We enjoyed this restaurant when they were in Corinth and went out of our way to try out their new…read morelocation. Same great service, food and decent prices they had previously. We were hoping to get late morning breakfast but, missed the cutoff time so enjoyed a great lunch instead. This location of the restaurant at the golf course is huge compared to the small but very nice rustic wood bldg at their old location. Looks like you could have a heck of a party at this multi-large-room building. Many if the rooms are comfortable and give off a honey ambiance. Appears to have multiple bars as well. The chef puts a nice touch on making even a grilled chicken sandwich taste fabulous. I really don't think you can wrong here with whatever you order. Service is fast and genuinely friendly. We'll be back for sure. Hoping to try dinner here next time.

Food was excellent! My country girl salad was bangin, and everyone else's food looked great, too. I…read moreloved how fair the prices on kids' items were and that the fruit cup was strawberries and blueberries (which were in season, but still nice change from apple, grape, orange). Service was so friendly and the place is cute and homey. It was a hot day, though, and despite sitting by the AC, it was warmer than I would like. I do run hot, though I would say the AC needs an upgrade. Drink choices could also use a bit of expansion. That being said, I'd go back in a heartbeat bc the food was five stars good.

This place is still serving up the best breakfast in town! Krista is an amazing waitress, and the…read morefood comes out super fast, no matter how many people are in the restaurant. I had an omelet with sausage, bacon, and American cheese, and it was huge! It was packed with flavor and perfectly cooked. It's like stepping into a cozy Southern diner. I guarantee that if you come here on a bad day, you'll leave feeling happy and refreshed.

We are news the area and found this little place tucked back off the road Christmas Eve. The…read moreservice was excellent and the food just like my Bama comfort foods I'm missing! The sugar Benedict was very tasty with a perfect mix of sweet and savory! Daughter had the Adirondack Benedict and said she enjoyed it as well. And hubby, well, he is looking forward to going back to try another delicious meal!

I've lived in the area most of my life & have always heard great things about Sally's. Today was…read moremine (& my children's) first time here. I regret waiting so long to try it! From the moment we walked in, I could feel the relaxing & familial atmosphere. We arrived at the same time as 2 snowmobilers which made me realize the restaurant is located right off the trail. All I could think is how incredible that must be-- riding around & then stopping for delicious food at a super small, friendly diner. An elderly couple walked in & were greeted by name. They joked about how much they missed the waitresses. You can tell most of the patrons were regulars. Anyhow, we ordered pancakes, crab cake Benedict, & a basic breakfast plate with eggs, toast, home fries, bacon. Everything was fantastic. Portions are generous. The waitress complimented my daughter's breakfast pajamas & assured us, Sally, who was cooking our food, would be out to see them. She did in fact come out & was truly such a gem. This place deserves all the praise.

The absolute best breakfast in the Capital District/Glens Falls area! The staff are extremely…read morefriendly, the servings are super generous, and the prices are absolutely reasonable. I have never had better corned beef hash than here!

Back entrance to a great breakfast spot with welcoming workers and a great meal is all I could ask…read morefor . Sausage egg and cheese comes with double sausage also a pleasant surprise would come back , shoutout Leslie

This is a very local diner on a street in a beautiful neighborhood with high end stores and…read morerestaurants. We had bacon and eggs toast homefries coffee and OJ. I have never been given so much bacon in my life. Cooked crispy just how I like it. Reasonable prices. Decor brought me back to the 80s, in the nostalgic way.

Shirley's, we're so happy we found you…read more We moved literally the next block over and pass Shirley's on the way to the Y everyday. Everytime we want to try, it's always closed or we just get our craving at the wrong time of day. This time--we actually PLANNED properly :) Shirley's gives off that traditional small town diner vibes, you know, the one where the waitress knows ALL her regulars....that's Shirley's. We were greeted and sat immediately upon arrival. We ordered the Saratoga Omelet, pancakes, one of their breakfast plates and coffee. My omelet was DELICIOUS. I usually do NOT take breakfast leftovers home (just because I don't reheat eggs)...but this omelet was SO good that I actually did reheat it at 3:15 in the afternoon later that day to finish. No issues with service at all. Our coffee stayed hot, and food came out in ample time. I can't wait to bring our visiting family members when they're in town! Also--you MUST buy a souvenir cup!

In retrospect, it was absurd that I initially wavered on Shirley's because the smoked meat in the…read morepoutine was made in-house and thus Montreal-style rather than literally from Montreal. My disinterest in international travel isn't their fault, in-house creations are good actually and how often do I rate diners by their degree of meat importation? In unscientific terms, my primary question for the smoked meat would be, is it different than pastrami? And this was a delightful creation, with a clove/nutmeg vibe. I also enjoyed the fries and cheese curds and especially the gravy.

Their burger was one of the most flavorful and juicy burgers I've ever eaten. The onion rings were…read morehandmade and crispy good. Their beef gravy fries were to die for. I'd order all three things again.

Walked in hungry, walked out full and emotionally supported Food tastes like mom's home cooking,…read morecozy vibes, great prices, and super friendly service.

Have always wanted to stop and did just that this morning! Like a walk back in time -- friendly,…read morenostalgic, great food. Maple Milkshake was outstanding -- perfect to go along with two "Scrappy Dogs". There is nothing I love better than a good hot dog, consider myself a bit of an expert, and these were among the best I've ever had - the slightly toasted bun was a game-changer. Eggs and omelette were both excellent - fresh and delicious (reported by my wife and daughter). We had one huge blueberry pancake for the table - perfect for breaking off pieces by hand and dipping in syrup . Can't wait to get back to Scrappy's!!

Very friendly staff, comfortable atmosphere and the food was excellent!…read more Look forward to going back again.

A typical 'Mel's Diner' feel! Loved it & the staff. Peggy our diner server was excellent! Very…read morebusy on weekends! We sat at diner counter & next day ordered to-go. Service quick & boss was on top of everything even the temperature for the ice. Ask how our breakfast was, which many restaurants lack the simple task. 5/5 Ham & Eggs, side of sausage links. Links were amazing! Ham not to salty. Fried potatoes seasoned well & buttered toast. 5/5 Canadian Bacon & Eggs. 5/5 Cannoli delish! 5/5 Coffee & Espresso Definitely will be back! Large variety of food for dinner also!

Oof. Not good. This…read moreis a classic diner with a massive menu. The two issues are the food and the prices. We had: - French onion soup: The cheese and the bread were fine. Something tasted off about the soup. - Spaghetti and meatballs: The sauce was flavorless and the meatballs were very strangely seasoned. - A French dip sandwich: I should have known that this would be awful when the menu said it had cheddar cheese. I subbed in Swiss and it was still awful. The meat was very dry and flavorless. - Kids' chicken fingers and fries: This was fine. All told, we had two entrees, a kids meal, and a bowl of soup. Along with two sodas, the total came to almost $70 before tip. That's a lot more than I wanted to spend for such lousy food. Prices of some other items (especially drinks) were even more absurd. I'm not going to pay $7 for a Coors light. I'm definitely not going to pay $17 (!!!) for a Long Island iced tea at some random diner. Service was fine.