Depot Deli

"Mom and Pop place with a good inventory of snacks and menu of sandwiches and breakfast food. I got ice cream here -- they have a freezer of Blue Bunny and other brands in the back -- and was quite satisfied. Great place to stop after hiking around Mount Washington or Bash-Bish Falls."

"My family and I have been camping a Taconic State Park for years. Everytime we go, we make a few stops at this deli for essentials, drinks and dessert. It is incredibly convenient for campers in the park to pick up things they may have forgotten or knew not to pack knowing this deli is here. Have all that you maybe looking for from firewood to tarps. Many fridge cases of an incredible variety of beers. Also has a well optioned deli. During our last stay this past weekend, my kids fell in love with their perfect soft serve twist...had to go back at night for seconds after getting one for lunch. I had "the engineer" sandwich wrap that was amazing...the type of sandwich I was craving an hour after I ate it it was so good. My daughter also fell in love with their fries. She enjoyed them so much she ordered them the next day for breakfast as we were heading back home. The staff were so accommodating that they turned on the frier to make her a batch. I have been coming here for years, cross my fingers it's still there each time I come, and they get better each time with the addition of their special sandwiches and desserts"

"Outstanding ! My wife and I had a delicious turkey bacon avocado sub for lunch. And we bought some of their new alcohol infused ice cream, six pints one of each flavor. They asked if I would let them know which was my favorite, They were all delicious. If you're in the area try it you'll like it."

"Mom-and-popper with limited yet surprising stock (rare beers, postcards, knick-knacks, etc.). Friendly proprietor at the register. Picnic tables and porch chairs out front. Recycling bin (a sticker against fracking gives the impression that ownership is ecologically conscious). Free wi-fi. The edifice housing this store used to be the Harlem Valley Railroad’s stationhouse for Copake Falls."

"A friendly family owns and operates this store, open on Christmas (always extra points for that!). Coffee, Tetley tea, and hot chocolate for hot drinks, whilst the sodas and cold beverages are in the refrigerator. Candy, beef jerky, prepackaged cold cuts and newspapers are sold, as well as postcards. Outside there is seating on benches and at picnic tables. Free wi-fi!"