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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 coffee and the largest almond croissant I’ve ever had!
The cutest outdoor space for excellent brunch items.
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.
Went here when the rain began to fall - some pretty good drinks and bagels in here!
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!
Absolutely amazing! Nice Woodstock vibes and delicious food and coffee
This place serves up a great bagel. Love the vibes it presents, and will definitely come back for a cocktail and music.
Coffee was delicious, nice outdoor concept that would be perfectly suited for any season besides winter. Very fast and friendly service.
Really good wood fired bagels and other baked goods. Great place for breakfast. We haven't tried lunch there yet. Nicely designed natural al fresco dining space.
Outrageously priced for simple food. 2 drinks and 2 bagels were 50 dollars. Quality was good but not worth the money. Spend your money elsewhere.
Awesome place. I had heard murmurs of awful ownership, but didn’t experience anything of the sort. Our bartender, Elise, was not only a fantastic artist but a master of the muddle. She made me a delicious mai tai that rivaled anything I’d have in the tropics. Would definitely return for another round, especially if she was working!
I’m confused, $25 for two hard bagels and an ice coffee? The ambiance is great which is why I gave it the 2 stars at least. But as a native Brooklynite even these prices were too expensive for basic food.
I've never been to a coffee shop where there were no menus and you had to use Grub Hub just to find out what was offered. Even the website didn't have a clear menu. I was so disappointed because it looked so cool and the coffee smelled so good, but After a 10 minute wait, hearing other customers complain that the process was too difficult, and still having half a dozen patrons still waiting we decided to leave and went up the road to grab coffee at another restaurant. That had actual menus.
The bagels are perfectly fine (if small) and the vibes are good but I don’t really understand the pricing model? I mean I know inflation is a thing but really? THAT much for a bagel and coffee?
Open air gorge for both adult drinks and kids run-round. Food looked good, cocktails were unique. Both inside and outside bars. Inside bar more traditional setup.
Ok so the food here is good I cannot deny that. However, $15 dollars for a bagel is ridiculous. The pizza is more reasonably priced it was very delicious. However, we wanted diet coke and got 2 and the bartender charged us $15 without telling us the price before she charged us. The grounds are pretty however my boyfriend pointed out that it looks like an old lady's clutter or a thrift store which is true. The bathroom was strangely dark. I would go here for the pizza not breakfast its way too expensive you could almost call it a scam.
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.
$8.60 ($9.60 after tip) for an oat milk cappuccino. they charged $2 extra for oatmilk when the menu says $1. 🧐 also the service isn’t that friendly. i’d feel better spending nearly $10 on an 8oz drink if they were super nice
We just moved to the area PT so we are trying literally everything in town. ambiance is sweet and fun, food is good. Weekend only hours give the experience some good anticipation. Prices are outrageous. 2 bagel sandwiches, 2 coffees, 2 matcha lattes and 2 sparkling waters: $75.