We had to drop my car off at Pierce auto parts in Bouckville and decided on the way home to stop in…read moreHamilton and get breakfast. Broad Street diner is awesome. Delicious coffee, and great breakfast. My husband had the corned beef hash with two eggs over easy. And I had the eggs Benedict. Additionally we both got home fries and bacon. Everything was perfectly cooked. The waitress was excellent and we just enjoyed the atmosphere. Highly recommend!

The food and service were amazing here! The food is great!! The avocado French toast made well…read morealong with the chipped beef. Great flavor, good portion size, and amazing service. As an FYI this place is loud.

Overall some great things and some okay things:…read more They have a large outdoor seating which is nice. I got the steak and it was cooked very well. The bread was good. My dirty martini was tasty. Service was friendly Some things they good do better: It wasn't very busy and the food and drinks came out slow. The fries were just okay. Portions in some of the dishes were small for the price.

Had a nice lunch at The Tavern at the Colgate Inn. We ate the corn chowder soup and Caesar salad…read more The soup is creamy and made from local sweet corn with potatoes and bacon. It is hearty and delicious on a chilly day. The salads were crisp with tasty Caesar dressing, shaved Parmesan, and big croutons. The service was friendly and the fireplace is very inviting.

Delicious and fast with tons of dining options. This university gets it right. Great healthy…read morechoices for students from very nice members of staff.

If you find yourself in Hamilton, New York, you have to stop at Frank Dining Hall for a meal. It…read morereally is an experience. A typical day of Frank food consists of mushy veggies, lots of chicken, rice of some sort, and some strange cold pasta salad. If you're looking for a nice date spot, this is the place. The atmosphere is warm and inclusive. There are lots of benches making the space feel super cozy. If you're lucky, on occasion, Frank puts on special dinners. Some highlights include Root Fest (all vegan dinner), Franksgiving, and Sunday brunch. I highly recommend trying the vegetable spring rolls. The burgers are always a solid option, Mac n cheese always slaps. Personally, my favorite stations are the yogurt and fruit bar, the coffee station (sometimes hit or miss), and obviously the ice cream station (personal fav is the soft-serve). This wouldn't be an in-depth review if I didn't highlight some of the pitfalls. Lines tend to be long during lunch and dinner hours. If you're looking for a quick in and out on the type lunch, you probably don't wanna go to Frank. There are limited to-go options besides breakfast items. However, this isn't to say that I don't spend hours in frank with my friends, typically eating about three dinners each. Seriously don't knock it until you try it, make a trip down to Frank dining hall and enjoy a lovely dinner, lunch, or quick breakfast with a friend. You will never go hungry at Frank, whether you enjoy your food ehhhh, and always remember if you are ever constipated, Frank can help with that. When asked "What is your favorite thing about Frank?" Students anonymously respond: "I love the people watching and social environment that it creates" -Anonymous student 1. "The French fries" -Anonymous student 2. Only thing missing is late night Frank.

Atmosphere was very nice, we came on a Saturday at lunch and it was not busy at all. Our waitress…read morewas very friendly. Menu had lots of options. Kids menu too, very reasonable priced which I was surprised. My husband ordered an appetizer platter with his meal. He liked almost everything, but the potato skins tasted chemically- he didn't eat those. I had a buffalo chicken salad. It had very little veggies in it, not enough dressing. And the chicken (which I had asked for crispy came out grilled.) it was a little underwhelming for the $55 price tag for my family. I may go back in the future. The place was very nice, just wasn't super impressed with the food.

It's inconsistent which seems to be consistent for them from other reviews. Makes me sad because I…read morehave had some good things that were disappointing the second time around. Prices aren't horrendous but not a price point where I want to gamble. Now if you are mainly going to hangout, have some bar food instead of dinner and watch a game--the ambiance seems like so much fun!

Good food, like a cozy diner. Friendly staff. Clean and pleasant. I had a pulled pork sandwich with…read moreonion rings. My friend had a Caesar salad with grilled chicken and a gluten free roll. The chicken was steaming hot and lots of it. She told me the GF roll was delicious. We'll be back!

The food was not bad, came out hot. Service was a little slow. Cute little place. Not a bad drive ,…read moreespecially during the fall.

This is a gem. Robert is awesome and food was superb. Picky foodie level good. Crispy crab cakes…read morefocused on crab, house made bread, nice wine list and specials reflecting chef's passion. Across the board good.

We've had dinner here several times, never disappointed. Service is always top notch not to…read moremention a really great variety of food from the appetizers, dinners and the desserts are off the hook. Like wine, a great selection as well. Atmosphere, very intimate. Great for a date... 5 stars....looking forward to the summer to eat outside

Another Hidden Gem along Route 20. This is a beautiful Inn with a nice restaurant attached within…read morewith lots of bar and other seating, including a downstairs for larger events. Chef Andrew and owner knocked it out of the park tonight. Spouses shrimp special with mushrooms and spinach over pasta. Bread licking good . Lamb chops 3 of them were good. Cooked perfectly Yukon mashed and vegetables also very good. Starter, no pictures, we ate them before pictures were excellent. Shared a wedge salad and small clams casino . Service by Todd was very good. Worth a drive and highly recommended.

We stopped in after not wanting to wait for BBQ. We are foodies from NYC and were so impressed with…read morethe quality of service, the historic building and the food. The menu is a mix of a chophouse with a large selection of chef selections from paella, pasta and schnitzel. The chef is a CIA graduate which is surprising to find in Central NY. The food was fresh and i noted that the chef makes his own bread, dressing, aioli's and desserts. It's clear the chef puts care into his work. We ordered - house salad - solid salad with house dressing. nice, nothing crazy - onion soup, this was excellent. really well done, from the croutons, cheese and flavor. wow - calamari - the only thing we didnt love - chicken schnitzle - excellent, authentic - scallops - fresh, perfectly cooked. a bit too sauced, but great - creamy garlic and spinach pasta - our kids didnt love, but decent The desserts were great as well. The restaurant was very accommodating to our casual attire and 3 young kids. Amazingly kind. The entire experience is a bit like going back in time, the historic nature of the setting is hard to explain, but you really feel it.

Great lil dinner on the main drag in Bouckville. Huge…read moreportions, great prices and friendly service will definitely bring me back again and again. Don't let the outside appearance deter you from going in and having a great meal. The diner is spotless and the staff is very friendly and welcoming.

New changes are... weird…read more We've come here so many times over the years and almost always had a great experience. Sometimes the place is busy and the service is slow because of it, but the food is always good, and I get that it's a learning environment for students, so: be patient, folks. But now the management has changed the whole experience. They've cut back the serving staff to only TWO people, closed the downstairs room altogether, and taken out tables so that there are only 2 booths and 2 four-tops, plus the bar. Their FB page now says "reservations only" but they don't even have an online system so you can see what dates are free. You have to call to talk to one of those belabored *two* people who are covering the entire room. I'm guessing they're also the ones answering the phones for take-out, too. How is this "enhancing [my] dining experience" exactly? To be fair, the food is still good and the two ladies working the night we were there are great and gave us great service. But the room feels spookily empty with so few tables. Plus the idea of being guilted into calling for mandatory reservations? Who does that?! Disappointing management decision that does a disservice to all the hardworking people who work here, and to their loyal customers too. Not sure when we'll be back again, now.

The bar tender was helpful and very cheerful! suggested the Cooper Cuban best Cuban I have had …read more My husband had the 24 k also a very good sandwich. if your in the area I would highly recommend going . out of town guest from Canada

Formerly Quack's Village Inn, The Madison Hop (under new ownership) is a casual breakfast and lunch…read morelocated along US Route 20, just west of the Village of Madison. They serve up standard breakfast fare including eggs, pancakes, French toast, Belgian waffles, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast burritos, omelets, breakfast sides, and US Foods coffee. For lunch, they serve up sandwich platters, burgers, wraps, soup, salads, chicken tenders, hand cut fries, sweet potato fries, fried cheese curds, desserts (pies, ice cream, strawberry shortcake, cookies), and Pepsifountain drinks. They also post daily specials. The place is pretty casual with stained glass overhanging lighting, table seating and stools up at the lunch counter. I stopped by here for a lunch break recently on my way out to Syracuse. The place was fairly busy just before 1pm. I got an ice water and decided on a posted special, which was the Country, Fried Chicken ($15.99 plus tax) served with mashed potatoes and veg of day. My entrée was served in 18 minutes after ordering. The portion of food was just right. The breaded cutlet smothered in a thick cream gravy was thick and actually a medium rare beefsteak inside. I was going a steak knife too. The homemade chunky mashed potatoes were also smothered in a thick cream gravy. The veg of day was cream of spinach. I finished my plate of food and requested the check shortly afterwards. The check was $17.27 with tax and before tip. Overall, I enjoyed good comfort food in a busy local restaurant. The service was hectic as the place was quite busy and the staff was working together to get things done before they closed up for the day at 2pm.

Been here twice now and it's great! The food is really delicious and everything is very well made…read more Scrambled eggs come out beautiful, pancakes are fluffy, home fries are well seasoned and slightly crispy. The coffee tastes like specialty roastery coffee which was such a pleasant surprise. It can get busy but servers are on top of it and everyone is very friendly. It's a lovely local spot.