Rolling hills catered a dinner at South Dayton American Legion and it was absolutely delicious…read more Would highly recommend them.

What a joke. Their site said they were open, so we drove from Springville and they were closed…read more That's it, they have lost my business.

Firstly, there's a posted sign announcing a change in hours: Instead of closing daily at four pm…read morehas been changed to 2pm with an explanation that the owners have been unable to find adequate staff. To this point, a single waitress juggled the whole front of the house. When I was there for breakfast, it was seven tables she was juggling, plus doing cashier. There's a wide screen TV with daytime talk shows. This makes the elderly patrons shout louder from one table to another. (It's a bit like being in a Florida restaurant). Portions are large, coffee refills are free and frequent, and there's a private parking lot.

My wife and I both say that this is the best breakfast spot in the area! From the wait staff to…read morethe management to the cooks we are always more than happy with our service. Huge breakfast portions as well! Try their lunches and dinner as well as they are always running daily specials! It may look too fancy from the outside but don't let that deter you! Inside is nice and cozy! Goode's even catered our son's wedding as well a few years back and everyone was amazed with the quality of product they delivered!

The food was delicious The menu was extensive. The…read moreservice was great. I went here once and can't wait to go back!!!

Worst eggs Benedict I have ever had in my life. I think I broke a tooth. Everything was burned…read more Waitress never came back to even ask how things were. If you are not a regular, do not recommend it. Very very sad. Actually borders on despicable.

This is everything you want a coffee shop to be: Cozy, local, with a large food menu, and artwork…read moreon the walls. I loved my waffles with berries and real maple syrup; the coffee in a generous mug was great too! Staff were welcoming and efficient, and explained where to find things. If it's difficult to find parking on the street, use the lot in the back of the building. This is the primary entrance for The Mullet, a cocktail lounge that opens two hours after the 49 Coffee House closes at 2pm. The two businesses share a hallway to a kitchen!

A great coffee spot to go to if you're a true coffee connoisseur like me or a newbie come here and…read moreyou won't be disappointed

On a Sunday visiting family in the Chautauqua Institution and we headed out on the boat to Tulip's…read morein Mayville. There is a public dock available just a couple hundred yards away from Tulip's. When we got there at about 11:30 on a Sunday the wait for a table was about 25 to 30 minutes. Plenty of room on the lawn out front to wait and even some outdoor games to play. We were called and seated at about 25 minutes; we had requested a table on the patio so my niece's dog could come along. Tulip's is located in a large Victorian house with a wrap around patio all overlooking the lake, the perfect place to relax and enjoy a summer brunch. Our server was great, friendly and helpful; orders are taken on a tablet and sent wirelessly to the kitchen. The menu has one side of breakfast items and the second side of lunch items. The food is slightly upscale without being overly fussy. There are some vegetarian items and others that can be made vegetarian by just leaving off the meat items. I ended up ordering the classic french toast, others at the table ordered sandwiches, corned beef hash, and omelets. Despite the restaurant being busy the food came out in about 10-15 minutes, all of the food being delivered by several servers; our server did check in to make sure that everything was delivered and that we were enjoying out food. Everyone enjoyed their food, portions were good, the food was well presented. My french toast was very good, carmalized on the outside custardy on the inside, slightly sweet and savory. It was presented with whipped butter and syrup. A nicely done classic and a great brunch. I would highly recommend Tulip's, a great place for breakfast and lunch. It seems like Chautauqua and Mayville have already figured it out and they are busy and doing well.

Wow! Everything was so fantastic for our midmorning brunch. It's a charming little spot in a…read moreconverted Victorian home near the water. My wife and her friend had been the day before and wanted to take me back. My wife had the French toast, which she had had the day before, her friend had eggs, toast, and bacon, and I had the brunch madame. Let me warn you, if you order this, you will be a bit surprised when it arrives at your table. It is massive. But beyond being massive, it was perfectly toasty and cheesy on top with layers of ham and Bechemel inside, and it sat in a pool of glistening hollandaise sauce. Our server, Misty, laughed when I told her that it should come with a disclaimer, but it was honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten for breakfast. It came with a side of breakfast potatoes and a perfectly soft poached egg nestled on top. To top it all off, the coffee was divine. Misty told us it was from Erie Street coffee and they sell it at the restaurant. Note that if you're going to go here, they close at 2:30. But it's definitely worth the trip and we will definitely be back.

This is the spot in Dunkirk to eat breakfast, lunch and Friday Fish Fry. Everybody knows your…read morename here. Made from scratch home cooking. Ambiance is hometown diner. Reasonable prices and good food can't be beat.

From the waitresses to the locals, walk in alone and leave with new friends. One of the most…read moreiconic places in Dunkirk. Amazing food, great prices, and the atmosphere is beyond fantastic!!!! Get your butt there!!!!

We came here after a day of skiing. I had been wanting to try it for a while. Maybe it was my fault…read morefor ordering the mushroom pizza, I did not think it was good at all. I did love the hummus though. So I'm definitely open to coming back, but I will definitely not be getting that mushroom pizza. Or the ginger drink. But the ambience is great and the service was pretty good. Matt thought the burger was good. We both didn't really care for the cheesecake.

Good, but slow…read more Friends and I went for dinner and ut was busy, but not crazy. We got seated and a few minutes later, the table next to us also got seated. Guess who got greeted first, the other table. Our server was lovely, after a while. She started off slow, but then she perked up. Sadly she never gave us her name, I finally got it when she set the check down. I had the double cheeseburger and lord it was good. My only concern was the side. I asked for the Caesar salad and when it sat down, it was a kale Caesar salad. I don't eat kale but our server took care of it. The restaurant has a great vibe and very friendly. The tables were close but far enough that you could hear murmurs of conversations, but nit what was actually being said.

We always pass this diner on five and I've always wanted to try it so one day I was off had nothing…read moreto do so I decided to take a drive down there and boy. I was so glad I did. There is ample parking. The space is very welcoming, and as soon as you walk in, you are greeted with the most gorgeous display of desserts you'll ever seen in your life. No wonder this place was nominated for best dessert menu for the best of 716 they serve breakfast until two as well as lunch and dinner. We stopped by for dinner and they have a wide variety of American food. All is homemade and they have a wide array of Smashburger's homestyle favorites, including Mall high turkey dinner meatloaf dinner, spaghetti, and meatballs, and a wide Veray of salads and soups to choose from I went ahead with the mile high turkey dinner and my husband had the mile high meatloaf. They were so delicious. We could not stop eating them and they were too good to share. Then there was no way we couldn't close out this amazing meal Without trying one of the amazing desserts so we decided to split a chocolate peanut butter cream pie, and we are so glad we did. It reminded us of when we were little frequently visiting diners. Plus the ambience is very calm, warm welcoming and it's like you're stepping right into modern diner meets grandma's kitchen the perfect place to call your second home. We will definitely be visiting this place more often that soon enough we'll become regulars.

No, just no. On a very rainy evening, we tried to get a meal at this place. It was packed, we…read morethought the food would be great. Nope. If possible, the service was even worse. Apparently we upset the waitress by not having everyone at the table when she came by. our friend had run to the restroom while we waited for service. we assumed the waitress was slammed because it was crowded and our friend gave us their order in case she came by while they were gone. She refused to take our order until. the person returned even though we told her we could order. She was clearly irritated and told us we would, "just have to wait" Ok, we waited, our friend returned she walked by multiple times spoke loudly to a table behind us about how busy she was and appreciated that they were all ready and at the table. The customers were clearly familiar to her as they responded by loudly commenting on how rude it was ... this continued with other tables to the degree that she went to the counter acros form our table and simply stared directly at me shaking her head and commenting to other customers about "rude people" When she finally came to take our order (about 20 minutes into our wait) she repeatedly made surprisingly snarky remarks. Actually ti felt like a weird SNL skit. I keep thinking someone was going to jump out and tell us we were bing "Punked". Nope. Then we got the food. It was just bad, tasteless, overcooked, just not good. There were some cooked carrots shaped into small balls on the plate. I didn't eat them. She actually stated to me, "you didn't eat your carrots!!" It was seriously bizarre. I see large crowds there. Maybe it's because of their baked goods. we didn't stay to try dessert.

This is the kind of place where every five or ten minutes, a waitress comes around to all tables…read moreoffering to "top off" the cups of coffee: No extra charge. I ordered a single pancake with blueberries, and a side of sausage patties, and for an upcharge, real maple syrup. (An entire pint was put on the table!). This was a generous portion, and I felt much more human when I was no longer hungry!

Very cute inside with a great menu! Service was prompt and excellent. I had Eggs Benedict with…read moreextra hollandaise sauce and it was delicious. Prices are really good too! Definitely worth a short drive to Sprinville.

We went in at noon and were seated immediately, Our server Carrie was taking drink orders before we…read moregot settled! She was courteous, knowledgeable and friendly, we decided on breakfast, my wife the egg-Stra-ordinary eggs and ham, pancake with bagel, I ordered the sausage gravy and biscuits. Both hot , delicious and some taken home! It was as always a great experience, the hooting owl on occasion and service that is great.

What a beautiful location Sprague Maple Farms is! It's…read moreabout 2 1/2 hours from Buffalo but a beautiful drive the whole way. There is a Maple syrup room you can see into and all kinds of wooden carved bears everywhere you look. The service is good and the food is fine. They serve carved turkey dinners all year round so if you get a craving that's a great option. They also serve the Impossible Burger for the vegetarian members of the group. The gift shop is loaded with their homemade Maple treats including syrup of course. There is also a large playground area for the kids to get some of their energy out on. So if you're looking for a fun day trip Sprague's Maple Farm is a good choice.