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Lulu's Bar & Bistro

4.0 (9 reviews)
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Moderate noise
Classy
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Really enjoyed this place..great food, great service, can't beat the views over the lake

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Boca Bistro - Bistro Steak - Grilled bistro steak, roasted potatoes and zucchini, pickled red peppers, goat cheese crumble, crispy shallots

Boca Bistro

4.1(576 reviews)
22.2 mi
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Just in town for the night with family and we were recommended this spot and it was exactly what we…read moreneeded! It was a crowded Sunday night (and rightly so) so we sat at the full service bar instead. Huge shoutout to the girl behind the bar who served us - we didn't get her name, but she was just wonderful. We aren't big drinkers so we decided to split a sangria and a margarita and she happily split it into 3 tiny glasses for us. I ordered the steak bites off the dinner menu and the ham croquettes off of the happy hour menu. Both were incredibly flavorful and just the right size! The complementary bread and olives paired perfectly with it too! The ambiance of the restaurant was warm and inviting, a place where the community can come and gather, which I love to see when visiting new places. Dining at Boca Bistro was an excellent way to feel welcomed into Saratoga Springs and certainly makes me want to return again soon!

Came here after a conference in Saratoga Springs. There was a 15-30 min wait for 2 people on a…read moreMonday, but we found some bar seating. We opted to split a few different shareable options. The steak app was super delicious, and so were the garlic shrimp. The bread and tomatoes was ok but the bread was slightly burnt which impacted the flavor. The omelette was good but not my favorite. We opted for churros for dessert and it was a large portion but very much so overcooked.

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4.5(125 reviews)
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Yummy!!! The ingredients were super fresh and seasonal with great flavors. We had a party of 7 and…read moreshowed up on a Saturday night - we had a drink at the bar while we waited for a table. They only offer wine and beer but had a really nice selection of both. We tried one of nearly everything on the menu and ordered seconds of a few things! There are still a few things I'd love to try and on next trip in! Our server Lindsay was awesome!! So accommodating and friendly. Will definitely be back!

Pros: Our waitress was nice. Good selection of beers…read more Cons: The restaurant had no vegan entrées, despite what I was told earlier by the owner. My wife and I were in town on vacation, and we were looking for a restaurant that had some vegan options. I messaged the restaurant via their Facebook page to ask if they had anything vegan on the menu. I received this response: "Hi there! We can definitely accommodate! The ramen is vegan, but we are tweaking the menu that is posted online so there may be several more options than not posted. But, we can also create something special on the fly! Thanks so much for coming in!" As it turns out, though, the curry ramen was made with chicken stock, according to our waitress. She went to talk to the chef to see if he could recommend anything. My wife and I could hear their conversation, and we clearly heard the chef say, "I got nothing for them". Really? A chef in a nice restaurant couldn't come up with anything vegan, not even some pasta with marinara or a quick stir-fry? My wife and I were there early, right around 5:00 PM, and there was literally no one else in the restaurant, so it's not like the kitchen was busy. Surely the chef could have whipped-up something vegan if he wanted to. The waitress was very nice and quite apologetic. My wife and I ordered drinks and then went down the street to another restaurant that had two vegan options on the menu. I'm giving barVino two stars just because the waitress was really nice to us, and it wasn't her fault.

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El Mariachi Tapas

4.3(21 reviews)
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While visiting my parents over Thanksgiving, my friend suggested we meet up here and try it. I was…read moreexcited because I love the El Mariachi on Hamilton. For a small space, there is a LOT of seating (and I didn't feel like it was crowded but maybe it's because I live in New York City and all the restaurants are tiny). The bar was really nice too, but we sat at a table. We went on Friday around 5:30 and it wasn't very busy - but that is most likely because it was the day after Thanksgiving and most people were off of work/traveling. The staff was extremely friendly & efficient - I recognized a couple of them from either the El Mariachi that used to be on Washington Ave or some other local restaurants. This place is strictly tapas - don't plan to go if you want a full entrees. They have "Mexican" and "Spanish" tapas and a decent selection for both (I would say 8 to 10 tapas to choose from each cuisine). My friend and I ordered the enchiladas, meatballs, tacos, and queso fundido (we were starving!). All was delicious and quick! We both ordered two drinks as well - I had the white sangria and she had the mojito. We were very happy with our drinks too. I think with tip for all of that food plus drinks, we paid about $35 each which I think is very reasonable. Overall, really enjoyed the atmosphere and food. I will definitely be back when I'm in Albany over the holidays!

Tapas, more than anything else, is an eating style. And it's one that revolves around small plates…read moreand plenty of wine. That said, I think it's totally fair to bring a restaurant's wine list into the conversation when talking about a place where "Tapas" is in the name of the business itself. While I have nothing against a short wine list, there was only one Spanish wine on the list of whites. There are were two on the reds. With prices hovering around $30 a bottle, the wines were modestly priced. However, none of the vintages were included on the list, which made me concerned. But when our bottle of Albariño arrived, it was thankfully a current vintage. I've never had a waiter cast doubt on my wine selection before, so that was new to me. He thought we might be happier with a red. However, he wasn't privy to the food we were going to order. White was definitely the right call for the night. We were there as the first snow of the season began to fall. So maybe that's why the place was understaffed. The news really likes to hype up snow fall. Perhaps the best thing we ordered was the guacamole, which was billed as being prepared at the table. However, last Thursday ours was not. The waiter did make a display of chopping at the bowl with the serving spoon as he walked it over to our table. But that's not quite the same thing. Still, that was the best thing we had to eat that night. The company was great, and I actually enjoyed the more relaxed pacing of the meal. Although my suggestion to the waiter about the order in which we would like to food to arrive was rebuffed. He told us, to let him know what we wanted to eat, and he'd take care of the rest. In the end, that worked out fine. Minus the hiccups of dropping off the wrong food at the table, twice. Well, and the food being mostly satisfactory, if unremarkable. Beyond the guacamole, there isn't really anything I would order again. Maybe we ordered wrong? Perhaps it was a mistake to go for Spanish dishes at a Mexican restaurant. I really don't know. All told, the four of us ordered six dishes, a bottle of wine, and split a flan. We all left feeling sated, and enjoyed our night out. The whole experience came to just over thirty bucks per person, including tax and tip. Which isn't bad. Especially since the waiter treated three of us to tequila shooters, which also included a bit of sprite and coffee liqueur. I abstained, since I'm not the best at driving in heavy snow on unplowed roads. Still, it was a lovely gesture.

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