17 Best Cafes near Stone Ridge

“Hands down, the best butternut squash soup with chicken and veggies I've ever had, and the giant buttered roll was a huge bonus. And I am normally very picky and I never write reviews on Google. I especially appreciate it because I have been virtually unable to eat for a long time towards the end of my pregnancy and it has difficult getting back into eating postpartum. This was the most delicious meal I have had in a very long time and truly appreciate the cook who made it.“

“Everything tasted so fresh and it was made to perfection. Service was great and worth every penny. Can’t wait to go back!“

“We visit this restaurant often, it is the absolute best vegan restaurant ever.?Every soup I’ve tried was delicious. The sweet potato biscuits are amazing. The desserts are fabulous. If 10 is the highest rating I can give, I give them an 11. I wish we had this gem in NEPA. We will always be back for more of this place. Thank you for having such a wonderful, variety filled menu always. I❤️ Karma Road“

“This spot is incredible. The chocolates are mind-blowingly good and the coffee and other beverages are amazing. Original, creative, ethically sourced, and cosy.“

“Love this Place with my whole heart!“

“fantastic pizza and music“

“I have had the pleasure of tasting the dill potato salad twice. I can say it is far surpassed my expectations and I look forward to having it again.“

“I had a wedding shower here. It was the perfect venue with outstanding food and drink (the apple cider mimosas were to die for). The guys were able to golf then join us after and the view and space made the event even more perfect. I was extremely pleased with the venue. I highly recommend it for your own wedding shower, baby shower, holiday party or wedding. Thank you Stone Dock for a memorable day.“

“The owners, James and Michelle, and staff are always welcoming. Great selection of coffee and tea. They'll grind your selection of beans or take em home whole. James' paninis just great. Starbucks has nothing on Mudd except hype. You want good ☕️ and reasonably priced selection of quality products when you need a break Mudd Puddle is worth a drop in.“

“Great retro vibe and one of my favorite spots to get a breakfast sandwich and coffee. I don’t know his name but the gentleman I think is the owner is always very gracious and has a great sense of humor. I’ve been here at least 10 times and it’s always great!“

“So many community members, businesses, friends & family, came together to support the Gribbon family in their recent renovation at the new location. The new High Falls Cafe is beautiful! It has the same welcoming atmosphere as its previous location, but this is so much better! Food and service are great, and they have been very busy since opening a few weeks ago. If you want to ensure that you can get a table, make a reservation in advance!“

“Exceptional coffee and deserts, great atmosphere, and a college town vibe. Unfortunately you have to climb a few steps to get in so it's not accessible for people with mobility disabilities. Very responsive as well, happy to hear that you will soon make it available for people in mobility disability.“

“This place is so cute! The kids section upstairs is a perfect spot for the tiny humans to play while you enjoy a coffee and bite to eat. The pastries and coffee were delish, highly recommend!“

“Very sweet people .. good service .. supreme food“

“10/10 Must try the 16th ave sandwich! So delicious!“

“coffee was great. nice Atmosphere“

“I know things have to change...but seeing how the place was virtually stripped of all its character from the days of Steve's ownership just broke my old New Paltzian townie heart. I was glad to see old favorites on the menu and maybe some new ones...it wasn't really the same though. I was sad not to see the wooden booths where one *thought* private conversations could be had and the old wooden bar that had so many great moments of community shared. And the local art work too...gone. Not sure if I will return...I'll have to hold onto my memories, though perhaps I will convince my home grrrllzz to go and make new ones with me when I come to town. I am grateful that the name hasn't changed-it was hard enough when it changed from The Gay Nineties Bistro to just *The Bistro*. I am also glad there are menu items on there I know and love. I wish the owners good luck and longevity. It's really an institution and I'd hate to see it fall to ruin like so many of my cherished places of the past.“