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4.2 (95 reviews)
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Dogs allowed
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Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Bbq chicken platter with Cole slaw and baked beans
Casey M.

DELICIOUS!!! Have been waiting to try place. Passed it a few times on my way to work. Great service and lots of outdoor seating, and a big tent!! Will return!!

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good afternoon My Buddies and i went around the area fishing for trout We decided to stop and get a bite at this Bbq spot we got online we order the food two pork ribs Entrees with two side and a side of corn bread $3.00 each ,it took forever to get the food they forgot my coleslaw ,The ribs were a little cold. I thought they were gonna be St. Louis ribs or baby back but they were different pork Ribs ,They were OK ,the baked beans and the cornbread were very good.also pulled pork sandwich was sitting in bbq sauce i was only able to eat top of bun only with pulled pork . I will never go back again

Dry brisket with an attempt to mask that dryness with some sweet sauce, beans straight out of a can, and OK mac & cheese.
J W.

So disappointed. Came here years ago and remembered it being much better. Maybe it's because I moved back to Texas and was reacquainted with good BBQ. The brisket was pretty dry and had virtually no bark on it. They tried to mask it with some pretty ketchuppy sauce. The mac & cheese was the best thing, which is a pretty sad statement. It wasn't great but at least it appeared to be house made. The beans, on the other hand, seemed to be straight out of the can. Just a ho=hum experience all around. Needs to be a lot better to be a food truck on a gravel lot with a couple of picnic tables for a "dining area".

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Food is good but I've ordered the ribs on several occasions and they were served cold.

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Food was great. I got pulled pork and brisket sandwiches and both were great tasting will go the again for sure.

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3.3(304 reviews)
3.2 mi
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I stopped by after rescuing a baby squirrel and it was a perfect rest stop before I hit the road…read more I started with an iced caramel latte, then I ordered hamburger steak with grits, broccoli, and carrots! It hit the spot! If you like home cooked food, you'll love it! My server, Coleen was the best! She has a great sense of humor and took care of me well! The atmosphere is the trademark antique look and they had a lot of new things in the store.

I've always wanted to try Cracker Barrel and I'm really glad I finally did, mostly because the…read moreservice here was absolutely fantastic all around. We were greeted warmly right at the door. The parking lot was packed, but luckily we were able to get seated right away (and we timed it perfectly, because a massive tour bus arrived just as we were leaving!). We ordered a variety of dishes for the table. My son got the chocolate pancakes with bacon, and he absolutely LOVED them. To me, the pancakes tasted a bit oily, and only one of the three bacon strips arrived truly crispy. My friend enjoyed his meal of steak tips with eggs over easy, cheesy hashbrowns, and roasted apples--he mentioned the apples tasted just like apple pie filling. My own meal was where things fell flat. I ordered the grilled catfish with grits, over-easy eggs, and cheesy hashbrowns. The eggs were cooked perfectly, but the catfish was quite bland. The grits completely lacked flavor, so I tried mixing them with the cheesy, salty hashbrowns to help, but I ultimately ended up abandoning both. I had a biscuit instead, which was okay, but I left the meal feeling full rather than satisfied.On the bright side, the retail shop was so much fun to walk around, and we loved looking through all of their holiday decor. I really want to emphasize that the staff here is phenomenal and the hospitality is top-notch, but unfortunately, the food just didn't live up to the hype for me.

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Crawdaddy’s Creole Kitchen

4.3(65 reviews)
66.7 mi

Transport yourself to New Orleans right here in Pleasantville, NY! With a cozy, comfortable…read moreatmosphere and a genuine N'awlins vibe, the homage to New Orleans cuisine is unmistakable and absolutely delightful. The grilled oysters were pure perfection, garlicky, cheesy, and served piping hot! Paired with crusty bread to soak up every bit of that savory goodness. With Sunday's half-price special, we couldn't resist getting our own order. Just saying the word jambalaya makes me want to start singing ("Jambalaya and a crawfish pie and a fillet gumbo 'Cause tonight, I'm gonna see my ma cher amio"), and once you taste it, you'll want to sing too. Shrimp, chicken, and andouille sausage with rice--a timeless Creole classic. I couldn't resist these perfect sweet oysters with crispy fries, homemade coleslaw, and tartar sauce! We finished with some very tasty sugary beignets--most of which made their way back home as we were very full. The lavender lemonade was refreshing and delicious, but the Hurricane cocktail was truly exceptional.

I periodically find myself in Pleasantville and have tried several restaurants in the main…read morecommercial hub. I'm consistently impressed, so when one of my cousins alerted me to the opening of Crawdaddy's I was instantly intrigued. Though I can take or leave Southern and Creole food, the great reviews were enough for me to want to check this place out - so my siblings, cousins, and I made plans to grab dinner here. Located on Wheeler Ave amongst several other businesses, Crawdaddy's welcomes you before you even enter by piping music outside. As we entered, we were greeted by the host who invited us to sit in the lounge while our table was being prepared. The lounge was off the entrance and had access to a window which peeked into the bar - it was small but effective for those waiting for a table and wanting a quick drink. The decor in the restaurant was well done - there was a good amount of flair on the wall but not so much that it was tacky or over the top. The tables were covered with brown paper and there were some random Mardi Gras beads placed there - this seemed a little sophomoric, but they're new so I can see this leveling up over time. We started with drinks; I had the lavender lemonade which had fresh flavor (I'm fighting for that Spring weather). The menu is broken up into apps and salads, po' boys, fry baskets, and roux and rice. We decided to start by splitting a few apps: dirty fries with beef debris, hush puppies, crawfish mac and cheese, and pimiento cheese. Everything was tasty - the standouts for me were the mac and cheese and the fries - the beef was optional and I definitely recommend going with it. The hush puppies were a little too bready for me (that might be my lack of eating them talking), but they came with a blueberry compound butter which was a nice touch. The pimiento cheese came with saltine crackers which was...a choice, but the cheese itself was good. For my main I went with the fried shrimp po' boy - this was quite massive and contained a lot of shrimp (not complaining). The bread was soft and it was paired with a creamy aioli and pickles - kinda messy but well worth the extra napkins. You could add fries for $4 (oof), but I opted not to which in retrospect was a good idea because the sandwich was filling enough. For dessert we went with beignets (shocking I know) in two varieties: classic powdered sugar and cinnamon sugar. Both were tasty - I mean it's fried dough so how bad can it be. The cinnamon ones came with a chocolate sauce which was a nice complement. Service was great - from the moment we walked in, we were warmly greeted and all of the staff we interacted with afterward were very friendly. Food also came out at a good pace which is always a plus. Overall, I had a great experience at Crawdaddy's. While I don't run to this type of cuisine, they are serving good food here. If I ever found myself here again I wouldn't complain.

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My Father’s House Southern Cuisine

4.4(184 reviews)
59.5 mi
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Finally tried here after years of wanting to! We were…read moreoffered the free cinnamon muffins, which were the star of the show! Warm and delicious! We ordered hushpuppies to start. They were extra crispy on the outside and had great flavor. I had the bbq chicken which was good, and tender, the skin wasn't very crispy tho and I ended up taking it off which left me w/o much bbq sauce for the chicken meat. The other two people enjoyed their fried chicken. The waffle probably could've been cooked w bit longer. (He went w the traditional buttermilk but there are a few flavors you can choose from). There was so much food that we each had leftovers! Another table asked for the music to be turned down. Overall, it was good and I'd come back.

I went to My Father's House for their Sunday Jazz Brunch. It is a classy and very welcoming…read moreestablishment that specializes in what I call "soul food." Once seated and prior to ordering, we received a lovely basket of sweet potato muffins and a buttermilk biscuit drizzled with honey. They were absolutely delicious! The very friendly chef came to our table to welcome us, and talk about these special muffins. We were also warmly greeted by the restaurant manager. As for our meal, we had 2 orders of the chicken and waffles, collard greens, and macaroni and cheese. The chicken was hot, crispy, and perfectly seasoned, and the waffles were light and fluffy. The macaroni and cheese was also delicious, but the greens were very heavily salted. Overall, the portions were generous. As for the live entertainment, it perhaps begins later in the afternoon, maybe after 2pm? Our reservation was at 1pm, and the guitarist arrived just as we were finishing our meal. My one critique is the reservation process. The only take reservations by phone, and during the limited hours that they are open. The person with whom I made my reservation made some errors. Fortunately, another staff member contacted me twice the day prior to my reservation to clarify the time and date. Having the ability to use an online reservation platform would have been easier and more accurate.

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Side of mac & cheese & yams

My Father’s House Southern Cuisine - Chicken & waffles

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The Clinton House

The Clinton House

3.3(251 reviews)
2.8 mi
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We came for dinner and had a nice meal. The place is historic, but they do a good job of not making…read moreit feel worn. It is a fairly large space with plenty of seating and a bar and felt spacious and clean. Our server Fernanda was very friendly and checked in with us regularly to see how we were enjoying the food as it came out. I started with the duck salad and had the sauerbraten for my entree. The duck salad was tasty with a nice dressing, my only complaint is that it came with 4 thin slices of duck (maybe a bite each). It definitely could have benefited from more duck, especially for a $23 salad. That said, I liked the blue cheese, apples, and cranberries that went with it. My entree was definitely the largest of the group and came with two huge thick potato pancakes, a hefty serving of red cabbage and a good portion of beef. I really enjoyed the dish and was pretty full afterwards. I would absolutely recommend this dish and eat it again. For dessert we tried their special, a mango cake which was very light and pleasant albeit a bit sweet. I would suggest checking/asking about portion sizes before you order as some dishes are smaller than others (the grilled shrimp appetizer is only 4 shrimp, the clams casino is 5 small/medium clams and the crab cake entree is two small to medium sized crab cakes with no sides). So I can see how some people are frustrated with the portions based on the prices. That being said, I would absolutely recommend both the duck salad and sauerbraten.

Sunday afternoon (10/4/26) we took our 93 year old mother for her birthday to The Clinton House…read more She is a long time Clinton resident and loyal patron over the years. When we arrived we told the waiter that we were celebrating our mother's 93 birthday. The waiter took our orders. Mom ordered filet mignon and the lobster bisque soup. Other family members ordered French dip, lobster BLT and the salmon. The lobster bisque was not fresh and had no flavor. The soup was luke warm and had a film on the top. The bacon on the lobster was also stale and fatty. But the worst part was Mom's meal which came with no sides and the waiter never offered her any sides to choose from even if they would be at an additional cost. She struggled to chew the meat. It was tough and fatty. The waiter cleared the plates and Mom told him that the meat was not good. His response was that she should have alerted him earlier and that he would have made it right. He said he would see what he could do compensate for the bad experience. However, nothing was offered or even mentioned after that. We ordered her carrot cake which came with no candle despite the waiter knowing it was her birthday. We were very surprised to have had such a bad experience at the Clinton House because in the past the food has always been good. The restaurant was empty which was also surprising for a Sunday lunch. The bill was over $300 including tip for 4 people. We had only 2 glasses of wine and 2 desserts. Quite expensive for a lousy meal and experience. Do better!

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The Clinton House - Bar area.

Bar area.

The Clinton House
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