don't skip their amazing coffee and baked goods. A must-visit for breakfast or lunch.

I'm not really impressed with this place at all. Everything is incredibly overpriced. Why would I pay over $15 for a head of cauliflower? I can find the same local stuff at a cheaper cost. Just seems like the owners want most of the profit. This is clearly not a place for low-income community members to come to...specifically because it is based in a low-income area. It just feels off. I came in for coffee one morning cause I was desperate and ran out of some at home. I figured I'd buy a bag instead of a cup. $22 dollars for 12oz of coffee? I couldn't believe it. I just ended up getting a cup and the coffee was mediocre itself. If you're gonna be a coffee place, at least have decent coffee. The tipping point for me was when I was in the store to get coffee, a woman who I assume may have been one of the owners was yelling at the top of her lungs at her employees. It was weird because it was as if there was no self awareness that customers were in the store. I had asked someone there if that was the owner and they told me yes. It doesn't seem like they treat their employees with any respect or dignity. That was the last time I went there. There are so many marginalized people in this community. This is just another bougie NYC tourist trap. Local community members, stay far away.

An absolutely DESPICABLE business! $17 for an insanely greasy bacon egg and cheese sandwich, and thats just the start. Everything is grossly overpriced and served with a nasty (we're better than you) attitude. Like who do you guys think you are? You move into the poorest area in kingston and price gouge like your in NYC. Go back to WilliamsBurg you horrible people.

Some of the best and freshest food in town. I had a truly dope rice bowl there the other day. People are nice, food rules, rice bowl really rocked my socks.

My husband and I thought we'd pop in last week and we're glad we did. A little disappointed because the place is a little out of our budget range. It seems to be more of a touristy place for out of towners to spend their money rather than lifetime locals and other lower income community members. We were however delighted to see some delish looking ham and cheese pin wheels. My husband and I ordered one to split and we wish we had ordered the rest of them. They were TO DIE FOR. The dough was melt-in-your-mouth good and the rest of the ingredients tasted, for lack of a better word, scrumptious. Definitely gonna be popping back in there for the pinwheels!

i love it here! really nice guy at the counter today, washed our blueberries for us and made me an excellent flat white. pastries, bread and muffins r super good. i love shopping at a small place like this where everything is curated and you know that it's good. it's expensive, but really good quality stuff, small business supporting other small businesses! very good vibes. at a certain point before i knew about the farmers market i was going here to fill large food orders like a dumb dumb but now that i'm acclimated i recognize village coffee and grocery as the treat it is.

Absolutely incredible sandwiches with a wide variety. Excellent selections of meats and cheeses, consistently delicious, fresh pastries, and a cute selection of bulk or household items. Wonderful, friendly staff. A big qualm with this place though is the pricing. The produce is absolutely bonkers. If you don't look carefully, you could be paying $9 for a watermelon or $7 for a bag of chips. Their avocados cost $3.50 or 3/$9. Really wish Village would reduce its pricing so locals can actually eat there. It really is in a prime location for community-building and it's a shame it's pandering to the gentrification currently sweeping town. For now, this is definitely a 'treat' spot or a spot where second-home folks/weekenders go to.

Awesome selection of baked goods, sandwiches, and prepared foods with a wide range of dietary options. Lots of good local produce. It can be a bit pricey, but the membership option is great if you live nearby (I get 25% off of all purchases).

The baked goods are amazing, the sandwiches and menu are delicious, and the prepared foods are excellent. The refillery name is a bit misleading (I refill soaps here but that's it) because it's more of a specialty grocery store with coffee, meals, and baked goods. It's definitely a bit expensive, but if you get a membership the prices are very reasonable.