Tasty food, lots of it, many choices, and affordably priced. Polite and attentive wait staff…read more Ambiance?? It's a diner!

What a wonderful diner! Stumbled upon it when I was looking for a place halfway between where I…read morelive and Ithaca to meet a friend for lunch and I'm so glad I did! I had the Santa Fe wrap which was excellent. The fries were not greasy at all and seasoned well. My friend was jonesing for a Monte Cristo and got that with sweet potato fries and an unsweetened iced tea, and enjoyed all of it. We loved the old school diner vibe of the exterior -- the interior is comfortable and bright. We encountered a few people there all of whom took really great care of us -- and even though it got busy during lunchtime, we weren't rushed through our meal. The person behind the register where we paid on the way out was warm and charming, and we told him we planned to return. Beautiful drive there and home as well!

Service was fine although slow. Ambiance was fine as well. Food was not good. We have tried this…read moreplace several times with friends/family hoping that it would improve and it simply fell short again. No one enjoyed their food, meat was under or over cooked, fries were terrible. Apps were ok at best. Sadly we will not be taking anyone back to this place. It's been a disappointment each time.

Great friendly service! The food is off the charts. Everything is made fresh and warm, even the…read moresalads. The wings, burgers, and flatbreads are especially good. Great ambiance and decorations.

Hey Hey! Claire B signing in! I just had to hop on my yelp app and share about my amazing time at…read moreBluestone! I had my first Jameson Pickle shot and woohoo; it was rough. My hubby has to drive me back! Still Drunk! Anyways lol, ask for Laurel and Liam they were my bartender and they took care! Signing out, Claire B!

It was our first time at the Blue Stone Restaurant. Chef Bill and staff prepared a fantastic…read morebuffet!! The wait staff was attentive and atmosphere was great. We and our friends will definitely be returning soon! Ken D

Clean, vibrant establishment with great atmosphere. Food quality 3.5 out of 5 and has great flavor…read more All the food seems to be freshly made and if you're going that route try making your own fresh cut fries, believe me it makes a difference than frozen fries. But

First, I love the motifs throughout the Spotted Cow. A true cafe and grill that has great inside…read moreand outside seating. Set in a small but charming downtown this would be a frequent stop if I lived nearby just as much as it is when I drive through what they call Trout Town, USA. The staff give the essence of a family run business and are exceptional wait staff. The food and I recommend the Greek food, is terrific both well seasoned and plated. We had no less than three wait staff attend to our lunch. Hard to find places like this post 2020. We hope to see you again soon.

Met my son halfway between our homes for dinner here for the first time as our usual spot has gone…read moredownhill. Nice ambiance, clean dining room Bathroom were very nice and clean. Food was excellent, sirloin sandwich and French dip were great. Son say "this is our new meeting spot" Highly recommend.

Nice bar, solid food, and overly friendly staff. Despite large and rowdy local crowd all treated us…read more"out-of-towers" like family. Get the wings.

When route 81 replaced route 11 as the main thoroughfare through NEPA, and the trains stopped…read moredropping riders off at the local stations, towns like Kingsley and Hop Bottom became towns relegated to "off the beaten path", and food establishments shifted several miles east to feed the weary travelers, giving rise to the bright lights in Gibson. Nonetheless, the towns of route 11 still have hungry denizens, and that's where Jenny Leigh's comes in! Now located 200 yards from where the original establishment sat prior to falling victim to fire, Jenny Leigh's is situated in an impressive Victorian home in Kingsley. Step inside, and it has a completely relaxed atmosphere, with an eclectic gathering of various tables, chairs, and outdoorsy memorabilia. We sat at an old workbench in the back, which made for a delightful table. Everything about Jenny Leigh's backs up the name "country cooking", except the anachronistic juke box on the wall that requires-gasp- a cell phone app to control it. Otherwise, it is wonderfully rustic. That said, the atmosphere is bright, cheerful, and inviting. Places like this could give off the vibe of "locals only, please", where people in dark shadows grunt and stare at you for your entire meal; nonesuch here. A counter adorns the front room, and in two more rooms, tables are scattered. Three families were eating, with another group of retirees gathered happily and swapping tales at the table nearest to us. None gave us that menacing look or the "whatch you doin' here...get out!" vibe. All friendly! The waitress was spot on with coffee refills, and most importantly, the country cooking was great. I had the "Smash Up"= a combination of cubed potatoes, eggs, suasage, peppers, cheese and onions for $5.99, kids sampled sticky buns and bacon and pancakes; wife had cinnamon-raisin French toast and loved it as well. Prices are reasonable (most under $6) and the food was really good. Verdict? Big fan. We love Saturday morning breakfasts out while staying in Harford, and with the absence of our 10-year staple-the Stables in Montrose- we are searching all options. WIth Jenny Leigh's closest and- for now- the best, it looks as if we have found a wonderful new breakfast option!

The service and food was great! This is a rustic place, but the service and food was great. I had…read moresoup and salad. Hubby had a burger. When you're in the area, this is a very good stop.

Friendly small town service, a great cocktail menu and the chicken sandwich was top tier. In nice…read moreweather, they have a great side patio. Dave the owner was awesome and runs a great place.

It feels like aren't many options when in a sleepy catskill town like Walton. But if you go a few…read moremiles out, you will find this gem. It was poppin all night long w tables coming and going and a bar filled. We got the perfect time going around 6 and got a table for five immediately. All the food was carefully curated and not your run of the mill, generic Sysco brand. Everything we had was amazing and delicious, and with the prices being very reasonable- we fully enjoyed ourselves. One thing I did notice was the lack of service. The servers were bustling about but didn't check on our table enough. We all had one drink and had they checked in more we all would have had seconds and maybe a third. That's the only light complaint bc otherwise everything was pristine and cozy.

Not sure what happened or may be I just got unlucky.. I…read morethink that food quality generally went down ... frozen peas as the side - emergency food to me And I think kitchen is out of salt Completely out

To me and hubs, life is all about balance- we can do farm-to-table, top-of-the-line meal, drink…read morecoconut water, get a freshly pressed green juice or down a great hot chocolate like it's going out of fashion. The same way we can go to the most remote place in the boondocks- like Hancock, NY by the Delaware River and settle for (almost) anything that's open. As far as breakfast or lunch (in our case) is concerned, Maple Room in Hancock made the cut. Not for their 'fine dining' ingredients- but really, as the ONLY thing that was actually operating on a desolate and late Tuesday morning. The Maple Room is Hancock House Hotel's bar on the left side and dining room to the right. We chose the first. It has an all-around counter, an 'internet jukebox' ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, booth seating and high-tops. We decided to pull-up at the bar. Seltzer in our drinks was fresh and so were the Fish & Chips basket my husband ordered and my Fried Fish Sandwich. Our server Sherry has been around a while- yet was quick. Maple Room feels dated. But the food was comforting and I was digging the Bryan Adams and Huey Lewis & The News music though.