Let me be clear, there was nothing wrong with the service, food, or ambiance. The turkey slices…read morewere thick and tasty. The 8-grain bread is healthy. It's just that I remember the days of the Neapolitan pizza and white bread and a fuller menue. The sandwiches are served without sides--no chips, even for sale separately. The decor has been updated, thankfully, since the new management. It just seems like there is less now. Fewer options in the bakery case, fewer menu options. I hope they will continue to do what they do well and then add to the menu.

Counter service only; coffee house music, popular with the SUNY Fredonia students, and town…read morefamilies. Really great looking chocolate chip cookies for sale, with smoothies, coffee and teas

Stopped in to this place the other day. Had no idea what it was but am new to the area, so I…read morethought I'd check it out.... Pleasantly surprised!! The tastiest "white people" food I've had in a long while ;) Simple stuff with a twist. I hope it stays as finding good eats around these parts is next to impossible!!

I went back to The Saucy Pot because I really enjoyed all the tasty foods I had purchased there…read morebefore. This time I had their Gumbo, Chicken soup and Clam Chowder. Gumbo is All-Star not too hot but the spices are there along with lots of sausage. Several others in the shop also ordered the Gumbo. I have made 1000's and 1000's of gallons of chicken soup from scratch and this version is absolutey fantastic loaded with veg and chicken. It reminded me of my grandma's recipe. soooooooooo good This to me is comfort food at it's best. Their clam chowder is rich and had a good amount of clams and potato chunks. This did not last long. I also tried the butter tarts one bite and done I need to buy these by the dozen. Finally, the crowd is everybody. Students, workers, young and old and you can tell many are regulars because they know what's on the menu and what they came in for.

This is a locally-made product, available for purchase inside the Meadville Market House, sold…read morerefrigerated, to-go, so you can just heat-n-eat at your convenience. Thus far, I have only tried one soup from The Soup Den, "Beef n' Barley," but I was pretty impressed with it, and I look forward to trying out some of the other flavors as well. The soup was loaded with veggies, grains, and meats ((including a few pieces of DUCK) some ingredients are local / organic), and was lightly seasoned. As the label says, "Golly, That's Good!" Cheers!

Ordered via app and picked up, no waiting, friendly counter/bar staff…read more The Chicken Tandoori was really, REALLY good. So good in fact, I no longer will dread visiting Olean for work now that I have a nice place to pick up dinner.

Always a great meal here! Our family loves the lentil soup, the sandwiches, the daily specials…read more This is a great spot for a business lunch, a first date, or drinks with the office.

It is closed. Out of business. No longer is open. Liked it last year. Wishing there were more…read moreplaces to eat on campus. Wish they would take it off so people would not look for it.

This restaurant has wonderful food. The buffet was $18 which might seem a bit high but it is on…read moreInstitute grounds and the food is of very high quality. I thought that it was well worth it. All of the fruits and vegetables were fresh and well prepared. The staff was prompt and attentive as one would expect of a family owned and run establishment. I would rate this as the best food in Chautauqua!

Stopped here before heading home to Michigan from Niagara Falls. I had the most delicious, hearty…read morehomemade vegetable lentil soup !! We also had sandwiches. Highly recommend checking this place out !!

delicious soup. lots of choices. sandwiches look good, although I didn't have time to partake. I…read morewill be back. very impressive little place!

Pound for pound, and dollar for dollar, Roux Soup Bar &…read moreCafe does what it does better than any other restaurant we know of in Western New York. Creative menu, frequent new items, outstanding service, and food is of consistently high quality. It's a perfect accompaniment to the Burchfield Penny Art Museum too. Highly recommended.

Located inside the Burchfield -Penney Museum, this cafe focusses on soups and salads. Vegetarians…read moreand vegans will be comfortable here. It's located in the atrium, so it's possible to eat in the cafe without paying museum entrance fees. When I visited in February, the theme is "Superbowl"; instead of two daily soups there are five. The chairs and tables are hard and unadorned, and the walls are flat white, so sound tends to bounce around, but service is very friendly and can answer any questions about ingredients.

I stopped in here right after leaving the BUF airport. It's very close to the airport, being less…read morethan 2 miles away and right across the street from airport property. Getting there just after 1PM on a Monday there was a line inside, to the door to place orders... the wait afterwards was about 10 minutes. I love bologna sandwiches and I also really enjoy a nice beef on Weck, so I was happy they offered a mini beef sandwich, still on kummelweck, which I got along with their bologna sandwich with provolone, onions, and peppers on it. The bologna sandwich was flame grilled and tasted excellent! I added jalapeños to it for a little kick, as well as some mayo and that made the sandwich really tasty! I started with their split pea soup - It was really good! It had big chunks of smokey, flavorful ham in it and the texture was thick and the flavor was great! I also tried a side of their mustard potato salad and it was decent, but I think it had pimentos or pickles in it, which I don't prefer. Last up - That mini beef sandwich - AWESOME! The bun really added the excellent flavor you'd expect from having the meat on that type of roll. The beef was tender and so flavorful! They also have horseradish on the tables, so I added a bunch of it and that really made the flavor pop! Service was excellent and very friendly here. I'd highly recommend stopping in!

If you're anywhere near Cheektowaga and craving a classic Western New York bite, Charley the…read moreButcher is an absolute must. From the moment you walk in, you get that clean, nostalgic 60s vibe--simple, welcoming, and focused on what matters: great food. The counter service is quick and friendly, and you can actually watch them slice the beef fresh right in front of you. I ordered the famous beef on weck, and it did NOT disappoint. The hand carved beef was tender, juicy, and piled high on a perfectly salted kummelweck roll. Add a little horseradish and au jus, and it's easily one of the best sandwiches in the area. The crispy waffle fries were the perfect side--golden, crunchy, and seasoned just right. Everything tasted fresh and made with care. Between the quality of the food, the spotless dining area, and the old-school charm, this place absolutely earns five stars. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town.

Thank goodness Panera Bread took a chance on Lakewood NY! Such a great option for local dining that…read moreoffers up a healthy alternative in the area. This Panera is really well run. The food is delicious and super fresh. Don't know where they get their strawberries from recently but they are far better than anything available around here. I had lunch here yesterday and I was back again today. Salads were super crispy and generously portioned. Both days here the manager stopped by my table to check on us. Super friendly. The dining room is neat and drinks well stocked. This is better run than my "big city" locations! I'm sure I'll be back...

The parking lot is full of extremely bad potholes. It's been this way for months, and they haven't…read moremade any attempts at temporary patching