The Mud Club - Woodstock

Coffee was good! Bagels were 4 stars. The filling of the sandwichs were good tho. 5 stars for the ambiance and vibes. Such a cute place with lots of seating options all over the property. Would def come back for that and for the coffee.

Something about the way they brew their coffee makes it better than any other coffee I’ve ever had. Surprisingly, the Mecca for coffee snobs is here in Bearsville. 10/10 would visit again. Outdoor seating, the vibe is amazing. I could sit there all morning

I was just charged $32 for one bacon egg and cheese bagel and two coffees. To add insult to injury, they forgot the bacon (which was a $7 up charge). The person taking my order couldn’t have been more disinterested in helping me. This was the most mediocre, expired gas station quality bagel I’ve ever had. You’d be better off just setting your money on fire than eating here.

Great little coffee shop with TONS of creative sweet treats and hot delicious coffee. They have wonderful areas outside to kickback and relax in the sun. Even on a cold winter day it felt good sitting outside. They have heat lamps as well. Friendly and knowledgeable staff! We ordered a coffee, the buckwheat chocolate chip cookie, AMAZING Croissant bread pudding ( seriously yum ) and a sweet granola bar with fresh jam. Lovely place !

Second time visiting while in Woodstock and the coffee is just as great as it was the year before if not better. Great environment and rustic design. This morning the bon fire was burning outside creating a nice winter outdoors feel.

Would recommend for food and coffee!
We had a oatmilk cappuccino with an extra shot and a iced latte with oatmilk and an extra shot.

Both were great!

The bagel sandwich I had was delicious, but it was not worth FIFTEEN dollars for a counter-service place where they didn’t even bother to wipe the rainwater off the tables and chairs so people could sit down (it had rained previously, but stopped long before I got there). Every other place in the area charges a reasonable price for their breakfast options, inflation and all. Not understanding the price-gouging.

Everybody else’s stuff is ALSO farm to table so you’re really not standing out here if that’s the reasoning.

The coffee was disappointing. It tasted like stale beans were used to brew it.

They don’t have flavor shots as caramel for the lattes. Only regular lattes. Tasted like regular coffee with milk to me. Bagels are really small, they look like mini bagels. A little over priced if you ask me. They are good though and fresh. I liked the outside set up with the chairs, heat lamps & fire pits.

Best bagels ever. Period. They are not as huge as the NY ones and you don’t have cream cheese falling out every time you try to bite it. The texture and taste of the bagel are superb. My only disappointment was that they run out of plain bagels pretty fast - poppy seeds were the only bagels left when I got there at noon and they didn’t show any intention of making new ones that day. Be prepared to wait in line. Totally worth it assuming they have bagels other than the poppy seeds ones.

Definitely enjoyed and loved being there. The environment is really pretty. Everything is well decorated.

I do want to visit this place again. I was there once only but still remember how warm, and welcomed, and relaxed I felt there.

I love plants in general. So seeing this wonderful pot with healthy and pretty succulents did improve my mood and made me want to come back to reexperience the esthetic pleasure I felt there.

The coffee was tasty. But so far my favorite place is Ogawa coffee in Bosotn, MA.

Great coffee and the largest almond croissant I’ve ever had!