Great spot in a historic building. Staff was super friendly and welcoming…read more The pastries were excellent as was the coffee, we truly had a wonderful start to our day cruising back down the Erie Canal here. Will go back anytime I'm in Medina. I just wish we'd had more time to look around as there is so much to see inside!

such a cute little cafe. I got the chai with a pastry and both were delicious. Prices are fair…read more Service was quick and polite.

I've visited Shirt Factory a few times, for brunch, lunch and drinks. Everything about this place…read moreis wonderful, including how they have renovated the old factory space into a series of charming interiors. The brunch food is particularly good. And the cocktails are delicious and well crafted. During my last visit, I learned from the bartender that they have some exceptional whiskeys in stock (such as Pappy Van Winkles!!). Looking forward to the bourbon tastings next time!

Mish was the most amazing bartender. The bar/restaraunt is great but she made the experience over…read morethe top. Without her....idk where they would be.

This place is a gem!!! If you are a tea drinking you have to stop here!!! I stop 2-3 times a year…read morewhen I am in town and pick up all of my loose leaf tea! They have a ton of different types with aromatics for you smell before you buy! They do carry a variety of tea bags and a ton of accessories and amazing little gifts.

Great little shop. The tea is better than what you'd get online and is half the price. happy and…read more friendly customer service. I would say it's well worth the drive to go check this place out.

Will not be going back standing in line for over 5min, a couple come in and get to order right…read moreaway. Was my 2time having this done,the other times order was completely wrong.

If you can only get coffee here during school time, it's Term Hortons…read more The coffee was piping hot and very miky, but that's where the good news ended. It was also lacking in sugar, tasted weird, the lid wasn't on properly, and the service was really poor. The guy stuck up the number of fingers that corresponded with how many dollars I need to pay. He didn't seem to like me very much. I get that a lot. Also the cops were here. I know for some of you that's a positive. Maybe I've had different experiences with cops than you. Still, it scores 2 for making a white hot coffee, and for being open super late in Medina, which until now, nothing really was. Chain info: Canadian coffee chain that is literally all over Buffalo, where I always order the 4 & 4 which you should try... it's very milky and very sweet and very delicious. It is for a good friend, but I always have some of it first (since I'm usually paying for it these days) and then judge it compared to all the other locations in town. And if you have an identical sibling who comes here with you, then it's Twin Hortons.

Sadly, 810 Meadworks has closed. It was a unique business that lovingly made mead products. More…read morepeople should have supported this local business. It was a superb treasure.

We got their amazing maple tap mead at maple weekend today. The staff was friendly and the product…read moreis fantastic!

Love the home-cooked food. The Fatboy burger on a grilled cheese sandwich is amazing!read more

I went to Medina tonight to take in the Blues concert series in the park. While there, we decided…read moreto stop at Rudy's before heading down. An old mom and pop diner that seems to have been there forever. There's a parking lot across the street and parking was easy in general. It wasn't too crowded but people were coming and going. We sat at a table and given menus. A menu board out front offered root beer floats so I ordered one. Haven't had one in years! It was delicious and came with an extra side of root beer to add as you drank it. A bigger menu than expected! Nothing crazy or unusual and I ordered a Pittsburgh salad. Regular iceberg salad mix with a few tomatoes, onions, French fries, a hard boiled egg that was discolored from over cooking and some rather chewy steak (sirloin). The dressing came in a sealed soufflé cup. The waitress was nice and nothing was awful but it could have been so much nicer if a little care was put into the thought and preparation. Bathroom was a little beat up and smelled. Based on the locals, I may have missed the mark. I'd go back and try a melt or their enormous hamburger challenge. The place was fun but mediocre.

We stopped in there today and got a lg coffee and a mocha latte with a little whip creme on top and…read moremy wife said it was the best mocha she's ever had made for her in all her years! Thank you Rachael!

As someone else mentioned, they only make the donuts in the morning. I used their app to place an…read moreorder about 10AM for a meeting, that evening. I then tried calling them to let them know I didn't need them until around 4-4:30pm. THEY HAVE NO PHONE, even though there is a number for them and it even shows as Dunkin Donuts in caller ID on my cell phone !! Dropped by around 1:15 and found they didn't have the donuts I had ordered and paid for in the app. Had to pick from what they had left at that time to fill the order and was told it was a good thing I hadn't waited until 4 because they probably wouldn't have had any donuts.

Hubby and I love coming here. The service is always great. The food is home cooking good! The…read morerestaurant is dated but that's the ambiance that is so loved.

Cheap, tasty, fast…read more It's a traditional diner. Separate menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They don't overlap menus. It's larger than it looks. Seats around 120 people between both storefronts. It's good stop if in the area for diner food and local watching. Beware. Lots of Runpers.

This is a small location, and it is decorated for holidays. I order using the kiosk and take…read moreadvantage of the deals offered in the phone app. Living on social security I can't just walk up and order what I want. The deals are what makes McDonald's affordable for me. I always customize my order, and they do a good job of following the customizations.

if i could i would leave it at zero stars i would burn this place down if i got a chance i ordered…read morea double quarter pounder bacon and i didnt get my bacon i paid a whole dollar more for my sweet bacon and i was blue balled out of it

I stopped in for Sunday brunch recently. Finally. I've been wanting to visit this resto for a while…read morenow. The dining rooms were wonderful, and service was excellent, but the meal itself was a letdown. I had the eggs Benedict. The hollandaise was thin, nearly non-existent. The eggs were watery, the Canadian bacon was sliced so thin that was nearly non-existent as well. The muffin was thick and doughy, slightly undercooked. The crispy fried potatoes were not crispy. I was very underwhelmed by the dish, however, the espresso martini I had with it was excellent. The meal almost didn't matter, though, (except that I was hungry) because everything else was delightful.

Ever since Bent's Opera House opened, I've been curious and wanted a reason to try Harvest for…read moredinner. The opportunity finally presented itself and, overall, it was a really nice experience! Three of us had made reservations for 6pm on a Thursday and when we arrived, there were zero issues. Parking for Harvest is primarily street parking but there are smaller parking lots nearby. The interior comes across fancy, modern, with nice views of Main St. and as you walk in to the dining room, the open-kitchen to our left and a warmly lit, nicely stocked bar to our right. We were seated at a table towards the middle of the dining room. At 6pm, most tables were empty but when we were leaving there were a good amount of people at both the bar and seated in the dining room, so it seems like people tend to come for a later meal. Our waitress came over and poured us waters and provided drink and food menus. This was a first for me - the menus lit up! Our waitress though was incredibly courteous and personable, she did a fantastic job checking on us. To kick the evening off, I ordered their Honey Hibiscus cocktail, which is mezcal, Grand Marnier, hibiscus, ginger, honey, cinnamon, lime, and fee foam. This was a nicely balanced cocktail with a more floral, fruity flavor. With the open kitchen concept, it was neat to see the chef and cooks working on our meals as we relaxed, talked, and munched on some warmed focaccia-like bread with a freshly made balsamic, olive oil, herb dip. The bread was so soft with the perfect amount of chew on the crust/exterior, and served warm. For dinner, I ordered Pappardelle Mornay and added (perfectly grilled) chicken breast for a few more dollars, which is simply pappardelle pasta in a creamy cheese mornay. Our waitress crushed some black pepper atop my dish before I started in. This was excellent - The pasta itself tasted so fresh, the cheese mornay was indeed very creamy, and the grilled chicken breast was cooked, seasoned, cut, and portioned perfectly. I am really glad I added the chicken breast to this dish as I'm not sure the pasta itself would've filled me up. I'd definitely order this again! To wrap up our meal, since it was Thursday, there's a "1/2 off Nightcaps" special, so each of us enjoyed a cold foam espresso martini afterward, which is coffee-infused vodka, Nue vodka, FAIR Café liqueur, dark crème de cacao, Steamworks espresso, chocolate bitters, vanilla syrup, and topped with an infused cold foam, which we went with the Frangelico Hazelnut cold foam, and a few espresso beans. This was ridiculously rich and delish! Harvest is an intimate, elevated dining experience, designed to have you stay a while, relax, and enjoy a more personal meal. All of us really enjoyed our evening here and have nothing but high praise for the staff and quality food. This isn't a fast, casual, cheap sit-down meal, but it's an experience worth the higher price. I look forward to coming back!