Wonderful food and good service. I've mostly had the breakfasts, but everything looks and sounds…read moreamazing. Too bad the word is out and it can be busy.

There are certain things by which I judge a restaurant's suitability for me. One thing I look for…read morein a breakfast/lunch eatery is their bisquets and gravy. Another is their home fries. At Long Last knocked booth of those out of the park. The best c&b I can ever recall eating, and excellent home fries. The fries were unique to my experience. They were a generous portion of small potatoes, sliced and fried to perfection. My companions decided upon breakfast sandwiches. A ham and cheese bagel for one lady and a steak and cheese bagel for the other. Both came with scrambled eggs on the sandwich, and one lady had peppers and onions (steak) on hers. Both proclaimed their fare to be excellent. Service was prompt, courteous, and efficient. The staff members were very helpful. The foʻd came quickly and was served piping hot. You'll be pleased with the open layout and total cleanliness of this restaurant. If it's brunch for you, an assortment of stylized coffees and alcoholic beverages are available. The menu is e x t e n s i v e! You'll find what you want and enjoy it in a relaxed atmosphere. The prices are average for the area. There are many places to dine in the Skaneateles/Auburn area, but I'm eating here. Enjoy!

My plans for Mother's Day fell through on the Friday before Mother's Day. I called The Farm House…read morethat morning and was able to get reservations for four on Sunday morning at 9am. When my family entered the restaurant, we immediately like the rustic country decor. We were immediately greeted by a woman who confirmed our reservations and showed us to our table. The restaurant was quickly filling up and it took a few moments for a server to come to our table. After about 15-20 minutes it seemed like the staff got it going and food was coming out to tables and customers that ordered the Mother's Day brunch were getting their food quickly. My kids ordered the chocolate chip pancakes. One with game and one with sausage. My daughter is very picky with her pancakes and ate them all. I had the brunch. I had eggs Benedict, spinach omelette, ham and cheese omelette, bacon, fresh fruit, and two croissants. The food was delicious and fresh. I highly recommend this restaurant and look forward to stopping by again.

This was our first time at The Farmhouse. Quite a few other customers enjoying meals when we…read morearrived but we were able to sit right away at a table of our choosing. Inviting atmosphere, friendly service, and the perfect breakfast to kick off a Sunday morning. The food was delicious - scrambled eggs were fluffy and cooked to perfection, the bacon tasted super fresh, and the chai tea was so tasty. Can't wait to visit again and try other menu items, including sandwiches off their lunch menu. Definitely recommend this spot! I bet it does get really busy during the summer months when people are visiting Sylvan Beach and Verona Beach.

It had been many years if not decades since we had last visited the previous Jack's reef at their…read moreold location. We decided to take a road trip to check out the new Reef restaurant. The dining room was spacious and clean and bright as were the servers and the bartenders who expertly served us. They have a happy hour from 5 to 7 that varies each day so on this Thursday was half price on selected appetizers as well as $2.50 domestic select drafts. We got there about 10 after five and the bar quickly filled up, which seemed to be regulars, which was a good sign. We decided to linger a little bit over our first drinks and ordered deep fried cheese curds with a delicious margarita type tomato sauce. I had never had fried cheese curds and they were plentiful and came out steaming hot topped with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese, unfortunately I did not take a picture as we were hungry and dove right in. When it was time for our second drink, I pondered over their wine list, but decided that with my Reuben and mac & cheese dinner a cold draft would suffice. My husband ordered the Philly cheesecake sandwich and onion rings. The mac & cheese and the onion rings were up charges of $2.50 and they were worth it. The cheesesteak sandwich was not shaved beef, but wonderfully thick pieces of beef on a perfectly toasted bun type with cheese and peppers. The onion rings were generous as well as crisp and not overly breaded. My Reuben was perfectly toasted on a delicious rye bread with just the right amount of sauce to not make it soggy. The star was their mac & cheese served in a steaming hot crock! It was creamy, not too cheesy, but cheesy enough to know that you were digging into a delicious bite of mac & cheese.. well done kitchen! All in all the meal was so large we could only eat half of it and brought it home for another day. We would certainly return as we enjoyed every bit of our evening. The patio looked invited and will be opening soon. They also have live entertainment to enjoy.

Joined some family and friends for birthday celebration. I've never been to this little hideaway…read morenear Jacks Reef. Probably because I'm not a snowmobiler, and this place had more sleds than cars parked. Place had a friendly feel, waitress was in training and did a great job, asked right off if we going to split checks and made sure the drinks kept coming. Had the special Philly Cheesesteak in a bread bowl and wasn't disappointed. If you're a snowmobiler or not looking for some comfort food in a relaxed atmosphere stop by "The Reef"!

Today we came in for breakfast but ended up eating lunch. The service was lukewarm warm from the…read moreyoung lady who greeted us by telling us we can take any table that looks clean to the waitress who was much more personal and polite. My roast beef sandwich will not win any awards, but it was a solid attempt at a Beef on Wick. The sandwich itself was flavorful but the horseradish sauce was heavy on Mayo and light on horseradish, the a jus was good and the French Fries were ordinary. I sample my wife's meatloaf open face sandwich and if given the option I'll take the meatloaf over the roast beef. All in all nothing exceptional but nothing off putting that would warrant a disappointment issue.

The food at best I would give three stars to. It's a standard diner but nothing that makes it…read morereally stand out. My biggest gripe was that it took more than 40 minutes for our food to come out, and we did not order that much. I don't see myself coming back here.

Small diner BIG food…read more Got some sausage gravy and biscuits which was 13.99 the plate was almost twice the size of my head and LOADED. Gd get the lemon blueberry waffle special. When the food came we immediately knew we needed boxes as the portions are MASSIVE. Flavor also MASSIVE, felt like I was eating biscuits and gravy back in WV. Fast and friendly service and great prices. I was too full to try the large pie selection but will be back!!

Maybe 4.5 cuz those old booths aren't so comfortable and the kitsch gets overwhelming but…read moreeverything else was great. We both got two eggs over medium with hash browns (something not so easy to find in Boston) and I got mine with ham steak which we split. All very good, homemade white bread and marble rye toast were good and nice service. Lots of pie choices which I was sad not to have room to try. Plus the giant single pancake had the proper look. And as mentioned, the biscuits w sausage gravy was huge. Would def return if in the area again.

Don't let the amount of cars concern you there are lots of seats and not much of a wait when full…read more These people hustle with a smile Cozy and warm diner. Cash only with an atm if needed. Plates are good proportions, waffles come in a multitude of types even stuffed. They have a garbage plate breakfast with home fries, cheese, hash, sausage gravy, 2 farm fresh eggs cooked the way ya want em, and your choice of toast. he had sourdough and partially eaten but in the picture. I had home fries, two eggs over easy, corned beef hash, and Italian toast. Both meals with one soda and a tall glass of chocolate milk was $39. Nothing left on our plates and happily full says it all! They have real hot sauce Franks Red Hot not Tabasco thank you, pancakes are New Hope Mills big and fluffy, and offer several jams and jelly too. Can't say enough about how good it is. Don't miss out on this one! Forgot to mention they also serve lunch and Fridays have fish fry!! Lots of choices and gluten free options too.

If you're visiting Auburn or in the area and you're looking for the place that all the locals go to…read morefor a great breakfast and meal this is it. Traditional Auburn flair great service locally owned. You can't go wrong. It's cash only so bring some green bags or there's an ATM in the entryway if you need it

What is better than stumbling upon a cafe dedicated to the gumption of historical women who paved…read morethe way for women's suffrage? On a peak-fall foliage drive through the finger lakes we pulled over to grab some coffee at the nearest spot. Had no idea we were walking into such a gem. We loved the whole vibe here and got a few bags of beans to support this cafe. It's clean, friendly, and clearly popular amongst locals and visitors alike. We're grateful for having discovered Cafe 19!

My wife, two teenage sons, and I drove up to Seneca Falls for a daytrip and enjoyed a wonderful…read moreSaturday brunch at Cafe XIX before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. Lots of pluses. First, the cafe itself is clean, bright, and welcoming. It has a pleasant interior where you place and pay for your order and then received a numbered sign. Second, it has a large, free parking lot (associated with Generations Bancorp of NY) which is super-convenient for drivers. Third, the breakfast sandwich was delicious. My wife particularly enjoyed her omelette with fresh locally-grown tomatoes and avocado. Fourth, the regular brewed coffee here is phenomenal. Overall, I would strongly recommend Cafe XIX for Saturday brunch just before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. As an added bonus, you can walk across the street from the parking lot and see the Ripples of Change outdoor sculpture of four women, including Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth with a lovely background across the lake.

Dicovered this diner 2 years ago, and come here each year I come into rhe region. Food is very…read moregood, large portions, comfortable atmosphere

This place is old school. The waitresses are all seasoned who know at least 50% of the people in…read morethe place and if they don't they still treat you like a good meal and good service are a cure all. The rapport with the waitresses and cooks have is the the flow that only comes with ages. This dinner is really nice on the inside - the chrome shined up, the wood well cared for, and countless years in the table tops making it feel homey. I thought the food was fine but it's really the atmosphere that's the best part. They have a big parking lot which surrounds the diner like it's an island. The accessible entrance is to the left on the building and there's a steps entrance on the right.

Nassau is one of the many little towns in our region that was completely devastated midway through…read morethe last century after the trolley system shut down and city people suddenly had no reason (or no way, if they didn't own a car) to stop by. It's pretty cool, then, to see new little spots like Daisy's popping up right after the new bike and pedestrian trail built over the old trolley line opened. Coincidence? Maybe! But if you're passing through rural Rensselaer county on your bike and feeling a little peckish, then Daisy's is an excellent new breakfast and lunch option just a short distance off the trail. Daisy's is brand new, so there are still kinks to work out -- our lovely waitress was struggling with her fancy electronic ordering machine, and there was a lot of confused running around in the kitchen. The food, though, was absolutely solid. My mom was a bit skeptical about the price of her BLT before she ordered, but took it back once she received her gigantic sandwich made with perfectly fresh ingredients and served with a mound of some of the tastiest Mac salad that either of us had ever had (plus a bag of chips!). My cup of the soup of the day was hot and flavorful (if slightly over over salted). The weakest link in the whole meal was the oddly soft hard roll for my breakfast sandwich: I'd ask for it toasted next time. Daisy's also serves local Tierra Farms coffee, which is a nice touch, and there were some really nice-looking treats in the pastry case. Overall this is a super cute little place that does a pretty good job of hitting the sweet spot between an old-fashioned small-town diner and a more modern cafe (with plans to add more vegetarian/vegan options to the menu). I'll absolutely come back, and I hope that places like this continue to open up and thrive in small communities around the region.

I went with 9 people for lunch. I had the apple cranberry salad, which was excellent. The others in…read moremy group said their food was also very good. Service was excellent and they were very accommodating, giving us separate checks. I highly recommend this cafe.

We just moved to the area and brought some family to Bailiwick. We were very impressed! The…read morebuilding itself and decor are super cute and inviting. We were able to eat outside, plenty of outdoor seating. The food was delicious, it probably wouldn't be my first choice for a fish fry dinner on Fridays but I enjoyed everything else on the menu. We also enjoyed their homemade ice cream flavors. We will be back plenty of times

Best country breakfast I've had in a long time! The entire place is just oozing with charm!…read moreAdorable little tchotchkies from local vendors. All of the baked goods looked absolutely delectable! The hash brown patty was crisped to perfection on the outside & then warm / creamy on the inside. If you're in town, you must go!