Steve's has a huge menu with a ton of variety. We went for breakfast and I had the homemade hash…read morewhich was very good but also very different than average. It was made with shredded potatoes (instead of cubed) and it had some spice to it. It was a large portion, with two eggs and toast plus an extra side of home fried potatoes which had some good crunchy pieces. We didn't have a pancake but they are enormous. Probably the size of 3 or 4 pancakes in one. Can't wait to try that next time.

I will start this as I always do by saying I do not give out five stars unless I am really blown…read moreaway. This is the second original Steve's diner that I've been to. I love them both. Food is always. Excellent. Services have been good at both. The decor is that of a diner. If you come here, try the pancakes. They're ginormous. Love the Mediterranean salad if you're in for a salad, definitely get it. Sandwiches are delicious. I haven't had a bad meal here. I would recommend this place to anyone if you need breakfast or lunch find an original Steve's diner in the Rochester area and go eat you will not be let down

Stumbled across this place by accident since most other breakfast places were closed today - good…read morefood...great prices!

Staff is amazing. You must get a colossal cinnamon roll. Don't waste your money at Dunkin' Donuts…read more Come here instead.

On a very gray day, we popped in for a quick bite for breakfast. We were greeted by friendly…read morestaff who took our order. Mia went out of her way to provide customer service that was over and above. In a transactional world, her personal touch was special and we'll definitely be back!

Friendly staff. Amazing cinnamon rolls and quality coffee. It's somewhat loud indoors with music…read morebut there is outside seating as well.

Visited on the holiday Monday in January and the restaurant was very busy. I ordered the ham and…read morecheese croissant and it was sooooooo good! My husband and son ordered breakfast sandwiches. My husband's order of a build your own was very greasy it was leaking through the wrapper. My son ordered the gluten free cookie, and the evelyn gf breakfast sandwich. He said it was delicious. Just a heads up to be ready to wait - but so worth it. Little on the pricier side - posted my receipt. However, I do think it was the best croissant I've ever had so worth the menu pricing.

Located near the main entrance of the mall, Village Bakery is one of the best dining options…read moreavailable on site. The menu offers a large variety of food, drink, and desert options. You place your order at the counter and they call you when it's ready. We did not have to wait long for our entrees. Love that they offer indoor and outdoor seating. The weather was lovely on the day of our visit. We had spent all day indoors shopping, so it was nice to get some fresh air. The food was amazing. My sandwich was made with fresh sourdough bread and roast turkey. I loved the flavor of the walnut and dried cherry mayo. You also get a pickle and chips with your sandwich. A delightful cozy cafe that uses quality ingredients is a must visit for me.

The company I work for moved offices into Woodcliff recently so Lorraine's became a very convenient…read morelunch spot but I hadn't been until today. One of my coworkers who frequently goes asked if I would like to tag along and I am so happy that I did. Upon walking in, I was immediately impressed by the well appointed space. The building is having some updates done and the main entryways are not complete yet but it is shaping up to be very nice. It wasn't too busy (I think many people are working from home on Fridays these days) so we were greeted almost immediately and our orders taken and prepared fresh. Very friendly service with personality too! I got a #24 sandwich (turkey, bacon, Swiss, lettuce, tomato, Russian dressing) on rye. It was a fantastic sandwich and piled high for a fair price. I will be back!

Located in one of the office buildings at Woodcliff, this self-serve cafeteria is a quick,…read moreinexpensive stop for lunch. My friend brought me here because we weren't very hungry but we wanted to go out for lunch. There were two self-serve bars, but I skipped the savory items and went for the salad bar. That was our purpose so I didn't get a chance to look around at other options. I filled a small plastic to go container with basic salad items and grabbed a drink for just under $5. It's priced by the size of the container, not by weight. We walked through the adjacent seating area and out the door to sit at one of the three outdoor picnic tables. When we were done, the door we came out of was locked so we had to go through the front entrance back into Lorraine's to toss our garbage out. No trash cans outside. Overall, I probably wouldn't come here again just because it seems like a place for employees to conveniently grab lunch downstairs, not necessarily outsiders looking for a place to dine.

We came to Horizons at Woodcliff to celebrate being just one year away from our wedding. Overall,…read morewe had a nice experience, but there were a few things that kept it from being a five-star visit. I was honestly surprised at how empty the restaurant was for a Saturday evening in June. We were seated right away, which was great, but despite requesting a table with a view, we were seated in the middle of the dining room instead of near a window. Since the restaurant was practically empty, that was a little disappointing. There was also live music, which was nice, but we were seated right next to it, making conversation a bit difficult. Again, with so many open tables, I wish we had been seated a little farther away. Our server was very friendly and attentive. The drinks were great overall, although there was a small mix-up with my brother's Old Fashioned--it came with crushed ice instead of up as requested. For dinner, we ordered two chicken entrées and two scallop entrées. The scallops were cooked perfectly and were definitely the standout entrée. Unfortunately, the chicken was a bit dry, especially considering the price. One thing I have to mention is the salt bread. It isn't complimentary, but it is absolutely worth ordering. It was hands down my favorite thing we ate and worth every penny. The view is truly unbeatable and is the main reason to dine here. Watching the sunset over the valley is absolutely beautiful and creates a wonderful atmosphere. Just be prepared for a higher bill than you might expect for the overall dining experience. Overall, we had a nice evening and would return, especially for the view, the scallops, and that incredible salt bread.

We just had an spectacular dinner at Horizons to celebrate our son's graduation! From the moment we…read moreentered the restaurant everyone was kind, welcoming and so accommodating!! We had the salt bread, flatbread andcrab cakes for appetizer that we shared, all excellent. I had the pork chop and all I can say is WOW! And the desserts were phenomenal! The best part? The service! Aga, our waitress, was warm and friendly and helped us pick the perfect dishes, Christy and Andy made us delicious cocktails and Valentin and Maddie made sure our cups were always full. My only negative about the whole experience is that we haven't been here sooner!! Can't wait to be back!!!

Super cute but limited seating. I love how the menu has unique items and it all was so tasty. The…read morecoffee was STRONG but I like it that way so I enjoyed it. Clean place but a bit of a unique order process. Order at the front and then go sit down. It took me by surprise because it looks like a place that would take your order at the table.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Plenty of places to sit. Coffee was quite good and the…read morefood was well done.

Homemade bread, warm atmosphere, welcoming wait staff, delicious food! Our group of 8 (including…read morebaby and toddler for whom they happily provided high chairs) had a splendid time. Love the hints of Irish and highly recommend breakfast/brunch. Everything on the menu is great!

"The gross and net result of it is that people who spent most of their natural lives eating Irish…read moreBreakfasts within the cozy breakfast nooks of this parish get their personalities mixed up with the personalities of their breakfasts as a result of the interchanging of the atoms of each of them and you would be surprised at the number of people in these parts who are nearly half people and half Irish breakfasts ... when a man lets things go so far that he is more than half an Irish breakfast, you will not see him so much because he spends a lot of his time splayed out atop a plate atop a table or basking in thyme and nutmeg." Caife Erin is a beacon of morning light in the early-morning Hamlet of Mendon, in a cozy plaza. There are a few uncomplicated tables inside. You self-serve the coffee. You self-order at the counter. There are regular foods and Irish foods. It's nice! It's cozy! It's delicious! You can go easy, with a layered breakfast sandwich and/or Irish oatmeal. Or you can go hard, with a full on Irish breakfast! (sausage, bacon, egg, mushrooms, tomato, blood pudding, toast). Either way, you'll be happy and content and ready to face a complete day of pole-vaulting. Pro Tip: if you choose the Irish oatmeal, swirl in some jelly! Don't Miss: any item with the sausages in them! They are made with thyme and nutmeg and have a playful, almost tangy flavor.