Barleycorn's - Carta

Yankee Clipper Diner

➤ 397 Main St, 12508, Beacon, United States

Carta • Brunch • American • Breakfast • North American

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"DONT COME HERE IF YOUR NOT WHITE. The owners are extremely racist and they will make sure you feel uncomfortable as soon as u walk in; you just feel their eyes already judging you as u walk into the restaurant it’s the two overweight Italians specially the lady. I am a regular at this place I go there so much that the servers already know my order. The servers are very nice and friendly. I always tip them accordingly, I never have left without tipping except for today because our waitress left early so her coworker took the table and just gave us the check so of course like I’m sure any other person you wanna tip the person who actually served you but unfortunately she left for w.e reason so when we went up to pay we hit no tip on the machine and automatically the racist owner started giving us a talk about how she doesn’t know if we’ve ever went to a restaurant but it’s not the same as fast food and we have to tip.which is absolutely absurd and a crazy way to treat you guests, when you first of all don’t even know if we left cash on the table (which we sometimes do. My boyfriend actually knows the waitress we had today because it’s his cousin and was going to send her her tip through cash app to make sure she was the one who got the tip since she was the one who served us. Which I didn’t think I would need to give an explanation to anyone. Especially knowing that tipping isn’t even mandatory. She than pulls out her pen and says that we can add the tip on the receipt which I said no because our waitress left and she said it’s doesn’t matter you still have to tip it’s a group effort. At this point I don’t even want to tip at all because it’s just insane the way she is talking to us and demanding we tip which I have no problem doing because I am also a tipped employee. Personally I would never demand someone tips me and if I did I would never speak to someone so rudely like she did to us. She acted like we were caveman that have never stepped into a restaurant before knowing we go there many times a month. I bet if we were white she would never even have the courage to ask why they are hitting no tip. NEVER COMING HERE AGAIN!!"

Brother's Trattoria

➤ 465 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508, United States

Carta • Wine • Pasta • Pizza • Salads

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"Truly a delightful lunch yesterday with friends at this respected Italian cuisine establishment. My online research led me to select this place and we were all extremely pleased with the service and the food. My pan seared chicken with artichokes, tomatoes and pasta was superb. I highly recommend Brother's for lunch or dinner... I know I'll be back !"

Ms. Fairfax

➤ 105 Liberty Street, City Of Newburgh, 12550, United States Of America, City of Newburgh

Carta • Brunch • Casual • American • Breakfast

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"tl;dr: awesome spot, reasonably-priced, delicious food, great service. wonderful neighborhood gem!we were debating btw this place and another spot, but this place ultimately won because i got drawn in by one thing and one thing only: the steak frites. the place was cozy and romantic, with a few tabled already occupied. they're currently offering an inflation buster prix-fix menu, for 1 app and 2 mains for $60 and that's what we went with. we got the following to try:-BBQ ranch chicken nachos: huge portion! juicy chicken breast strips, pico de gallo, ranch, bbq sauce, and melty cheese on crunchy tortilla chips. the pico had a nice tang to it, it wasn't your typical lime juice but i can't seem to put a finger on it. but really good! i do think it's better to cut the chicken into cubes than strips tho, for better chicken-to-nacho distribution ratio.-steak frites: comes perfectly cooked as requested (medium rare), served with bearnaise, fries, and garlic aioli. the steak was thick, meaty, and tender. the bearnaise sauce was awesome. we loved the garlic aioli and it paired well with the crispy fries. HIGHLY recommend this one!-brick chicken: seared, deboned half chicken (except the drumette, for presentation), served with baby potatoes, and mushroom/spinach in a marsala wine sauce. the chicken was nicely seared and juicy (yes, even the chicken breast), but a tad too salty for my taste. the marsala wine sauce was rich and creamy, but it does get a little heavy after a few bites.-lemon sugar crepe: light, tangy, refreshing.i also tried a cocktail but can't seem to remember the name of it for the life of me. i believe it was gin-based, with some kind of citrus. it was really tasty and well-balanced too. service was awesome, food was delicious, huge portions (we had leftovers), and just a really wonderful neighborhood gem. would love to stop in again if we're in the area!"

Orange Hill

➤ 82 State Route 17K, Newburgh, United States

Carta • Coffee • Seafood • American • North American

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"Use to be a diner. Upon arriving I noticed the outside of restaurant needs updating. Almost left by judging a book by its cover. We're we're seated immediately by a very pleasant young lady. We received our drinks quickly. They brought us some umm,i thinkbread, with balsamic vinaigrette . The bread was not soft of of funny texture we did not eat it after a bite. We order friedcalamari shrimp with chili mayo dip.it was different but good My granddaughter order the grilled scallops(3)and shrimp(4) withveggies and rice.she said it was very good.it looked good. My friend and I ordered the seafood newburgh. There was plenty ofseafood over penne pasta.it looked good....unfortunately the whole dish was ruined ...I pretty sure was an over abundance ofnutmeg or cinnamon. Neither of us could eat this. A big disappointment. We took it home only to discard when we arrived home. Imight give this place another try and try the grilled seafood. ALSO, the interior was well decorated only to be disappointed bythe paper tablecloths"

Café Amarcord

➤ 276 Main Street, City Of Beacon, 12508, United States Of America, City of Beacon

Carta • Cafe • Italian • American • North American

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"Went here on a quiet Saturday afternoon because 1) always up for a new place and 2) gluten-free options stated on the website and menu. The restaurant is clean and attractive to the eye. The waitstaff was attentive enough, and not overly so which is nice. I asked for coffee if it was fresh. I can say it was worse than any coffee I 've had in a restaurant in a long time. That 's sad because there are local coffee bean roasters and coffee is the cheapest part of any meal to make. With an eye toward the gluten-free side of things we asked for gluten-free bread to accompany the standard. No option. We then asked for 3 or 4 other gluten-free options all denied. So one of us paid way to much for sautéed vegetables and one of us had the American burger . The vegetables were well, a mound of over cooked things, mostly indistinguishable from one another. The hamburger was ordinary with ordinary fries. So, overall. I would go elsewhere."