Cross Roads Cafe

Love this place! My husband and I have a place in Hamden that we go to often from Spring to Fall. Every time we are up there we always make it a point to come here for breakfast. It’s such a cute cozy café, staff is always pleasant and food is so fresh and delicious! Even the coffee tastes great! They have fresh baked goods and a great selection of coffee’s, lattes & espresso. The prices are extremely reasonable. We live on Long Island and it’s hard to find places this good for breakfast. Most places around us are so commercial. We love that the food is local and fresh. I would highly recommend trying this place if you are in the area!

I love Crossroads — I go there every morning! The waitresses are so sweet, they always remember my order and are super helpful. Their coffee is the best and so is their food. Their bagels are cheap and yummy, and their breakfast sandwiches are fantastic — even my boyfriend liked them and he’s hard to please!
Their baked goods are freshly made each morning, and the leftover ones from the day before are sold for a dollar apiece but taste just as good.
I also like how they have coffee cards, and if you order more than 10 coffees you get one free AND you also get entered in a drawing to win a free lunch! Such a cool idea.
The owner is really nice and you can tell she cares about her customers and all the other local businesses. I just love the vibe in this café. It’s the best!

I was standing in the receiving line for my Mother’s calling hours at the funeral chapel, when some friends from Delhi came through. I was glad to see Chuck and Charlotte. I was more surprised to see that they had in their hand a Barbecue Tempeh Sandwich from Cross Roads Café.
They had mentioned that they were on their way to Mom’s wake. The Cross Roads owner, Pam, said to «wait a minute» while she made up my favorite sandwich and sent it down 40 miles with my friends. I hadn’t been eating well for days, being so upset about Mom’s death. I was able to reheat and eat the delicious sandwich when I got home. It was the first good meal I’d had in days.
Pam refused to charge for it… oh, and by the way, its been more than ten years since I worked in Delhi at the Courthouse; but Pam remembered my favorite and me.
In my book, you can’t do better than that.
Thank you Pam… Thank you Cross Roads. You made me feel better at a very bad time.

This place I gotta say is pretty amazing for where this is located. It’s a very quiet coffee shop with lots of loud flavors and colors from its food! I went to stop to eat here before I went to SUNY Delhi to go and hang out and I was delighted of the chai latte I had. The waitress was wonderful she introduced herself clearly and with a welcoming tone. She read off to us the specials of the day and some of their signature items. I ordered the chai latte it came out very foamy (the way I like it anyways) and I didn’t even have to put much sugar or anything else in it the taste was beyond perfect! I was happy I found this place next to the suny Delhi so I will be stopping by to try some of their treats they have to offer.

Love love love! Great food with vegan options (always a plus-​and a surprise!) only disappointment was that they had gotten rid of the chicken tenders and waffle fries, my boyfriends fav. Will definitely be back!

It’s a good stand by.
Coffee is ok when it’s hot and fresh. In the afternoon, they’re pumping the bottom of the thermoses, and then steam heat it up for you… and charge you full price. So I avoid that now. Pastries and such always look a little stale. I don’t go for them too much, but I think they could look better.
The smoothies I’ve had have been good, and they are happy to customize ingredients for you.
Prices are little steep… a standard salad with a bit of grilled chicken will run you $ 10+, and I don’t think any size coffee is under $ 2. It can get expensive for just lunch.
Menu needs a little overhaul, I think… I’ve been eating here for years and not a lot has changed. One of my favorites I get all the time though is the curried tuna, either on a sandwich or salad.
Service is usually very good.
It’s a good option to have in Delhi, but I think it could be better/​more refined while still maintaining a nice café vibe.

we like it here and go often for lunch… i get the curried tuna salad… great desserts… key lime pie is fabulous! wait staff consistently friendly and attentive… comfy and just a nice place.

not a bad choice for light lunch fare and smoothies/​tea/​coffee.
considering it’s delhi, i’m happy there’s a decent café at all!

They are now serving dinners Thurs– Sun till 9 p.m.

We always enjoy our visits here. The fruit shakes are yummy and I had the best baklava of my life here a year or so ago. Sweet, informal, comfy.

The coffee here kind of sucks but Crossroads will do in a pinch. The only time I would ever go here would be Mondays through Fridays when Heaven in Bovina Center isn’t open and I needed a coffee fix.
You see, coffee seems to be an afterthought here at Crossroads. Sort of odd for a coffee shop. Their espresso roast is all off. An espresso roast should be dark and lovely, Crossroads’ roast however is light and subtle. Their machine is set at too high of a temperature, which causes the shots to be pulled too hot and therefore taste burnt at times. And no one there knows how to make a macchiato. WTF? The quintessential Italian espresso drink and you don’t know how to make it? It’s a shot of espresso and some foam. That’s it!
One bright spot about Crossroads though is their baked goods. They have an awesome selection of cookies, cakes, pies and other pastries. Their breakfast and lunch menu is pretty good too. They also make smoothies for those hot summer days.
So like I said, it’ll do in a pinch, but there is much better coffee to be had in the Catskills.