The 9W Market — Restaurant in Town of Orangetown

I took my wife out for a late lunch to the 9W Market because I had been there back in August I had a good experience.

Food My wife and I ordered the Spicy Fried Chicken sandwich. The Sandwich itself comes with two thick slices of breaded chicken breast along with the Chipotle Mayo, Pickles on a Brioche Bun. I found the Bun to be too soft and flaky. The sandwich wasn't cut up in halves so it pretty much fell apart after taking the first bite. I ended up using a fork and knife to eat it. It definitely did not hold up to the $18.95 price.

Dessert: I ordered the giant chocolate chip cookie. The Cookie was nice and warm with melted chocolate inside. It tasted pretty good.

Service: Right after we ordered, the person at the counter forgot to give us a buzzer. So I had to ask another person at the counter to get the buzzer. I think this was an honest mistake that anyone could do so I didn't care much.

The Atmosphere: When you walk into the restaurant, there is a funky smell. Some restaurants tend to have this smell, so I didn't really worry about it too much. We decided to dine in.

After we ordered and paid for our food, we went to grab a table. We noticed that all the empty tables all had crumbs and bits on it. We used a napkin to wipe off the table. The table was a bit sticky. This was strike 1.

Since my sandwich started falling apart, I grabbed a set of fork and a knife and decided to use it to eat my sandwich. The utensils all had a stains on them and looked like they weren't properly washed with soap. This was strike 2

The combination of a dirty table and utensils that looked like they weren't washed or cleaned properly made me ask myself on whether I should have came here in the first place. The funky smell in the restaurant did not help and I couldn't fully enjoy the sandwich. This ended up being strike 3 and made me want to just finish eating and leave the place.

Recommendation for the management:

1. Please get rid of the funky smell
2. Please clean the tables after each customer leaves. You may have to employ more staff.
3. Please do a better job of cleaning the utensils and ensure there...

🌿 The 9W Market – A Cozy Hudson Valley Gem

📍 Location & Atmosphere

Situated right on Route 9W in Palisades, NY, The 9W Market is a welcoming bakery, café, and eatery that feels both homey and rustic. With natural wood interiors and plenty of outdoor seating, it’s a favorite stop for locals and travelers alike .

🍞 What to Try • House‐made pastries, breads & cakes: Baked fresh each morning—a delight for breakfast lovers . • Breakfast sandwich: Recommended by the owner, it features organic eggs, local cheeses, bacon, and ciabatta—packed with comforting flavor . • Fresh salads: A variety of healthy options like quinoa‑kale‑cranberry and heirloom tomato‑basil‑parmesan mix—vibrant and tasty . • Artisan pizza: The traditional Margherita on homemade sourdough gets high praise for its perfect crust and balanced tomato‑cheese combo . • Lobster roll: No fillers—just meaty lobster in a buttered sea‑salted roll, with homemade chips and corn salad on the side .

Vibe & Service

This is a small, family‑run business focused on seasonal, natural, and organic ingredients. The atmosphere is unpretentious, friendly, and relaxed—ideal for a casual meal, morning coffee, or to‑go goodies .

🕒 Hours & Details • Open daily: • Sun–Thu: 7 AM–8 PM • Fri–Sat: 7 AM–9 PM  • Offers takeout, outdoor seating, and limited beer/wine. Notably, it does not take reservations but provides onsite parking .

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⭐ Overall Impression • Strengths: Fresh, handmade bakery items; delicious sandwiches and pizza; healthy seasonal options; and a warm, community‑centered atmosphere. • Perfect for: Breakfast dates, casual lunches, healthy snacks, or picking up artisan goods to enjoy in the Hudson Valley air.

If you’re driving through or visiting the area, The 9W Market is a delightful stop—where quality, comfort, and charm blend beautifully in a...

Well, my particular experience with 9W Market is based on a specific niche, that being motorcycles. This place hosts a Bikes And Breakfast gathering the first Sunday of every month and motorcyclists from all over the Tri-State Area drop in to show off their bikes, chat up old friends, find new riding partners, etc. This past Sunday was my first visit and it did not disappoint. Freakin BILL MURRAY... yeah, you know.. Ghostbusters, etc?... showed up for about 30 minutes and wandered around chatting with bikers. Hot damn! Lots of awesome vintage BMWs, a couple Moto Guzzis, and totally friendly people. I went inside to grab and iced cappuccino and an absolutely perfect Dulce De Leche donut. The place was mobbed but the staff handled everything with poise and ease. Great selection of pastries and other breakfast items, extensive coffee/espresso menu, and plenty of different treats which, if the donut was any proof, are most likely amazing. There's a sign out front that claims they have the best burger in NY... 9am is bit early for a burger for me but I'm intrigued. I'm thinking of a mid week evening trip out there to see if they can put their money where their mouth is. Undoubtedly I'll be going back every first Sunday of every month, but I can tell you, ignoring the motorcycles, this looks like, feels like and tastes like the perfect mom and pop run roadside eatery that towns up and down the Hudson are famous for. I can't imagine a misstep in anything here, but I haven't given it the...