Citiot

Cute little coffee shop with tourist trap merchandise and goods (hence the name). Not a bad spot, decent coffee, fun to stop in and peruse. Yes the prices are a little high, but that’s implied by the name. A fun stop.

Fun, multi-use cafe, and a shop that sells entertaining food products, gifts, homewares, books, accessories and more. There's also an art gallery that had an interesting photography exhibit of abandoned places. We had a nice iced hibiscus tea and a iced coffee.

“CITIOT: Where Matcha Meets Matisse and Coffee Comes with a Side of Charm” Let me be clear: CITIOT is not just a café—it’s a full-blown Catskill cultural experience wrapped in a cup of matcha and tied with a bow of artistic flair. From the moment I walked in, I felt like I had stepped into the cozy living room of the world’s most stylish (and well-read) artist friend. I was warmly greeted like a long-lost creative cousin. The vibe? Think Warhol meets Wes Anderson in the Hudson Valley. There’s a rustic farm table where people are sketching, journaling, plotting novels—probably creating the next great American art movement right there over their croissants. And speaking of those croissants: buttery, flaky, tender pastry clouds sent directly from a Parisian dream. I got emotional. Not asha

This is a pretty cool coffee shop with many options to stay warm during the winter months(our visit). We had a delicious coffee and hot chocolate. The place looks pretty nice all around, and the booths for silence are a very interesting concept.

We were stuck waiting for AAA and this shop gave us a warm and welcoming place to stay out of the cold. The coffee was excellent, the Barnstable was kind, and the merchandise was eclectic.