Woodstock Oasis

colby gibbons

Man behind the counter is EXTREMELY rude. Has salads on the menu, “can’t do salads with the prices”. But has lettuce to put on sandwiches.

Nicole Garguilo

I ordered lunch for myself and my 5 children after leaving the Woodstock museum. The man was extremely rude and demanding. He ordered me to hurry up and place my order, he stated I took 20 minutes to order and he was annoyed. I was uncomfortable and frazzled. I do not recommend this place to eat at all. I would have bought some souvineers from the shop, but considering the rudeness I decided not to.

Lyn B

Gift shop with groovy stuff too! Check out the super dooper DOUGHNUTS FROM SCRATCH and my PF: HOAGIES. Say Hi to The Garland Girl selling flower crowns outside on special concert nights. NOTE the GREAT HOURS right up to 7 PM - grab your snacks, drinks, goodies, and mementos before Bethel concerts begin. Owner is sharp, experienced biz owner with stories galore about Woodstock. His whole deli and store is a walled pictorial museum with decades of scenes from Bethel, Woodstock Oasis foodies, tourists and locals! The real thing: Yasgurs Farm is only one mile away.

Emil Mikolon

Best pizza in Bethel. Great NY style pizza. Also a Woodstock/60's themed gift shop. If you're looking for a pie, & a new tiedye, this is your 1 stop shop. Right around the corner (by country standards) from Bethelwoods Center for the Arts, the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival.