The food is always delicious. The pulled pork sandwich, with the house-made pickles, is one of my…read morefavorites. The sauce is the perfect mix of spicy and sweet, and there's a variety to choose from. When I'm in the area for work, and they're open, I make it a point to stop for a meal. The outdoor seating, right by the creek, is the right setting for such tasty food (also, the brownies are as big as your face and are fantastic!). Thanks to Jen and Ben (the owners) for keeping this place in my favorite spots with their friendliness, great service, and amazing food! Stand out hits: Mac and Cheese, Pulled Pork sandwich (love those house-made pickles!), the 'cued Beans, 1/2 Chicken, Cornbread, Collard Greens... actually, I've yet to have a bad thing here.

This place indicated on its website, through Yelp, and on maps that it was open for business. We…read moreeven called the place first but it was a cell phone and there was no answer. We drove a little while to get there to find out it was closed. Just a waste of our time and fuel.

Y'know that hunger you nurse when you've been on the road all morning and it's getting along toward…read morelunch? You look at that crumpled bag on the console and see the chips are now down to crumbs, and you think, Man I gotta stop. Well, we kept going. And good thing. We found the Robin Hood Diner when we got off the highway at our destination, and were we ever pleased. Driving in you see that brick facade but walking inside is like tearing a page from the 1955 calendar. This place is history come alive. Welcome to one of the original Silk City diners, manufactured in Paterson, NJ from 1926-1966. As the brass plaque above the door attests, this was the 41st diner they built in 1955. And it has all the appearance of the day they toted it down Route 17 (how they got it under the bridge is a mystery). And here's the thing: not only is the building the real deal. So is the menu. I was tempted to try the meatloat, but opted for a burger. My wife took the owner, Jan, up on the roasted turkey sandwich ("You want that run through the garden?" "Run what, through where?" "Do you want it with lettuce, tomato and onion?"). Both were fresh and fabulous, and the service was quick. Best of all was meeting Jan and chatting with her about family and the history of the place. The Robin Hood Diner is a treasure, a focal point where friends and neighbors and visitors will all feel at home. We came back the next day for the annual car show, a memorial tribute to Jan's late son, Christopher. In between the 'Vettes and the Mustangs and all the friendly faces, we picked up a fresh-baked apple pie. The ride home was going to be a long one, and we don't have a Robin Hood Diner near us!

Always come by once a year to go camping here and stopping for a cup of coffee thank you for always…read morebeing so good

Stopped into the Arnold House for a bite on Tuesday evening and were pleasantly surprised. First,…read morewe checked out the event space in the backyard, which would be absolutely beautiful for a wedding.. then we popped by the pool as they do $35 daily pool passes so we wanted to check it out - looked fantastic. Then we proceeded to the restaurant. It was busy and pretty noisy due to lots of children so we grabbed a seat at the bar. I was impressed with their inventive cocktail menu and had a cream based lemon drop, which was really delicious and creative. Arianna was great behind the bar! Very attentive. From there, we split the burger and fries and Shishido peppers. The burger was delicious and the fries were definitely hand cut and really tasty. Would recommend!

We stayed here to attend an onsite wedding and it was gorgeous and well-planned. There were a bunch…read moreof different areas that could be used for different parts of the event (a greenhouse for the ceremony and reception, a barn for dinner, and a games room for the after party), and guests smoothly transitioned between them for different parts of the event. Although it was pricey for the stay, service was fantastic and the food was fresh and delicious. What a dreamy venue for a perfect weekend escape!

On our Sunday in the Catskills we wanted to "wander" around and pick a lunch or dinner place when…read morewe see it. To be fair we'd read about Kaatskeller and the reviews as well as their menu, so it was on our radar. Ordered two pizzas, which are all 12 inches, so probably defined as personal size, but easily shared by two people. In our case we got two different pies. First up was the smoked trout appetizer that came with house made pita bread straight from the oven. The trout was really good, and the combination with harissa (which you can add or not as you prefer) really worked incredibly well. We sat at the outdoor bar and enjoyed some nice conversation with the bartenders Reuben and Brandon who were incredibly nice. We ate on a late Sunday afternoon, so the crowd was smaller than a prime Friday or Saturday, so there was no issue with waiting for our entree pizzas. Once the 'zas arrived, the crust was excellent - it was clearly fermented for multiple days and had wonderful flavor on it's own. It was on the thin side, but not cracker. I chose the "My Italian Friend" which featured Prosciutto, garlic, onion, parmesan, tomato, and basil. It was fantastic - cooked perfectly, close to that Neapolitan style, but yet still seeming to channel a good NYC pie. Hard to explain but it worked well. The other was the White Album pizza (shoutout Beatles reference) which featured ramp pesto. We both felt that this wasn't as good as it should be (or, we had higher expectations for ramps than they delivered). The fundamentals of the pizza were still solid. Fun cocktails, decent beer selection, staff was attentive and interested, and pizza was broadly really good. Highly reccomend!

Super cute outdoor eatery in downtown. You can order and pay right at your table with an app so…read moreit's easy to split bills or order as you need. Only got drinks and an app but everything was super fresh.

Came to The DeBruce as part of my birthday weekend and stayed the night--overall, I absolutely…read moreloved it and would 100% come back. The hotel itself is cozy, full of charming little spaces, and we truly felt pampered throughout our stay. It's pet-friendly (huge plus!), and everyone was incredibly kind to my dog--he had the best time exploring the hiking trails with me. The vibe is very relaxed, peaceful, and the perfect place to disconnect from the world. Now for the real star of the show: the food. We did the tasting menu and it was so good. I loved the intention behind each dish and how they highlighted seasonal ingredients and the local farm sources. My personal favorites were the mushroom dish and the venison--both were phenomenal. The staff was warm, attentive, and did a great job walking us through each course. A few small observations: The dining room was a little too dark--I love seeing my food, especially when it's so beautifully presented. Since it was my birthday, I expected a bit more than a lone candle. No cookie, treat, or even a candle placed on top of dessert--it just didn't feel special. Dessert wasn't for me. It was somewhere between a milkshake and ice cream, but with a strange mochi-like texture and an overpowering amount of lavender. It felt like eating soap. The quail course tasted amazing, but the presentation wasn't appealing. It looked a bit messy, and leaving the head on (even though it wasn't edible) felt off. That said, everything was incredible--thoughtfully crafted, delicious, and visually stunning. I thoroughly enjoyed every bite and the whole experience. Highly recommend--can't wait to return!

This review is for the restaurant only…read more Made a reservation for dinner on a weeknight. My party of 4 was a little early, so we had a drink in the tavern downstairs first; bartender made a great whisky sour. For dinner, we did the a la carte menu. I tried: + Cabbage + Ricotta toast + Grilled broccoli + Mangalista pork chop + Ricotta dumpling + Cheeseburger + Spiced cake The highlights were the cabbage, pork chop and burger. Overall I thought the food was excellent, though I wished they offered sides (especially some type of a potato for the burger). Would have gladly paid for additional sides a la carte.

First, I love the motifs throughout the Spotted Cow. A true cafe and grill that has great inside…read moreand outside seating. Set in a small but charming downtown this would be a frequent stop if I lived nearby just as much as it is when I drive through what they call Trout Town, USA. The staff give the essence of a family run business and are exceptional wait staff. The food and I recommend the Greek food, is terrific both well seasoned and plated. We had no less than three wait staff attend to our lunch. Hard to find places like this post 2020. We hope to see you again soon.

Good service Good food…read moreSuper expensive. Like insanely priced especially for a small town. The pricing must be targeting the tourists

Roscoe Beer Company recommended Courtyard, and it was fantastic. Filled with locals, the bartender…read more(owner?) greeted us as we walked in, directed us to either of their dining rooms, we chose the one in view of the bar, at the fireplace. Decorated with deer, coyotes, a pheasant. The food was delicious--14oz burgers cooked rare for my teen, medium rare for the boys. I had the fish & chips--light batter, super crispy, not at all doughy--LOVED it. Crispy onion rings. My kids couldn't finish their burgers because they were so substantial, which was a first--we had them packed to take home, cheeses include cheddar, swiss, mozzarella, provolone, as well as American. Friendly and efficient service, good food, comfortable atmosphere. Lookjng forward to returning,

Nice bar, solid food, and overly friendly staff. Despite large and rowdy local crowd all treated us…read more"out-of-towers" like family. Get the wings.

Omg- not only was the food terrific, but the staff went over and above- they were friendly during…read moreour meal, and afterwards, when our car got stuck oi a ditch, they all came out to help get us us out and on our way.

Came for lunch on a Saturday and the food was hit or miss. I tried:…read more + Fish n chips + Cabin bratwurst + Pretzel + Mac and cheese The curly fries that came with the fish and chips were great, but the fish itself was really overdone and almost inedible. The bratwurst, pretzel and mac and cheese were all good. This place has changed hands a million times; apparently it was good when it was under Foster but not so anymore. 3.5 stars.

This was the old Munson diner on 11th ave downtown. They moved the entire place to Liberty!…read moreI had eggs with corned beef hash and crispy home fries. This place gets busy but they know how to handle it! They also have tasty desserts!

From the moment you walk into this diner, you can tell it's a true family‑oriented spot the kind of…read moreplace where the locals come regularly and everyone seems to know each other. As soon as we stepped inside we were greeted with a hello and a smile. We were told we could sit wherever we liked so we grabbed a cozy window seat. The waitress came over almost immediately to take our drink order and every table around us was clean and well kept, which is always a good sign. Our food came out in about ten minutes. I ordered a cheeseburger deluxe with cheese, fries, and gravy, and honestly it was better than expected for diner food. It had that nostalgic, comforting flavor the kind of meal that reminds you of being a kid going to a diner with your family. Parking was also easy making the whole visit smooth from start to finish. A welcoming atmosphere, quick service, clean tables, and food that brings back memories this diner delivers exactly what a neighborhood spot should.

We stopped to grab breakfast at the Roscoe Diner and after we parked, I noticed a sign out front…read morethat read, "Welcome to the famous Roscoe Diner". I thought it was a joke, as the place looked very standard, but I later told a friend I had been in Roscoe, and they asked if I had checked out the "famous Roscoe Diner". I asked why it was nicknamed as such, and he said that it was a very popular stop in the Catskills. Now, I had heard of and been to the Phoenicia Diner, but that offered trendy interpretations of classic diner cuisine, while this one was very basic. But, I suppose that was, perhaps, what others found charming about it. It certainly seemed stuck in a bygone era. In fact, our waitress was very much how you would envision a "diner waitress" in that she was older, had her hair in a bun, and she seemed mildly annoyed, ha. She was sweet, though. Anyway, the coffee was fantastic, and my egg white vegetable omelet was perfection. It was cooked through, as I had asked, and was not even the slightest bit oily. The vegetables were also very fresh. The accompanying potatoes, however, were bland and undercooked. In addition, the whole wheat toast clearly used processed, packaged bread. Sure, the "famous" Roscoe Diner was conveniently located right off the highway and offered a nostalgic atmosphere, but the food was just decent.

We stopped in this area to get gas and decided to come here to eat breakfast. This place really is…read morea great pitstop for coming to upstate or going down to NYC. This place is typically diner, portions are huge and reasonable price. Food came out quick and the server was very attentive. Ambiance was really cozy and diner vibes with all the college pendants displayed throughout the restaurant.