Coffee Shops near Schoharie

“I asked the girl to put tape over the opening of the box so the box didn't open up while I carried it. She scoffed at me and was really mad that I asked!!! With all the traffic from the Fultonville thruway exit, ( which is right in front of the place) you would think they would be nicer! This isn't the first time this has happened at this store!!“

“Place was pretty cool, the attached restaurant above the wineery had great food and amazing staff, so eat there first then make your way down the walkway to the "wine celler" and which is the store, you can taste before you buy (my favorite part)“

“LOVE the morning / afternoon crew. My coffee has been made perfect every time lately, and the service is always fast & friendly. I now avoid the Schoharie Dunkin and come to Cobleskill, where i know my coffee won’t be disgusting every morning! ?“

“Often times the service is slow as can be. Wait times of over 10 minutes in drive thru. As someone who has worked every fast food place in town except McDonald's, I find this unusually slow. But to the staff I give the credit of order accuracy and fulfillment being perfect, and attitude toward customers is as good as it gets when your motivation is $15/hr. I attribute the extreme wait times to McDonald's often being the busiest fast food joint in town, almost all hours of the day. The staff keep the place clean and are clearly working very hard to fulfill orders and keep people satisfied.Parking: McDonald's dedicated parking lot with spaces on either side of the restaurant.Kid-friendliness: Staff are nice to kids and love to see them, as is the case with almost every McDonald's, don't expect a play place because those are long gone. Kids toys are included in the happy meal, and I know that works on most kids. The food isn't the best thing to feed a child, but as an occasional treat, McDonald's can be great for kids.Wheelchair accessibility: There are ramps to get up to the level of the door, the only concern I'd have (without the experience of being in a wheelchair) is the chair being wider than the doorway. I don't think it would be super likely, but if you had a wider model of an electric chair then I could see the door being too narrow. Bathroom has a large stall and grab bars to support anyone who needs.“