Went for breakfast with four friends. A very clean restaurant and Carmen was welcoming and…read morecourteous. The food was prepared well. We all enjoyed our breakfast/lunch. What a really nice place to visit. There were beautiful plants which I enjoyed. I noticed that they also have a big dining area for celebrations and birthday parties.

So walking in we were not sure it really was an Italian restaurant. We could not smell the usual…read moresauce/pizza in the air. We hesitated because of that. There were plants everywhere in the dining space, just didn't match up. (The pendant lights were nice but the mismatch could have looked artistic but instead just looked mismatched). Kitchen looked not well kept and disorganized. Our wait staff was very informal and not consistent, had to ask for silverware when salad was served. When pizza came had to replace silverware because when they removed salad bowls took the silverware. Salad was good, but was surprised the salad dressing came out in take out containers since we were at a sit down dinner. It felt like we were at a take out place. We ordered the pizza special butternut squash, onions, bacon and cheese, didn't realize it was going to be a white pizza, the toppings were disproportionate, heavy on bacon (was too salty), after the first bite not so great.

Service excellent. Food was delicious, and plenty of it. Reasonable prices. Nice Diner feel.read more

We've heard about this diner from several people as a good place to have breakfast. So on our last…read moretrip up to Albany, we stopped in. Was seated promptly and had a friendly server. Food was good and will be one of our go tos for breakfast especially when we head out in the bike.

If you are looking for a super fun experience with some friends, you need to do a cooking class…read morewith these guys. We have recently done both the pasta class with wine and the pizza making class. Jeff and David are so easy to work with. Classes are fun and entertaining and the food and service afterwards is so on point. This place is a gem!

My family had breakfast here on a Monday, so it wasn't very busy. My husband got the Breakfast…read moreBurrito with a Spanish Latte, I got the Belgium Waffles with an iced Chai Tea Latte, and my daughter got the Chocolate Chip and Strawberry Waffles. We also split a side of potatoes. The food was good - my husband's burrito was pretty big, and my waffles were yummy though not the best ones I've had. My daughter was very intrigued by the various wall art that she referred to as "monsters" and the cafe itself felt cozy. I'd like to come back for lunch!

Very comfortable relaxing place to eat. My breakfast sandwich was top notch. Piper was very…read morewelcoming and service was excellent. I will add +1 to the positive reviews Highly recommend.

Absolutely incredible sandwich lunch place. Incredible bakery and delicious food on all fronts.read more

My friend and I had lunch at the Log House yesterday. She had the meatball grinder and I had the…read moreMandarin Chicken Salad. Our food was outstanding! We both brought home leftovers, so you definitely get your money's worth. We also brought home the Philly Cheese Steak Grinder for our husbands. Again, they devoured the grinder. We definitely made our husbands very happy. Our waitress was so kind and courteous. This is a place that you definitely need to stop by.

I think if to live or grew up in the are this is an all time place to go. It's 50 Years old and has…read moreton of memories. The good is good, nothing fancy but good meal. Eggs were light and fluffy, french toast went down in three to four bites.

"Heart made of glass, my mind of stone Isn't it lovely, all…read morealone?" (Billie Eilish) I was thinking about what word best describes this morning's breakfast at the Village Market & Cafe. The best word I can come up with is "lovely". Everything was lovely -the dining room, decorations, the craft goods and pricing from local artisans, the pricing, choices, quality and quantity of the foods, and especially the service and hospitality. If you want an overall lovely vibe and experience, you really need to visit. Their menu board is divided into two sections, with breakfast on the left and lunch on the right. We were there in the morning, so with breakfast on our minds we checked out the left board and saw breakfast sandwiches, bagels, a kid's menu, and a potato patty side. My wife ordered a single egg sandwich on an English Muffin ($4) with bacon ($1) and a potato patty side ($1). Now those are very reasonable prices, so I really don't agree with some of the price bashing I've seen on this page. I ordered what turned out to be one of the very best breakfast sandwiches I've had in months. My Breakfast BLT was a feast of toasted rye bread, lettuce, tomato, bacon, cheese, and two fried eggs. It kept me full for half the day, and at $10.50 was worth every penny. Village Market's coffees are sourced from "Those Guys Coffee Company" out of New Hartford. Our coffee was excellent ($3 for a 12-ounce cup). Oh, and there is one more reason why our visit was lovely - our conversations and interactions with Evelyn. She and her daughter are owners, and she was super friendly, and just a real pleasure to meet and chat with. And to add one more reason to visit is this -they also sell ice cream! This was an easy FIVE STARS for all of the lovely features of this lovely spot.

Stopped in when we were visiting the area yesterday. The lady working was so lovely, does…read moreeverything with a smile. The dirty chai was to-die-for. Will definitely be stopping here anytime we are in the area!

Asa's Place is great spot with great food. Had lemon with blue raspberry French toast . I'm not…read moreFrench toast person however Asa's place makes an amazing French toast. I have had this twice. Favorite breakfast meal at Asa's. Friendly fast service. Out back patio seating available as well, would love to sit there next time. Clean inside, dif from first time I was there used to have tight booths now tables much more comfortable. Prices are fair. Service was amazing. Local spot with great food.

We've been to Asa's several times in the past year. Breakfasts are outstanding, they always hit…read morethe spot. Also did a takeout one evening consisting of meatballs & chicken parm -- it was excellent too. Asa is a friendly and personable guy, he's often a "One Man Show", but he takes care of everyone and you know you'll get a quality meal when you drop in. My wife absolutely loves this place.

Ok now. Let's start with a shout out to wait person Laura who is probably the best wait person in a…read more200 mile radius. Sunny, friendly, fast and professional. Didn't miss ONE beat. Then let's talk about the food and small town America vibe. It's an old school diner feel with a counter and photos on the walls. The menu is everything you expect from a legit diner -- burgers and fries and ice cold cokes. All perfectly prepared and presented. What did I have? Two eggs over medium on a toasted everything bagel with melted Swiss cheese and a side of fries. What did I get? Exactly what I ordered! And fast! Woohoo for McGrane's. They got it going on!

We went to McGrane's on the Green for the first time today for the Biscuits and Gravy. They had a…read moregenerous amount of sausage gravy that completely buried the biscuits but it was lukewarm. The waitress disappeared before I could call it to her attention and I had to go up to the counter to let them know. They were very apologetic and heated up our plates but we could not finish them because they were not very appetizing. I had to flag down the waitress to ask for a coffee refill. My wife had a side of sausage patties which apparently gave her gastrointestinal distress. When we went to pay, we discovered they take CASH or CHECK ONLY. Luckily I had enough cash because I rarely carry cash any more. Sad because we were looking for a local breakfast spot.

Great food and the service was fantastic. This is a smaller place with a cozy environment. It's not…read morefar from the bike path. I had a simple egg and cheese on a Portuguese roll and it hit the spot. Will definitely be going back

4.5: Food, service and price: awesome, which is really what matters. Atmosphere, location and baked…read moregoods: OK. These days it's hard to find a cafe that isn't overpriced and better than just average. But Toasted Oat hits the high points of quality of cook on the food, even if the ingredients may not all be top notch. They have breakfast sandwiches, bowls and scrambles, as well as regular sandwiches, salads and burritos. We enjoyed the regular breakfast sandwich with spinach and cheese (subbed the meat but wish the spinach had been cooked in - $7) and the breakfast scramble which included 2 eggs, 3 veggies, cheese, protein all mixed/cut up together, as well as hash brown (didn't exactly look homemade?) and toast ($11). Everything was served in to-go containers so the looks weren't the best but makes sense given the place and that most people probably don't dine in. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Everything takes time to come out so you know it's done to order. They also have some coffee and tea. They had a few coffee cake items in a glass display but didn't look homemade either. It feels like a cafe should have more selection of pastries but again bother me. Service was friendly and patient. The actual location isn't that great visually either. There is one longer table and a few smaller ones, but it's not a big place and not decorated to impress (fine by me!) It is located in a small nondescript plaza with an Indian market. Small parking lot. Wish this small business well!

A very under appreciated place in the northeast corner. Good food, excellent selection and good…read moreprices.

Great place. Love their tuna sub. Deli closes at 4pm on weekdays (2hrs before the store) but they…read moredon't tell you that until you show up hungry in person at 4:00pm and the only employee uses the next 5 minutes while you wait patiently inside, to take all of the signs down.