A great diner in Rochester- right across the way from the RIT hotel and conference center, just off…read morethe thruway. Reasonable price for 'comfort diner' foods. The restaurant is mostly booths - which I loved. Service was friendly and accepted meal modifications with a smile. Very clean.

The breakfast was just ok, but not outstanding! They need bigger plates; I don't care to dig under…read morethe eggs and toast and bacon to find my home fries. Eggs over easy were fine, bacon was ok, toast tasted old and had almost zero butter, and home fries when I got to them were not seasoned and had absorbed the bacon greece.

Cute little restaurant with lots of parking. Very clean inside (including restrooms) and very…read morefriendly staff. We had a nice lunch. Restaurant was on the quiet side which was nice. The service was great. Very friendly, engaged with the kids and attentive to anything we asked for. I can't say the food was amazing, but it was good and for a good price. The beer list was pretty extensive (I was surprised at all the options).

Food was not too bad but I honestly felt she did something to my food because how she was acting so…read moreI didn't eat the food Service:I felt racism as soon as I walked In from the time I left When I first came in I wasn't greeted not until about 20mins later she come over and say do you know what you want. I watched how she was helping the other customers out and it was far from how she treated me So if your BLACK /AFRICA AMERICAN I DONT SUGGEST YOU VISIT THE RESTAURANT AMBIANCE-not comfortable at all I Will NOT Revisit!

I rarely give out five stars. Between the abysmal customer service that seems rampant these days…read moreand fast, slapped together food, this is a Hidden Gem (promise not to tell anyone, o.k ?) I was done with work, tooling around Henrietta, and thanks to my errant GPS, took a wrong turn down Clay Road. That's how I found this place. Since I came in on the Clay Road entrance, I had no idea it was actually in the Holiday Inn and Suites, on the corner of Jefferson and Clay Roads. Of course, this means that it has a huge private parking lot. I used the Clay Road entrance, leading directly into the restaurant. It's actually bigger than you would think. It's very sleek, modern and cosmopolitan. To the left as you enter, is a gleaming, polished, black marble bar and barstools, with large, flat- screen TVs flanking the bar. I seated myself at one of the tables between the bar and the long, rectangular high top that separates the dining room. On the other side of the rectangngular table, is a spacious, living-room area, with comfy chairs and sofas, and another large flat-screen. It's a great place to gather and have drinks, or just relax and scroll through your email. There were over a dozen people enjoying their drinks and laughing and a couple of teenagers chilling on the sofas, intent on their cells. An impeccably groomed server, Preston, immediately came over and greeted me and gave me a menu. He served me both times that I was there for dinner. He asked about my mother, which was kind. I was impressed that he even remembered, considering the amount of people he serves. He even remembered what I had to drink (Prosecco) the first time. I usually avoid eating in hotels, even while on a trip in bad weather. Between his excellent service, and the delicous food here, I was warming to eating in a hotel, even if I live in Rochester. The first time, I asked him what he suggested; he said their burgers were excellent. I ordered a build-your-own Burger, with cheddar cheese, tomato, lettuce, and onion. The burgers all come with a side of fries or Pub Chips. Preston said that the Pub Chips are made in-house daily. I went with those. I changed my mind and canceled the lettuce, fearing iceberg. Being rather soft-spoken, he probably didn't hear that, and my burger arrived with lettuce. Fortunately, it was not the iceberg that I loathe; it was a nice wonderfully green and crisp leaf lettuce. I took one look at the Burger and thought "Oh Mama, there's no way I'm going to finish this sucker," as it was huge...like the Grand Canyon of burgers. I'm not a picky eater, just not a big eater. But I had a very light, early lunch, and was pretty sure I could eat most of it. I ate it all. I'm not generally a fan of fried foods, but the pub chips were beyond delicious. It was all I could do to restrain myself from eating them all; I saved some for my mom and it was quite a sacrifice. She devoured them. Last week I bounced in and decided to try their chicken wings. Man, they really give Richmond's a run for their money: large, meaty drums perfectly slathered in delicious buffalo sauce. They were served with a handful of carrot and celery sticks and the de rigueur blue cheese. Nice presentation, too. I highly recommend trying this Hidden Gem. This place not only knocked my socks off, it made them roll up and down.

They have the best ever bacon cheese fries. They make their own queso that gets poured over the…read morefries. Absolutely godly. I visit exclusively for this. Their wings are also on point and they do deals on certain days for them.

I'd like to give a better review - it's the first one star I've ever given and if the management…read moregets back to me that's up for discussion. We had 7 guys that played golf and wanted separate checks - this is at 3pm, the place was empty. We were told they couldn't serve us. We could have lied and simply sat at 2 different tables but we were honest. We never even got served and we were shown the door. I love highlighting local places and restaurants. It's sad that we couldn't even support this place and put a nice tip in the hands of the server. Maybe next time? Just be careful if asking for separate checks. We have some places that have done it for 20 of us.

It's always good. Coffee was not good this time but the food was fresh and…read moregreat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A very quaint, cozy diner found on the Main Street in the Village of Scottsville in rural upstate…read moreNew York. Street parking is limited. You walk into the diner and sit wherever you'd like. Staff is friendly. It was super busy during breakfast on a Sunday morning, however, service was impeccable! Coffee was endless and our food came out very quick. The food was amazing. Grits were cooked perfectly. Sourdough toast was buttered and golden. Sunny side up eggs had the gooey yolk. Bacon was crispy. Home fries were delicious (not deep fried)! Meat lovers omelette was the star of the show. Filled with sausage, bacon and cooked to perfection. The diner is not huge but it was full. Since service is quick and excellent, the turnover rate moves along. Servers are continuously busy and helping patrons. It appeared to have a lot of regulars. Prices are great and very affordable. I would highly recommend Scottsville Diner and I will return when I'm in the area again.

Fun staff. Loved seeing them in costumes for Halloween. Large portions and tasted better than I…read moreexpected. Chicken fried steak was ok. The steak itself wasn't special but the gravy was really good. Not grainy and nice texture. Made the entire dish even with the streak or potatoes. Massive portion given. The only thing I didn't care for was the time ordering to getting food. Took 20 minutes for a milk shake. It's does have short steps to get in and again inside the seating area. I would come back. It's inexpensive and flavored in large portions

Served me undercooked shrimp. I ordered it grilled and parts of it were still cold. Would love to…read moreeat here more as I'm a RIT student and my meal plan works here, but not if I'm getting served undercooked food. Service was very fast and the setting is fantastic; means nothing when the foods bad.

New restaurant just opened last week, ran by students. Love the idea cause I went to school for…read moreculinary arts and we didn't have anything like this. The restaurant is on the 4th floor of the building. And all the students run the restaurant from the front of house and back of house. The service was great. My server was really friendly and helpful, she recommended the lemon cod. It sounds delicious so I got it. Definitely glad I went with the cod, it was delicious cooked just right and the seasoning was perfect. The rice and spinach were cooked perfectly too. Definitely recommend trying this place out really impressed on how the students manage the restaurant. Everything was brought out at a reasonable time didn't have to wait long. I'm definitely gonna come back and try something different next time. Thanks for a great first experience and outstanding service everything was great.

Great for an easy 9 holes- walkable with a push cart you can rent right there. We went yesterday…read more(beginning of April) it was a bit wet but as expected for the time of year and the greens were in good condition. It was cash only at this point in the year

As a golf "course" I give this place a 1. As a place to golf I give it a 4. Let me…read moreexplain...Southern Meadows is a tiny 9 hole golf course sitting on a few acres of land off Rt 15 in Rush (between Henrietta and Avon). The course is completely open with a few small bushes and tiny trees planted here and there. They have also jammed in a small driving range, putting green, and clubhouse. There are just as many par 3s here as par 4s and nearly every hole is the same boring straight shot with no obstacles or hills. I love this place because I cant stand driving ranges, it's just too static for me and I like walking around and changing it up on every shot. I like that for $10 (the price of many driving ranges) I can come here with an hour or two to spare and practice with a quick 9 holes. If you come here with that mindset you'll love it. If you come here looking for a proper round of golf you'll hate this hole in the wall.

Excellent food choices, great staff!!!easy to get to with ample parking. safe location!read more

Very friendly bartenders, decent food (although overpriced), and quick service. Good live venue as…read morewell. The sound guy needs to get his act together. He seems like he doesn't want to be there, and is constantly in a rotten mood. If you plug into the wrong cable or do anything slightly wrong, be prepared to be treated like you're the dumbest person on planet earth. Yet have your mic be nearly inaudible as he checks his phone and barely lays a finger on the console. He's also in charge of the lights, which he also does a terrible job with. Get someone younger and less jaded

Stopped in to this little gem while traveling. It was close proximity to a lot restaurants but we…read morefound the outdoor fire pit inviting. The bartender was a solid 10! The food was excellent. Gnocchi chicken, wedge salad (largest I've ever seen), and Caesar salad with homemade lemon dressing all excellent! Fresh and well made.

First time dining at 110 grill. They yell reviews looked good so we stopped in. I was traveling…read morewith a colleague and we both were very satisfied. We hoped ourselves by sitting at the bar and was served in short order. They were training a new bartender, but I could tell he had some experience. My colleague ordered the swordfish, but she said was really good. I ordered the bait card and we both got brussels sprouts for a side. Food was all pretty good. The restaurant seem to be laid out well and had nice decor. I would definitely come back when in town.