Great spot in the middle of nowhere with an amazing menu of regular items and also specials. Great…read morebeer cocktail selection. Staff was very friendly and engaging. Log cabin-ish atmosphere with fireplaces. Lots of memorabilia on the walls and lots of charm. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

Beautiful building, beautiful setting. Everything else just seems to be going down hill. Service is…read morenothing like it used to be. No one knows how to make a drink other than pour a beer or whiskey/rum and coke. The food has been hit or miss. But mostly miss. Not worth the drive anymore, if they took reservations they could slow the pace down and make good food. Seem to be more focused on cooking food too fast (which dries it out or comes out underdone) to turn tables to accommodate the lines of people waiting. The ribs were dry, the fish has been wet, chicken wings slimey. No consistency. During snowmobile season you will freeze in there. Turn on the heat.

Warm, friendly, CHEAP and CHEERFUL.Ideal soundtrack strummin' my life with the playlist...read more

Wow! What a fun night. We are not locals, but we were treated as if we were! The bar guy was on…read morepoint and super nice! The chicken, bacon, ranch quesadilla was the best I have ever had!

Had a nice lunch with my mother and brother. We ordered the fried pizza rolls to start as well as…read moresome à la carte salads. My entrée was the southern slaw grilled chicken sandwich, brother ate the PBBJ burger, and mother, the crowd pleaser. We thought the food was very good and service, efficient and friendly. The soda fountain "unsweet" tea was gross, though. One sip and I tasted the remnants of the brisk lipton raspberry iced tea that's found in the shared pepsi soda fountain spout. Good food and great location, but I will stick with water and/or a beer.

Food was Amazing! Got a burger and it was one of the best burgers I've ever had. Waited probably…read more20-25 minutes for the food but definitely worth it. Service was amazing, only one girl working and she was on top of it working a full restaurant with every table taken and 3/4 of the bar taken up, deserves a huge raise. Amazing place to eat!

I'm so happy that we found this place! We stumbled upon it…read morewhile taking a weekend getaway trip with friends of ours. The House That Jack Built is truly a local gem. The bartender was super friendly and gave us some good tips on what to do locally. She also made us some "special shots" that we really loved. So much so that we ended up ordering a second round of them. She really knows how to pour a good drink. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owner of the place, who was a very lovely woman. She told us a little bit about the history of the place and was very welcoming towards us. Her father was "Jack" from whom they got the name of the place from. We did also order some appetizers while we were there. I ordered the pizza log which was really good. It's comparable to an egg roll but with pizza inside. Delicious! My boyfriend ordered some fries and enjoyed them as well. Good food, good drinks and good company. We had a great time here and will definitely be back. If you get the chance to check this place out, go for it! You won't regret it.

Great service, very friendly. We split the wings, done perfect and the Buffalo sauce was just…read moreright! I had the Steak Hoagie with fries. Huge portion, I'll be taking my leftovers for lunch tomorrow. My wife had the Ham and Cheese Hoagie, equally a large portion. Both were great. We'll definitely be back!

Great wings Thursday and Tuesday…read more Barb is the best bartender!! Very cold beer/ great local vibe

Everything you could possibly want in a dive bar. Cheap drinks, juke box, pool table, and friendly…read morelocals,

I stopped by here a couple of Saturdays ago with my wife. We were taking part in the Lake Erie…read moreWine Country Harvest Event and one of the stops happened to be at Sensory Vineyard which was also at the same location as 7 Sins Brewing. If two things weren't enough they also considered themselves an art house and had lots of paintings hanging up around the building. The inside of this place is pretty large with a large bar off to the left side and then some seating and other things off to the right. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery I decided to go with a flight here. I actually was able to use my wine tastings on beer here but the size wasn't too good and so I paid the $5 for 4 - 4 oz pours. Since the brewery is named 7 sins, as you would guess some of their beer names are also related to that. So for my 4 beers I went with Gluttony (Stout), Pre-prohibition Porter, Greed (Brown Ale) and Frye PA (IPA). Out of the bunch I enjoyed the Frye Pa with the Gluttony coming in a close second. I also thought that the Greed was pretty good but there was something about the porter which I didn't care for. There wasn't anything wrong with it but my palate just didn't care for it. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed most of the beers that I had here and I think that $5 a flight is a steal.

We found this place by accident, I love it!!! It's small and not fancy but the beer is delicious…read moreand the bartender was really nice. We will definitely be back anytime we pass through!

Pizza greasy and lack taste and antipasto salad consisted of lettuce, ham and cheese…read more... Disappointed

My first time at the penny bar and it didn't disappoint! We ordered wings and the flavor we got…read morewere delicious. They should sell their wing sauces. Service was quick and attentive. Parking is a little tricky but its a small town college bar, u It's to be expected. I would come back if ever in the area again.

We had my Husband's 70th Birthday party here. We had it…read morecatered by Chiavettas. The bartender by the name of Dutch. Is a fun and personable guy. I recommend the Village Inn as a great place to hold parties, watch football (Go BILLS) and have a great time with friends old and new

Five stars for friendliness and cleanliness! Located on NY5, it is often frequented by the locals,…read moreand out of towners passing through. Pool table and electronic dartboard, and touch screen games as well. Drink prices are comparable to the local clubs, and the patrons are always hospitable to people stopping from out of town.

We were celebrating a dual birthday with friends and family and decided to go to EBC in Bemus…read morepoint. We were met by a host (John) and we're sat on the outdoor patio very quickly with 9 guests. Sarah was our waitress and she was great. She knew the menu and was accommodating to any of our requests. The place was clean and had a great ambiance. The food was delicious (I had the beef on weck). Their were food runners that helped our waitress which helped deliver great food in a very timely manner. Our friends and family were quite pleased with our visit to EBC at Bemus point and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a place to eat. No pictures to share as we were to busy enjoying the accommodations and ambiance.

I had the chicken caprice for almost $20 It came out with a…read morechunk of chicken in the middle of a pita. After 4 bites i finally got to the chicken which was fat and grisly. When the 18 year old waitress finally came back, my wife was done and I said the was not good chicken, I could not eat it. She returned with the pillow almost $100 for 2 sandwiches and 4 beers. I pushed no tip 2x and the only % it would take is 20%

Thursday night is a great day to stop by for a drink. Pints are just $5.00. What a deal! Beer was…read morereally good. I had their flagship beer, the Hayloft Hayz IPA. Really good. I also tried the Portage Trail Porter. Light and full of flavors! Marshall serving up the beer was great. If you want to talk about beer or music, he is a wealth of conversations regarding both. They also serve local wine. Music on weekends with food trucks. Definitely be back.

Cool little place…read more They make their beer - beers do change They had one hard cider at the time Our bartender was very nice Had no idea this was here. Nice find