We visited the Coterie for Easter brunch. Unbelievably amazing…read more The potatoes are the best I've ever had. Crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside.

Food- We loved the Queso, Veggie Burger and the Vegan lasagna!! But we were very disappointed with…read morethe Grand Marnier custard, it tasted like plain Greek yogurt. *Would love to see some draft beers added to the drink options. Service- server was very pleasant and attentive. Ambiance- very nice and romantic spot, Only a small amount of tables and bar seats.

Love Beenz ! Great diner. It's small so get there early if you wanna sit right away but so worth…read morethe wait. They also do takeout !

The best Diner to have breakfast/lunch in town. Anything that one orders is very good…read more It's been a few years since the new owner took over and the place is bustling and packed on weekends.

I haven't had a single thing here that I didn't enjoy. And I implore all Severance fans to grab…read morethe dessert waffle and go have yourself a waffle party.

Stopped in on a Saturday night with 4 people. We had to sit at a table that was so small It was…read morehard to fit our dishes in. The food that we ordered was sub-par. The shrimp pasta vodka dish had no flavor and the shrimp was not cooked properly, the fish fry tasted old. The prices were not reasonable. I would not have a problem with that if the quality was good, but it was not. The bread on the table was stale. The waitress was nice. I don't plan on coming back anytime soon.

We were on the west side of town on a Monday night for a family event and needed a place to enjoy a…read morenice casual dinner. Of course, Monday nights are always difficult with so many restaurants closed but my wife used Yelp to see what was open nearby. Cristo's popped up. We weren't familiar with the restaurant (my sister in law indicated that a pizza restaurant had been in this location several years prior with good pizza but a bad attitude) but what the heck, we thought we would give it a try. Well, I can't say enough nice things about Cristo's. We thought we were going for pizza, what we ended up with was some of the best homemade pasta (almost all is homemade), gnocchi, and a wonderful chicken parm that was to die for. Loved the marinara sauce - clearly everything was homemade (including the bread). Pleasant environment. Not loud, well laid out. Good selection of wines (too bad that we learned afterwards that there was no corkage fee on Mondays). Just a wonderful little restaurant with great service, superior food, and well-priced. Can't emphasize the latter enough with today's inflation. And the choices on the menu if you don't like pasta are also intriguing. Nightly steak choices (the filet mignon on a Monday night sounded wonderful but I just had to try the pasta). Wish we had something on the east side like this!

Easily one of the better Italian restaurants in the area for casual dining. The Caesar salad was…read morevery good with all the flavors a proper Caesar salad should have. For my main course I ordered the rigatoni bolognese which was fantastic. The sauce was a lighter version of a traditional bolognese, but still packed with flavor. The only thing that kept me from giving this establishment 5 stars was the martini I ordered. It was served in a cosmo glass but was filled about 1/3. Because the glass is cone shaped, the volume was certainly less than 1/4. The bar tender needs to up their game and learn how to serve a martini. Charging $16.50,for what amounted to a short shot, is almost criminal. I would definitely go back. But next time, I'm ordering a bottle of wine in lieu of a cocktail.

Met up here on a Monday evening and was excited to try it since I had never been. I got the fries…read morewith preserved lemon aioli - these magical bites somehow stayed hot and crispy through the whole meal. I tried (& loved) their Belgian triple since it had just won a silver medal at the NYS Craft Brewers awards. It was well-deserving of the honor it received! Staff was friendly and attentive, and it was easy enough to get a bartender's attention for a refill. Seating area was bright and spacious with great atmosphere. Parking situation is kinda hairy - extra tight spaces in a small lot, but it was manageable for a Monday, and there's street parking if you don't happen to get a space in the lot. Cheers!

Great atmosphere and even better pizza! We were here in November, and the seasonal salad was to die…read morefor. I love the family friendly feel of a brewery. It gives our family a chance to get out without the stress of kids having to be perfect.

Love this place! Great beer, food, and service. They brew award winning beer too! Pub atmosphere…read morewith nice wrap around bar. Many choices on the menu including authentic German food. Wings are crispy and tasty. Great wraps and rice bowls. If you're in the area stop in for a flight or a pint cheers

With some time left in my workday and it being too hot to work from the RV, I stopped here and…read morespent two hours sipping a beer at a table that had a power outlet. My waitress was perfectly okay with me and just the beer as the place was not at all busy on a Monday afternoon. Lots of exposed wood beams, a comfy seat and an ice cold beer. It was perfect. [Review 1521 of 2024 - 437 in New York - 22544 overall]

Awesome spot in the South Wedge. Great food. Excellent and relaxed service. The cocktails being…read moreback on the menu are awesome. Sit at the bar, get a table, go for brunch. Just go. You won't be disappointed.

The food was absolutely delicious. I would recommend this place to anyone. The service was…read morefantastic we had Noah as our server he was very attentive. The setting was superb very romantic. Very classy restaurant in downtown ROC!

It was mad busy and we had no reservation! We were still able to be seated. Had a great fish fry…read moredinner and beer! Food & service were great great!

Came here to watch the super bowl and had a great time. Bartender was friendly and welcoming. Great…read morehappy hour deals for $6 including options like burger, poutine, chicken tenders. The chicken tenders were some of the freshest juiciest chicken I've had, definitely unexpected for bar food. The special of the week was a savory puff pastry with chicken tikka. The concept was cool but the filling was a bit too acidic for my taste. Dessert was a warm skillet bake topped with ice cream, a wonderful end to the night.

The good: this is a beautiful restaurant, the drinks and appetizers were very good, the ribeye,…read moresalmon, and eggplant plant meatballs were tasty. Desserts were also very good. The server was friendly. The bad: they were woefully understaffed. It seems like there was one server for the entire restaurant including two large parties. Ours was one of those parties. Our reservation was at 6:15. We were seated quickly but did not see a server for at least 30 minutes after. It took at least another 30 minutes to get half of our drinks, another 15 to get the other half, and another 30 to get appetizers. When our main dishes came out, some were not very hot, the crab fried rice was missing crab, but the rest of the dishes were good. After appetizers, dinner and dessert we left the restaurant about 2.5 hours after arriving. I'd try this restaurant again because the food and drinks were good but it's probably best to go with a smaller party.

I had a lovely time at the Alexander restaurant. I came on a Thursday night with a group of six and…read moreyou didn't make a reservation. However, the restaurant was pretty empty. Service was friendly and the weight staff checked on us a lot. I ordered the Caesar salad with french fries the garlic stuffed bread, and we tried to the spiritless cocktails on the menu. The food was delicious and I have no complaints there. However, the spiritless cocktails left a lot to be desired. I would probably come back here again.

am:fm in downtown Rochester has a super chill vibe and plenty of space to relax, which immediately…read morestood out when we walked in. It feels like the kind of place you could easily spend a morning working, meeting friends, or just enjoying good coffee. I ordered the Banjo Bird on a brioche panini with grilled chicken, garlic aioli, pepper jack, kimchi pickled cucumber, tomato, and arugula. The flavor combination was fantastic. The tang from the kimchi pickled cucumber with the creamy aioli and pepper jack made every bite really interesting. Flavor wise, it was easily a 10/10. The only downside was that there was a bit too much sauce, which made the sandwich pretty soggy and it started falling apart while eating it. Still delicious, just a little messy. Their website also seems a bit outdated, which made things slightly confusing before visiting. Overall though, I really enjoyed it and can't wait to come back to try the coffee and a breakfast sandwich.

The coffee was excellent. I ordered an iced honey latte, and my friend ordered their special, a hot…read more"sprung-EARL-ly". The space itself has very warm vibes to it. There was a sitting area right by the counter, and one around the other side for more privacy. It wasn't too busy when we went. There was one corner that had outlets from what I saw, so it might be a good idea to come with a charged laptop. The menu itself contains gluten free items which is a plus! It is also pretty affordable, with a range of items and prices. We ordered the Hi-Fi Burrito and a side of house red skin homefries. The portion sizes are generous, and nothing was greasy. I also love that they plan to use fresh produce from the public market in the warmer seasons. We will definitely be coming back and highly recommend it!!