The food is always incredible and consistent. Wait times are accurate and there is more than enough…read morewaiting room and even some games to play if you've got an impatient child! The servers are friendly, fast, and great at what they do. Their music is upbeat and great background along with the natural lighting and color-coordinated art. James is our favorite server and we adore the lemon-blueberry French toast, French onion steak sandwich, and hot honey chicken sandwich! We will come back again and again and again :)

At 09:00 on a Friday it was already packed: Young families, night shift employees, and retirees…read more The host was especially helpful to the elderly couple ahead of me: Would they like a table nearby, or one away from the draft? I took a seat at the bar (lots of mimosas and espresso martinis getting poured!) and was immediately given a cup of coffee. My waitress did a great job of keeping it filled. When I requested a side of bacon for my waffle, I was given an enormous stack of maple-flavored goodness...and the Belgian waffle with fresh berries was great too! It's about ten minutes outside downtown Auburn: Strongly recommend!

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.

Delicious treat for yourself because you're worth it! Full of positive vibes, delicious food and…read moremenu, plenty of parking, and wonderful staff

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.

We walked from our Airbnb across the bridge to the Reef Saturday night for dinner. The server was…read morephenomenal! I had the fish sandwich with homemade chips and cole slaw and my friend had the chicken tender platter with fries and green beans. The portions were enormous and much respect to those in the kitchen, as the food was absolutely delicious! It was a beautiful place, established in 1820, I believe and the atmosphere was great. There was a large party seated next to us and just seeing their faces and hearing their laughter... This was the place to be! I would highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

We almost left because no one acknowledged us as we stood by the host stand for a good 10 minutes…read morewith staff going by us without even a smile. Decided we'd ask to sit at the breakfast bar and the nice gentleman grabbed us waters and juices right away and waitress took our order shortly after. Glad we stuck it out. We both had the TMR which came with 2 eggs, choice of meat, home fries, waffle, and sausage and biscuits. I had Canadian bacon (2 slices) added onion to my home fries which were crispy and delicious the other was the same except regular bacon (8 slices). Price was great for the quality and amount of food. Gets busy and noisy but very good. Casual atmosphere a bit less noisy at the breakfast bar. Nice clean homey place. We enjoyed and took half the food home!

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.

Outstanding locally owner operated diner. Food and portions are excellent. Small out of the way…read moreplace that's the worst kept secret.

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!!

This place was great! The ambience, the service, the food ... everything. It's a diner. I am…read moreguessing that many people there were regulars. But the wait staff was wonderful to me. I made a combination of a couple of their different omelets and the result tasted fabulous. And the serving was larger than I expected! I kind of wish I could go back!

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.

I scoped this spot while planning a few hour stop at the National Historical Park in Seneca during…read moreour annual Girls Trip 2026. We get here around 1pm for lunch and found a few tables seated and friendly staff behind the counter. They had a ton of baked goodies including scones, cookies, cupcakes, brownies, etc. inside the case and fall is looming so there were a lot of fall-inspired flavors that looked wonderful. I chose a black iced tea and the Chicken Salad Sandwich with chips. The sandwich was AMAZING. Delicious and fresh chicken salad and a huge portion. I ate and ate and ate. Highly recommend. My friend ordered the Cowgirl Sandwich which was a ham sandwich with avocado and she loved it. Huge portion so she only ate half. She has a soy allergy so the side she ordered wasn't an option for her once the kitchen checked so they graciously offered her the side of potato wedges as they were free of soy. She quickly prioritized those over the other half of her sandwich when they came out fresh, piping hot, and loaded with some delicious garlic parm seasoning. She raved about that! Ha. Decor inside is all centered around Women's Liberation and the Women's Movement which, love! Great location and has two of the statues featured in Seneca right across the street. We really enjoyed our lunch here and, as an intro to the town, it was a great first stop!

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!

From 06:00 - 08:00 there's an "early bird special"; eggs, meat, and toast $6.99. By 06:05 the…read moreplace was packed. It's the kind of place where there's a single waitress out front who is quick with coffee refills and retorts. "Jim, you're not my favorite person today!" she said at volume. Breakfast and a show. The portions are enormous, I loved the marmalade at the table, and the meals came out really fast. My two-egg special? The sausage patty was as big as my palm, and the scrambled eggs were a huge portion. Look to the specials board behind the cash register: The day we visited, quiche was listed. Parking in a private lot. Wheelchair ramp at the left entrance. Booths are reserved for parties of two or more. Solo diners are welcome at the long breakfast bar.

This is a small, vintage style diner which is actually from the 1920's. I was told it was moved and…read morerenovated in the early 2000's. It is clean and you can tell very efficiently run by a great staff. There are regulars there and also first timers like me and I sat at the counter with a nice gentleman traveling from out of town. Prices are reasonable and from the menu very typical diner food. They also had a specials board. I could see all the food coming through the pass and it looked very good and portions were nice size. I just wanted a quick bite so I ordered a bowl of chilli....I opted for crackers, though I could have gotten Italian bread. The chili was very good with a nice balance of meat and beans. It definitely tasted homemade with just the right amount of spice. I'm definitely going back to try some of their breakfast items and sandwiches.

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.

What a wonderful find on our road trip! The four of us stopped at Ballywicks and absolutely loved…read moreit. The sandwiches and salads were delicious, and the homemade ice cream was the perfect finishing touch. But honestly, the whole place is just adorable! There is so much to look at and discover--it has such a fun, charming, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. We've made quite a few stops on this trip, and Ballywicks is definitely one of the places we'll remember. Great food, wonderful atmosphere, and just a really fun experience. If you're anywhere nearby, don't miss Ballywicks! We highly recommend it and would happily come back again.

When I'm craving ice cream Bailiwick market & cafe comes to mind. I love that they make the ice…read morecream here and do seasonal flavors. This day I walked in and smelled delicious homemade waffle cones. They were making them fresh and I was so excited! I ordered a maple pecan and farm girl swirl in that just made waffle cone. I was in heaven!! Both flavors were delicious. The flavors were so inventive and they offer tastes before you order. I cannot say enough good things about the ice cream. If you love ice cream you must go as an added bonus the inside is very cozy and outside seating has beautiful flowers.