This Cracker Barrel was a good pit-stop on our way back from Canada…read more They were clearly in the middle of their lunch rush, but our server was still very attentive to us. The food was good, and the portion sizes were reasonable for what you pay. The knife they gave me to cut my steak with was far from sharp and I really struggled with it, but once I finally cut through it the steak itself was delicious. I appreciate that this isn't one of the ones that was "upgraded" because I loved the nostalgic feel you get from the decor inside. And, of course, we had to walk through the gift shop, which I managed to get through without buying anything (but just barely). Overall, a decent place to stop. It's also convenient to a few hotels and other stores so that is a plus!

Went here with senior living friends. Service was so slow. There were 11 of us. It took us 2 hours…read more Had to ask for refills, forgot someone's lunch and kept forgetting our drinks The ambiance is nice and I love the store and how unique the items are. Nicole B was our server. Restaurant was not that busy.

Just what we needed for some girlfriend time after going to the coffee shop needed a cocktail and…read moresome good lunch. Thank you Michelle. I don't know how you do it. It was a room full of people and you handled us all.

Friday was our first time there. We were seated right away for some drinks and a late lunch…read more Service was outstanding and I enjoyed was the atmosphere at the bar. Many seemed to know one another and it reminded me of a modern Cheers type feel. We ordered the turkey wrap with waffle fries and the Korean Good For Your Soeul Burger and tater tots. Everything was absolutely delicious and enough for two meals. I would highly recommend the Old Stone Tavern. That extra crisp on my tater tots and melt in your mouth flavor on the burger was on point!

First visit! We had the smash burger and unlimited fries…read more Delicious. We also had the flatbread pizza appetizer. Really tasty with chicken. We would get these again next time. Large beer menu with great choices but we were there at lunch and no time to have a beer. We are looking forward to visiting here again. Our waiter was Ricky and he was training Ian. Both were very nice and helpful. They answered all our questions as this was our first visit. I really want to get the dessert they are known for! Thanks Ricky and Ian! The restaurant is big with lots of seating so there is plenty of space for a crowd. I really liked the artwork on the walls and I am wondering if they sell t-shirts with their artwork of their beers.

My Korean chicken sandwich was okay, but my wife for the appetizer sampler and everything on the…read moreserving tray was cold. The mozzarella sticks in particular were barely cooked at all. She picked through it because we didn't want to wait another half-hour for a refire. This is a "never again."

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.

Stopped by around 4pm for a quick bite while traveling. Was not busy at the time. Food was perfect,…read moreserver (Jasmine) was attentive and friendly. Restaurant was clean and bright and the food smelled great as soon as we walked in. Will make it a point to stop in while traveling through.

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.

The wife and I were going to dinner and a movie. Our first choice restaurant was closed on a…read moreSaturday night for some reason- and Tully's was right down the road - so we went there for dinner. Tully's is a sports bar/restaurant, so there were wall to wall tvs in each room with a variety of sports games on. That's to be expected. We were greeted quickly by our waitress with a bowl of popcorn- which we ate all of! I ordered a "Tully's IPA" figuring it would be fresh on tap- it is discounted a bit. It was good- nice hops flavor and not too strong. Wifey had just water as she does nowadays. She ordered a Crunchy Asian chicken salad - she thought it was ok- romaine and grilled chicken (she asked for and got grilled vs. fried chicken tenders). It also had broccoli and cabbage and crunchy wonton strips in it as well. She wasn't the biggest fan of the dressing though. I had the Caribbean chicken sandwich. Pineapple Mango salsa and blackened chicken ima bun with loaded potato salad with bacon on the side. Not a bad sandwich. For being our last minute choice- Tully's was an ok backup plan that got us a quick dinner before our movie. For what it's worth- at a sports bar restaurant like this- I stick with sandwiches , burgers or wings and you usually can't go wrong. Tullys does all those rather well.

I've been coming here for years. It was great until recently.,I live on the other side of the…read morecountry and when I'm here in Rochester this was one of my bucket list places. I'm very forgiving when it comes to a bad experience at a place I go to often. In the last couple of years I've had some really bad experiences where the food is just not good. Last year I door dashed an order that arrived cold. The manager did try to make it right but not without another manager being informed or any kind of log. I had tried the breaded fish. That was mediocre at best. Not memorable. Last night I gave it another chance. I ordered 10 Tullys tenders (because that is the ONLY reason to eat here.,) a potato soup, a peanut butter pie and the monkey strawberry shortcake thing. I got there and waited inside. My food came out, they checked it was right, took a payment and I drive my food 1.5 miles. I got it home and it was barely warm. There is no way my food would cool down that fast in that short amount of time. This isn't the first time I've done this. The chicken was crunchy but lukewarm. The chicken seemed a bit chewy and kind of fatty. Some of them were huge and others were skinny. There was no consistency. The soup was not hot either. There was no cheese or chives on it like I thought there would be. It was kind of water. It just wasn't that good. It wasn't terrible but it wasn't something thought I'd ever want again. I ordered the new strawberry monkey bread shortcake. It came with one little tiny ramekin of strawberries. A huge mound of fried tasteless bread I think and I asked for no ice cream but they forgot the whipped cream. It was 100% awful. It was gross. I'm not going to mince words. The only decent thing was the peanut butter mousse cake which is a sure thing. Three bad experiences in a row is enough to make me decide that I will not be going back.

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.

Food- basic diner food…read more Service- decent Ambiance-FILTHY, I mean absolutely filthy throughout the entire place. Looks like it hasnt been swept or dusted in ages!! Honestly can't believe people go back after seeing this.

Great little breakfast joint! Service was fast and super friendly, drinks were kept full, and the…read morediner was clean and put together. Hot stuff omelette was excellent and the hot sauce was fantastic!

The service was impeccable. My coffee cup was never empty. My breakfast was delicious.i had a…read morefratatta omelette and had 2 over easy eggs with a pancake and side of crispy bacon. The restaurant is your typical diner. It was clean and neat. The restaurant was full of patrons which is always a good sign