What an absolutely lovely space! I had a last-minute lunch here today with friends that are…read morevisiting from out of town (and I happen to be off from work!) The service is extremely friendly/efficient and the dining area is immaculate. Food is excellent! I had the special tabouli salad and it was perfect. Everyone else at the table really enjoyed their meals and the desserts were fantastic as well. I might be in a slight diabetic coma after eating way too much of the amazing chocolate layer cake.... Juniper is open for dinner as well. Evening entrées look very inviting and I look forward to returning soon.

I loved this place! It was so cute inside! The service was excellent! The French onion soup was top…read morenotch! The Melty Fontina cheese was super tasty, the accompaniments were okay. My prosciutto wrapped cod in corn chowder was excellent! They carry Harney and Sons teas which is great! Unfortunately neither of our tea services were served with cream and sugar/honey. I wish I could say nice things about the desserts but unfortunately I can't. Neither of them were good. The crust on the coconut custard pie tasted bitter and burnt even though it wasn't burnt. Just not sure what happened there, unless the crisco to make the crust was old? The lemon tart didn't taste like anything really, definitely not lemon. It was buried in powdered sugar so it just tasted like a mouthful of sugar. It did come with the tiniest little dollop of whipped cream. I definitely wish there was a healthier portion of that because that and the fresh berries on the side were the best parts.

Met friends here for lunch. The place looks nice and spacious. We got seated right away. Our…read moreserver was very nice and attentive. We all had burgers. It was good. My onion rings were nicely seasoned and crispy. Only issue was medium was on the well done side and one of us ordered a little on the pink side which we got but given to the wrong person. Cook should put a mark to avoid confusion. We will try again some time when in town.

Our good friends live in Stillwater (NY) in a beautiful log home on the Hudson River. They have…read morebeen talking about their favorite restaurant, Wallie's, forever. Last night we found out why. Wallie's is located in Greenwich (NY - pronounced GREEN-wich) which is just over the Hudson from Schuylerville and about 20 minutes from Saratoga Springs. Well worth the drive. I was told that the restaurant has been around a long time (one of our friends used to go there with his parents as a youngster), but was closed for many years. The current owners did a fabulous renovation job! It's well beyond tavern quality. If they upgraded the seating to plush chairs, you would think you walked into a five-star dining establishment. Our food and beverages did not disappoint. My hubs and I ordered Whiskey Sours which were truly authentic. I'm a martini gal and hadn't had one in years - it was delicious. We shared the Calamari appetizer which was perfectly fried, crispy and not greasy, and the perfect size portion for two. It was accompanied with a thick marinara. We thoroughly enjoyed their house special, Prime Rib (offered in 10 or 14 ounce portions), which was cooked to perfection (rare). The beef was offered with horseradish or horseradish cream (or both!). The mixed vegetables that accompanied the meat were fresh and not overcooked. There was also a baked potato. We were too full to sample dessert. Next time! Our server was accommodating and the timing of delivery of our food was a bit slow (there were only two other tables with patrons) but we were not in a hurry so we didn't mind. Wallie's was a superb find. You won't find better prime rib anywhere. Their menu is limited but they cover all the bases. Items are reasonably priced. I do hope they expand their offerings - or add specials (which they didn't have last night) - to get locals and other regulars to dine there more often. Having said that, it's the prime rib that draws our friends to this place (a 15-20 minute drive from Stillwater). Wallie's bar area is charming. Warm and cozy with bar and table seating. They also have off-street parking. This place is a winner!

What an incredible spot! I visited on a Saturday afternoon…read morefor lunch and was blown away with their dedication to homemade, fresh, made in house food. For starters, I ordered the mozzarella sticks with both Melba and marinara sauces. They were HUGE and so cheesy. They definitely hit the spot! For lunch, I ordered the Chic's Dream - a Thanksgiving sandwich with cornbread stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy and turkey. It was divine! Everything on it was incredible, including the bread. I can't recommend Sweet Lou's enough! It feels like you're eating at a family member's house and your treated that way by the staff. Go as soon as you can!

Where do I start! First, don't judge a book by its cover! We randomly stopped there for lunch and I…read morehad a little bit of hesitation until Chef Lou came out of the kitchen then I knew we were in the right place. He's as authentic as it gets! we ordered a turkey Reuben and the monster pulled pork sandwich. Neither was a disappointment! The flavors perfectly complimented each other. Everything is home cooked by him. He asks how you liked the meal and how could he have made it better. It was perfect to us. The apple crisp dessert was just as delicious as our sandwiches. A great ending! Can't wait to go back!

Real Home cooking, the prices are very friendly and the staff is very attentive. What a breath of…read morefresh air. It was like 1984 all over again, and that's a good thing. Keep up the good work, great food and friendliness at The Auction Barn. The pecan pie looked amazing, I am definitely getting a slice in my next visit. The country decor was perfect and made me feel at home.

Corned beef right out of the can, under cooked. I can make it at home much better…read more Hash brown patties like McDonald's, fresh out of the freezer deep fried. Oil tasted rancid. Similar taste in the unremarkable blueberry pancake. Coffee was good. It's a nice, clean, tidy place. People like it, it was busy. We only went because Main Street Cafe was closed.

I'm a regular visitor to Cambridge (New York), and The Bog is very nearby my place of visitation,…read moreso I've been able to kind of keep an eye on it through its various variations. I didn't used to pay that much attention to it because I thought it was a kind of place I didn't choose to frequent, and it may in fact have been. It struck me as kind of a noisy biker bar kind of place - which is certainly not a bad thing in and of itself, but just, as I say, not the kind of place I think of when I want to go hang out somewhere. But it's closed and reopened two or three times over the years, and in its current iteration it seems much more agreeable to me than it has in the past. The three or so times I've been in there since it last reopened I've found it quiet (even when busy), with friendly staff and customers alike, and an overall not-unpleasant place to spend some time. The food is good, simple fare in ample quantities and the atmosphere is pleasant. I don't feel like I'm anywhere near as good as I used to be at coming up with catchy and conclusive conclusions to my reviews. So I think this is going to be another one that ends a little awkwardly. :P

Excellent service. Carry-out only for now. Call to place order. It took 20 mins for my order to be…read moreready. Ask for the new Cinna-balls ( cinnamon and sugar donought holes ) Food was great. Medium-rare Bog Burger.

Stopped in for lunch today. Got two sliders and sweet potato fries. Husband had mozz sticks and…read morefries. The sliders were great and were the perfect size burger for me. The rest of the food was really good too. Cute and clean inside and the service was great.

We had eaten here many times when it was the Burger Den, it was always hit or miss…read more Today we went to Anita's Burger Den, it's new name. We were all pleasantly surprised. Small menu, but that's ok. Food was very good, 3 of us had the hot roast beef sandwiches, big potions, roast beef was tender, hot and flavorful. 1 person had the Burger club. Prices are online with today's restaurant pricing. Meals came with soup or salad. The soup was very good. Inside was redone nicely. They will do very well there, great location and no where to eat around there. Service was great, the place was packed. We will return.

What amazing culinary experience in the mountain. The food is absolutely top-notch - every single…read moredetail details is handled to perfection. This is like Manhattan top restaurant standard. Such a great find in the middle of the mountains! The restaurant itself has a vibe of modern farm house, kind of a mixture of old and new. The food itself is truly impressive. We had citrus salad, broccoli salad, mushroom soup, and pan roasted half duck breast for main dish. Everything is cooked to perfection! Broccoli salad has many beautiful layers of flavors and textures, duck breast is one of the best I have had in recent years.

We had read the great reviews and decided to give it a try. So glad we did!! We got there at 5…read moreo'clock which was good timing. By the time we left the restaurant was full! We were greeted with a warm welcome from the hostess and waitress. The ambiance is cozy rustic feel with beautiful chandeliers. I love the big fireplace! Now let's get to the food! Definitely order the mussels as an appetizer! They were so delicious! I loved the broth so much I literally had it like a bowl of soup lol For dinner I got the cod with shrimp. It was very fresh and sauce was creamy. My husband got the pork lion which was very flavorful. It all came out fairly quickly. We enjoyed it so much we made reservations to come back the next day!!

Under new ownership, the former Salem Tavern was sold and renovated. Railroad Street Tavern had…read moretheir soft opening in February 2024. Like before, this family-run place has a casual bar area in the back and the dining room in the front of the house with kitchen in the middle section. The renovated bar area has seating up at the bar (12 high seats) and limited table seating than before in both the bar area and dining room with ample space for more tables, probably so they don't get too overwhelmed as they just opened. The soft opening menu seems streamlined with a limited selection of appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, pasta dinners, and bar steak. The pricing is moderate here. The bar offers 9 draft beers (there are 12 taps), wine, liquor, and mixed drinks. After hearing about the soft opening for the Railroad Street Tavern, I made a Google* reservation earlier in the day for 7:30pm, since I was passing through Salem later that evening. They are now encouraging phone reservations. When I arrived 20 minutes early, every table and every high seat at the bar was occupied. It took about 12 minutes for seats to open up at the bar. I was given a soft opening menu and offered a drink (got ice water). I quickly decided on the Chicken Parm with penne & bread ($22 plus tax) and added a side salad ($3 plus tax) with homemade ranch dressing. However, the food took a while to come out with others waiting a long time for their food, 50 minutes for my food to come out. My main entree came out first, then the side salad next and then two slices of bread & butter, only after I requested since bread should be included according to the menu. The portions were generous with the chicken parm oven baked in a casserole dish and the penne in a separate deep bowl. The chicken parm was actually baked boneless chicken pieces (not breaded?) smothered with a tasty red sauce topped with a browned layer of melted mozzarella cheese. The penne pasta was cooked just right with a chunky homemade tomato sauce. The side salad had fresh greens, tomatoes, carrots & onions with the creamy ranch on the side. The bread slices were soft and dense. I was so hungry, that I was able to finish everything and then requested the check which was $25.68 with tax and before tip. Overall, the food I had tasted very good and the service was hectic since the place was seated at capacity in both areas. I did have to wait longer than a typical dining experience since the kitchen was overwhelmed and food items trickled out of the kitchen to be served. I would definitely come back once the kinks are worked out and the menu is expanded. I did see other food items come out such as the steamed mussels piled high, thick buffalo chicken wraps, chicken BLT and the hand cut shoestring fries. Those portions were very generous as reflected in the moderate pricing. And their homemade seafood gumbo soup got rave reviews from the customers sitting next to me, which I almost thought about getting with my dinner, but I didn't want to wait any longer than I had to and I barely finished all of my ordered meal.

Love this place and am so happy to have a restaurant back in town. I had a great time and had…read moregreat food and service. I ate the chicken parmesesn which was delicious and I would definitely order it again. It was a great portion size and I loved their sauce. My friend got the bacon blue cheese burger which was super decadent and rich. Their patty itself was cooked perfectly and then the toppings made it even better. I would definitely come back and try other burgers.

Such a cute little place! I went for lunch on a Sunday and sat on their front patio, it was…read moregorgeous sitting outside. They were understaffed and busy so it took quite a while for my food to get to me, but when it did it was piping hot. I got an omelet with peppers, mushrooms and feta with a side of home fries and sourdough toast. The omelet was perfectly done, the home fries I could eat a whole plate of, and the toast was great! Definitely recommend this place.

My husband and I tried somewhere new! The old Saratoga eatery…read more At first impression, there were only two guests in the joint and it was quiet. The waitstaff were super friendly and we were promptly greeted. We put in our order for wings, sweet potato fries and two sandwiches. So glad we were somewhat fast, because the place was hopping within 5 minutes of sitting down! Their sweet potato fries are freshly cut there and they make their own sauces (you can tell from how fresh the pesto is). We will definitely be back. The menu is really big so everyone will have something to choose. We had a blast. Came in as strangers and left as regulars