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78 Stringham Rd, Lagrangeville, NY 12540
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Taste NY Market at Todd Hill
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Taste NY Market at Todd Hill

4640 Taconic State Pkwy North, Lagrangeville, NY 12540
4.1(653)
Open until 12:00 AM
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(845) 849-0247
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tastenytoddhill.com
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Wed10 AM - 6 PMOpen

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Reviews of Taste NY Market at Todd Hill

4.1
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1.0
1y

Been stopping at this little shop for years. The packaged goods tend to be high quality, interesting, and snacky. Today, I wanted a sandwich for our journey. In the past, sandwiches have been pricey ($12.95 and up), but very tasty and hearty on whole grain breads. I was hoping for some chicken salad or tuna fish today. Unfortunately, they had neither. I was informed they “rotate” local sandwich vendors and today only had: roast beef & cheddar, ham & cheddar, or turkey & cheddar. Big on the cheddar. OK, I got the turkey and cheddar. The sandwich was insipid white bread, one slice of cheese, and flavorless deli turkey. That’s it. No lettuce. No tomato. No onion. Nada. It was the most pathetic sandwich I’ve encountered since my high school’s cafeteria. Very substandard. TONY, you must do better! This sandwich sucked. We tossed it in the trash at the next stop. $13...

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1.0
3y

During COVID, they disallowed access to the indoor lavatories, citing health concerns, and installed outdoor trailers. Given the high prices at this store, which seems to sell only gourmet products, this was a questionable move. Now, 3 years post-COVID, access to their indoor lavatories continues to be off-limits. Strange, as this is the only rest stop on the Taconic with lavatories in a 100-mile span. As of 2021, the outdoor trailers have been out-of-order, and instead, a series of porta-potties remain the only option now. Nothing is more fun after spending $50 on sandwiches for kids than standing in freezing rain and mud waiting for one of these disgusting porta-potties to become available. This place needs a serious management overhaul. We've had more pleasant experiences at rest stops in third world...

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5.0
2y

They have a wonderful selection of local and regional crafted foods - especially pies that are fantastic (and other desserts.) Also Local artisan Cheeses, chocolate, and maple syrup from the region and many other choices too. They also offer to go sandwiches, coffee, and snacks of a higher quality for a stop right on the Taconic Parkway.

The treats are handy if you're on your way to visit someone to give as a gift. Excellent place to stop and rest and get yourself a snack. Quality foods at an expected and also often pricey price.

Nicely laid out with cheerful and helpful staff. They pack a lot into this petite store without it feeling chaotic or crammed.

A delight and out of the ordinary for a stop right in the middle of the Taconic between the north and south lanes....

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Gideon MoorGideon Moor
Been stopping at this little shop for years. The packaged goods tend to be high quality, interesting, and snacky. Today, I wanted a sandwich for our journey. In the past, sandwiches have been pricey ($12.95 and up), but very tasty and hearty on whole grain breads. I was hoping for some chicken salad or tuna fish today. Unfortunately, they had neither. I was informed they “rotate” local sandwich vendors and today only had: roast beef & cheddar, ham & cheddar, or turkey & cheddar. Big on the cheddar. OK, I got the turkey and cheddar. The sandwich was insipid white bread, one slice of cheese, and flavorless deli turkey. That’s it. No lettuce. No tomato. No onion. Nada. It was the most pathetic sandwich I’ve encountered since my high school’s cafeteria. Very substandard. TONY, you must do better! This sandwich sucked. We tossed it in the trash at the next stop. $13 wasted. Lame.
Gordon FreemanGordon Freeman
During COVID, they disallowed access to the indoor lavatories, citing health concerns, and installed outdoor trailers. Given the high prices at this store, which seems to sell only gourmet products, this was a questionable move. Now, 3 years post-COVID, access to their indoor lavatories continues to be off-limits. Strange, as this is the only rest stop on the Taconic with lavatories in a 100-mile span. As of 2021, the outdoor trailers have been out-of-order, and instead, a series of porta-potties remain the only option now. Nothing is more fun after spending $50 on sandwiches for kids than standing in freezing rain and mud waiting for one of these disgusting porta-potties to become available. This place needs a serious management overhaul. We've had more pleasant experiences at rest stops in third world countries than this.
Chevy53 BulldogChevy53 Bulldog
This is not a major service pit stop to accommodate massive crowds! However, it is sufficient enough for swift restroom needs with a rather small but unique store to purchase Upstate New York inspired products. They carry lotion balms, maple syrup, sparkling ciders (raspberry and grape), cheeses, sauces, dressings, beverages, ice cream and the special of the day meal. On this particular day the special of the day was mac and cheese, collard greens, and bbq pulled pork...all from local farms. It's a cute unexpected little pit stop to pick up a snack inspired from local farmers and gifts from nature while enjoying the ride to your upstate destination
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Been stopping at this little shop for years. The packaged goods tend to be high quality, interesting, and snacky. Today, I wanted a sandwich for our journey. In the past, sandwiches have been pricey ($12.95 and up), but very tasty and hearty on whole grain breads. I was hoping for some chicken salad or tuna fish today. Unfortunately, they had neither. I was informed they “rotate” local sandwich vendors and today only had: roast beef & cheddar, ham & cheddar, or turkey & cheddar. Big on the cheddar. OK, I got the turkey and cheddar. The sandwich was insipid white bread, one slice of cheese, and flavorless deli turkey. That’s it. No lettuce. No tomato. No onion. Nada. It was the most pathetic sandwich I’ve encountered since my high school’s cafeteria. Very substandard. TONY, you must do better! This sandwich sucked. We tossed it in the trash at the next stop. $13 wasted. Lame.
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During COVID, they disallowed access to the indoor lavatories, citing health concerns, and installed outdoor trailers. Given the high prices at this store, which seems to sell only gourmet products, this was a questionable move. Now, 3 years post-COVID, access to their indoor lavatories continues to be off-limits. Strange, as this is the only rest stop on the Taconic with lavatories in a 100-mile span. As of 2021, the outdoor trailers have been out-of-order, and instead, a series of porta-potties remain the only option now. Nothing is more fun after spending $50 on sandwiches for kids than standing in freezing rain and mud waiting for one of these disgusting porta-potties to become available. This place needs a serious management overhaul. We've had more pleasant experiences at rest stops in third world countries than this.
Gordon Freeman

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This is not a major service pit stop to accommodate massive crowds! However, it is sufficient enough for swift restroom needs with a rather small but unique store to purchase Upstate New York inspired products. They carry lotion balms, maple syrup, sparkling ciders (raspberry and grape), cheeses, sauces, dressings, beverages, ice cream and the special of the day meal. On this particular day the special of the day was mac and cheese, collard greens, and bbq pulled pork...all from local farms. It's a cute unexpected little pit stop to pick up a snack inspired from local farmers and gifts from nature while enjoying the ride to your upstate destination
Chevy53 Bulldog

Chevy53 Bulldog

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