My dad and stepmom like to vacation around White Lake and Tilly's is an excellent spot for a quick…read moreand affordable meal. Even in this economy, Tilly's prices are extremely fair and the portions are large and filling. I came here twice. Once for dinner (burger deluxe platter- excellent, and I recommend getting something with the frizzled fried onions on top). Also for breakfast sandwiches, which I ordered to-go. Service is friendly and gets it right, making sure you have whatever you need to enjoyyour meal.

Tilly's is the one stop shop diner you need off the side of a freeway. Once you enter through the…read moredoor and you set foot onto the restaurant you're immediately taken back a few decades - and I mean that with my greatest respect. When you're here you know what you're going to get out of the establishment. We were given seats at the bar promptly, we were served water early and were asked for our orders at a timely manner. Everyone behind the counter was helpful to us. As I admired their work it was easy to see how Tilly's has remained a local favorite. The continuous boots on the ground - foot traffic of bussing tables, serving food, taking orders - was all calculated chaos. At the heart of it all was the food that came at a reasonable time and the conversations you had with local neighbors and customers who sat near you. The French toast was delicious, not too sweet but the syrup was aplenty. The omelette was seasoned well, packed with flavor. However the potatoes were serviceable at best. The Tilly's Waitress Special was the quintessential breakfast meal. Tilly's left us satisfied and full

One of our favorite spots when we're in Callicoon. The staff is always really friendly, the food is…read moregenerally better than you'd expect, and the space is cozy. We've enjoyed The Creek House sitting at the bar and in the dining room. Both have a nice vibe and service was really good in both parts of the restaurant. Even if I don't have an appetite for a big meal, I'm always happy to just grab a great pint of Guinness from the tap and a side of their fries, which are great! If you're looking for a more substantial meal, they have really good entrees. The short rib I had was excellent and almost too big for me to eat by myself ("almost" meaning I completely crushed the whole plate). We have friends in the area who go frequently, and I know they've had a few dishes that they didn't love, but even if a dish doesn't fire on all levels, the rest of the experience usually fill the gaps. You really can't go wrong with this spot. It's simple comfort food in a welcoming environment at a fair price. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

Amazing place with friendly staff and delicious food. As a…read morevegan, sometimes it's challenging to find good food but The Creek House makes its own black bean burgers that come with homemade fries and Cole slaw which were all scrumptious. Definitely recommend if you're in the area

Was up here after driving 2 1/2 hours and I was starving. They had slow service today without it…read morebeing busy. Must be under staffed. I had a western omelette that was delicious! My whole wheat bread ordered without butter came out slathered in butter unfortunately. The food is tasty just takes a bit to get the order to the table.

As far as diners go, this one's in the middle of the road. Food is OK, and Service is terrific. My…read morefavorite thing about the Liberty diner Is that their menu has such a variety, not just of food but of portion sizes .You can order a half a sandwich and a cup of soup, or a small version of salads and sandwiches. I ordered a half a pastrami sandwich and a cup of soup. The rye bread was stale. I thought it was toasted, but the bottom portion was wet so it wasn't toasted, It was stale.

A delicious breakfast stop on our travels. This cash only breakfast and lunch spot had tables & bar…read moreseats. We enjoyed the breakfast sandwiches and French toast as well as free refill coffee. A great spot to sit and relax and enjoy a slow morning!

Today we went to the cacklin' hen restaurant in youngsville New York for breakfast. We were denied…read moreservice because we had a properly trained and documented service dog with us. The dog is necessary for one member of our party to assist her with her disability. The person who denied us service stated we could not remain in the restaurant with the service dog due to the fact they had what is considered an open kitchen. As per the American disabilities act the following is stated. "Service dogs are legally permitted to accompany their handlers in any area where the general public is allowed to go. An "open kitchen" layout does not strip a person with a disability of their legal rights to dine inside the establishment." "Federal ADA law completely overrides local health codes regarding animals in dining spaces." Upon attempting to inform the person in charge she refused to listen and ordered us out of the restaurant. We felt this should be known for anyone else who has a disability and requires the assistance of a service dog.

You will struggle to find a better breakfast spot on the planet…read more I was here yesterday with my best friend Justin. I have been to Diana's before but I haven't been since a little before Covid as I live in NJ...This establishment makes you feel like home. When you get a coffee it comes In a mug that you would have in your house. In NJ you go to a diner and you get a small branded mug etc here it's more like a mug from there personal collection of random mugs. The owners/staff are SUPER friendly and welcoming. Before I even got to PA I told my buddy Justin that I have to go to Diana's. They are master of the griddle here! Food is fresh and delicious. I got the 2 egg plate with home fries (ask for the onions and peppers added in) and over medium eggs and sausage. The sausage is so so good. Hand formed patty crisp on the outside and juicy inside. I also got a homemade cinnamon bun and ordered a bunch to go. As the menu suggest ask them to butter and griddle the buns. This will change your life. Hospitality at its finest and country breakfast at its finest. This is a gem of the Honesdale/Tyler Hill area. I have a special place in my heart for this place!

Portions are humongous! My party of three got breakfast here and we ate leftovers for breakfast the…read morenext day and couldn't even finish that! Eggs and buckwheat pancakes are great, hash browns are on the spicy side. I got the Olaf, which was a bit too much, good but too rich for me. I think my mom's buckwheat pancakes were the tastiest item ordered.

Lovely place! What an absolute gem of a menu. Too fun and…read moretoo cool to put to words! Plenty of fun places to sit and eat, outside on tables or upstairs on a bus full of board games, chessboard and super Nintendo system. They bring the food to you. We got lucky with a warm sunny day, where they accommodated us with lowering the temperature. We expected to be here for 1/2 hour turned into 2 hours and worth every minute. Kids are welcomed and menu is very friendly towards everyone including my wife a vegetarian! Come with a fun open minded spirit and you will leave well fed and satisfied!

I can't say I've ever eaten in a double-decker bus before, but here we were. Georgian-inspired and…read morebursting with flavor, we heard several locals recommend this stop and our research led us to reviews that made this a bucket list stop on our romantic getaway to the Catskills. It's off the beaten path, unless you're traversing Livingston Manor hoping to hit all The Foster Group properties. I remember this sausage sandwich (Dog in a Bun - chicken sausage with pickled mustard seed) being incredibly plump with a bursting first bite when you break the skin, with an awesome sauce. We had two other items when we visited, it's just hard to remember since it was about a year ago, but I just wanted to pay homage to such a unique, inspired design. They even have an old Super Nintendo ready to rock as you wait for your made-to-order food. We heard of Khachapuri (Georgian open-face cheese pie with mozzarella, feta & ricotta cheeses, topped with an egg) first at Reading Terminal Market in Philly and same with Khinkali (Georgian lamb dumplings in chicken broth with onion, garlic, soyaki & chimichurri) so you certainly can't go wrong with any of those items.

YES! If you are…read morestaying nearby or just driving by - I do recommend grabbing a bite to eat here. Location is clean and welcoming, portions are just right, food is fresh and tasty and staff is friendly. We had two meals here while we stayed near Callicoon, NY.

Solid diner-esque cafe adjacent to a gas station. I had a chicken Caesar wrap, and also tried the…read morechicken salad wrap and sweet potato fries. Good, but you can do better for lunch in the area/on Callicoon Main Street.

The Catskills are lucky to have a straightforward but well done, comforting breakfast and lunch…read morespot! I immensely joyed my roast pork sandwich, lots of meat, good melt on the cheese and juicy flavor. I also enjoyed the cranberry, apple, walnut, blue cheese salad -- not expecting that to be a star given that most of the dishes are sandwiches or hot platters but it was a good addition! Looking forward to making another spot for lunch when I'm back in the area

Great place for some quick, homemade breakfast! Was in town for a couple days and wanted a quick…read moremeal before heading on the road and this place turned out to be a little gem. Service was fast, efficient, and more importantly, delicious. Staff was very friendly and the place is right next to the train tracks which I thought was so cute. Added more to the quaint, small town experience. We ordered the sampler and the kids got the banana walnut and the double stack pancakes with fruit. Thanks so much for the yummy eats and morning ambience