We stopped in after a 5 hour drive to Cooperstown for a late lunch after finding this place on a…read moreGoogle search. We were welcomed upon walking in and found a nice table in their main bar area. We ordered drinks and our food. The burgers we got were TASTY. I got mine on a pretzel bun. I saw they had this sauce for their wings called Garbage sauce...I had to try it and got it as a side for my fries. I cant explain the taste but the garbage sauce was bangin! Highly recommend this place

Was in Cooperstown for a baseball tournament. Went here on a recommendation from the motel worker…read more We were 18 people sitting down for lunch. The guy there (bartender/waiter) was great. So nice, so accommodating. The place is nice and clean and has nice vibe to it. The party I was with wanted separate checks which I knew would be a pain for this guy. But he did it for us and not only were there zero mistakes, everything came out at the same time. The wholes staff, (I think four people) were great and so friendly. The food was also great. Not going to say it was like nothing I've ever had but it was great pub food. Reasonable pricing, clean place, friendly service and great food. Five stars and I highly recommend it!!!

Love their beet burgers!! My go to selection also their…read morestaff is friendly and professional. Great choice for some eating pleasure

We were seated quickly, and our server started off strong--she was friendly, attentive while taking…read moreour order, and offered great suggestions. She offered to bring out a couple dipping sauces for our fries, and I asked for the bourbon jelly, which she was willing to do. That initial interaction set a great tone. The food itself was very good--both burgers were delicious. Unfortunately, after we placed our order, the service dropped off completely. We waited about an hour for our food, with no check-ins, no water refills, and no acknowledgment of the delay, even though our server walked past our table multiple times. At one point, I had to get up and find someone to talk to. I asked a man near the front for a manager, explained we had been waiting an hour, and pointed out our table. No one ever came over afterward to follow up. We were later told there was a large party, which is understandable--but that's not something customers or servers can control. A simple check-in or acknowledgment would have made a big difference. Instead, we were told we "should have said something," despite no one coming to the table. At the end, we waited again for the check, and when my daughter calmly tried to explain our frustration, the server spoke over her and said, "I'm almost 50--I've been doing this since I was 17," which came across as rude and unprofessional. The food was good, but the lack of communication, attentiveness, and management involvement made this a disappointing experience.

A small brew pub close to Cooperstown offering great atmosphere fantastic food and good craft beer…read moreThe small bar area offers opportunity for conversation with other patrons A great place to have a few laughs or an everyday conversation with a stranger

The hostess and Kyle welcomed us so warmly! The food was absolutely fantastic! I had shrimp, my…read morefamily had, veggie burgers, a bacon burger and bratwurst. The beers was exceedingly delicious as was the soup and the fried green beans. We sat outside and the tables were comfortable and added to the country ambiance. If you are in the Cooperstown area stop by and bring your appetite ! Most importantly, we had our two pups with us and they were welcomed equally with friendly hellos.

Was a crowded Memorial Day. Our bus tour landed at…read moreCooperstown. Had a very delicious fish and chips and a nice stout to drink. Server was very busy but took great care of us!! Very nice inside.

Cute location right down the street from the Baseball Hall of Fame. Waitstaff was delightful and…read moreattentive. Best salads ever, wedge 10/10 and Berry salad 10/10. Burger and pressed turkey sandwich were perfect too. Highly recommend the tater tots! A must-have.

Awesome breakfast stop. We came here before a visit to the Baseball HOF. Waitstaff is really…read morepolite. The food was fantastic. Nice quiet place, for breakfast at least. Highly recommended for breakfast and I guess any meal.

Absolutely fabulous! We popped into Double Day Cafe for lunch on Saturday after a LONG morning at…read morethe baseball fields, and we were so happy to get seated right away. We just ordered burgers and fries, but they were fantastic. Great food, great atmosphere, and exactly what we needed after a morning of baseball. And Karen was absolutely wonderful! She was the exact opposite of the definition of a "Karen." She was smiling, welcoming, genuinely excited to have us there, and just an absolute joy. Then there was the Long Island Iced Tea. After spending the entire morning at the baseball field and heading into the afternoon, YES, I needed one! Stephan made it, and I have to say, it was probably one of the best Long Island Iced Teas I've ever had. Phenomenal! So, if you're looking for a place in Cooperstown to grab a great meal, have a good drink, and get a little much-needed mental health time after baseball, this is your place! Thank you, Double Day Cafe, for knocking it out of the park! Great food, great drinks, and even better people. We'll definitely be back! If you want a good meal and good drinks in Cooperstown, come here!

Outstanding food, service and the view of the lake is spectacular…read more I have eaten here many times and it never gets old. They have a wonderful deck to eat on and a comfortable inside bar and restaurant inside. Today I had a lunch that has become a favorite. Special homemade meatloaf with mashed potatoes. Absolute joy for the tastebuds. I highly recommend this restaurant!

The Hawkeye Bar & Grill was recommended to us from a couple staying at our inn. It was such a…read morelovely summer evening to enjoy patio dining. We had wonderful cocktails, a delicious appetizer and fantastic entrees! The service was superb and we were checked-in on often throughout our dinner. We even bought dessert to take back with us. Highly recommend stopping here for dinner if you can!

My husband and I own a bar back home, so we know firsthand how difficult it can be when a large…read moregroup walks through the door, especially with a small staff. We also know great service when we see it and always love to give credit where it's deserved! We called ahead with a large team of about 30 people and were told they could get us in. When we arrived, they were very transparent that they were working with a small crew, just two girls out front and one guy in the kitchen. With a group our size, we were a little nervous at first, but we had absolutely nothing to worry about! Zoey was our server and she was amazing. She handled our entire group with so much grace and professionalism. She kept everything organized, made sure the kids' food went in first, stayed on top of drinks and orders, and somehow managed to get all 30 of us taken care of and on our way in great time. The bartender was also incredibly nice and helpful, and together they kept everything running smoothly despite being short-staffed. The food did not disappoint either! The Reuben, burger, and Reuben burger were all fantastic, and of course the boys loved the wings and boneless wings. If you're visiting Cooperstown or heading to the Baseball Hall of Fame, definitely make Cooley's Stone House Tavern one of your stops. Great food, great service, and a hardworking staff that made sure we were taken care of. We'll definitely be back!

Cooley's, just around the corner is a great place for a midday break at the BHOF. An Irish Hall…read moreemployee emphatically recommended we come here. Had a Reuben and a burger. Solid. Forgot to upgrade chips to fries. Waitress a little harried. The BIG pretzel came out same time as sandwiches. And unstopped it all off with a couple of beers. Just one size glass. The waitress didn't quite get out attempt at humor.

Let's get right to the point - if you are rolling in from the "big city" expecting a country…read more"hidden gem" that has been reviewed by the NYT food editor, STOP. Move away from the door. Return to your Bimmer! You will not be happy here. Head north to Cooperstown, or west to Oneonta. Good luck. If you want a good breakfast (been here several times, but only for breakfast), friendly service, and nothing fancy, STAY. Food comes out fast, ample servings, quality ingredients, well prepared. Coffee cup quickly refilled. Want it done "your way"..... they will accommodate. Three-egg omelette will leave you stuffed. Try the breakfast wrap. Cleanliness is what you would expect for a place frequented by the local work force. Not spotless, but not unhealthy. Actually, above average for your local "diner". Get over it.

Expensive, no waitress, served on paper plates and paper cups. If you're thinking of a normal diner…read moreexperience- I think you'll be sadly mistaken. We were disappointed. My Dads omelet wasn't even cheesey and cost over to $20!! Which on its own was insane.... Cinnamon bun was big, my son enjoyed... that was a plus.

What a fantastic little joint in the shopping plaza where the Grand Union used to be. I went in on…read morea Saturday morning for a quick breakfast to go. I got an omelet with meats and it was excellent. The place was buzzing but the wait time was very short. Friendly service. Highly recommend.

10/10 only decent place around the area I tried multiple…read moreplaces while my son was playing in the area and this is the only place that did not get me sick

A little "brunch diner" that was a pleasant surprise. After touring the National Baseball Hall of…read moreFame, we decided to get some lunch. After checking out the menus, we decided on The Cooperstown Diner. Upon entering, this restaurant is SMALL. Twenty five seats are available. The decor is old and the restaurant could use some work. To use the restroom, a person has to walk through the kitchen. I have to take a point off for this. The food, how ever, was most excellent! The hamburgers are made with fresh ground beef and made by hand patties. Make sure you give a temp on the burgers or they arrive at a medium temp. The small burger is seven ounces of beef and sets high on the toasted bun. The chicken salad is house made and is seasoned with an Italian blend of spices. It was served as a melt on toasted, buttered sour dough bread. A very good sandwich. The other meal was the steak sandwich. The roll was toasted and piled high with beef and cheese. The French Fries and Tater Tots are from frozen but prepared well. The menu has a very strong breakfast variety but we didn't see or order a breakfast item. The price is very reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. If something out of the norm is something you like, give this place a chance. You will be pleasantly surprised!!!

This is a nice little diner there in Cooperstown the food…read moreis good and the service is good as well. The only drawback is it is very small so it's limited seating so you may end up having to wait for a little bit to get a seat for breakfast.