Dizzy Chicken has the meats! (pause) The food was really really really good here. The combo platter…read moreis enough for multiple people. Nothing was dry, everything had flavor. Between the chicken, brisket and pulled pork there was not a weak link, I wanted them all equally. Real nice to get some great down home food without the pretentiousness that can come with Saratoga. The parking lot is in the back through the narrow driveway to the left of the building, don't park in the lot on the right hand side. Good: -Red cabbage! -Brisket! -Brined Chicken Thighs! -Pulled Pork! Bad: -None

Amazing food! Amazing service! Roomy atmosphere and totally worth the stop if visiting the town! My…read moreboyfriend and I came from Syracuse for the Evanescence concert and wanted to stop for a decent dinner. I got the Dizzy Chicken with Dizzy sauce with the Mac and cheese and collard greens, it was absolutely phenomenal! The chicken was moist and flavorful, Mac and cheese was extremely cheesy but not super heavy on the first bite, the collard greens had a nice kick to add to everything! My boyfriend got the ribs with cornbread and potatoes... the cornbread was moist and a perfect balance of sweet and savory. My boyfriend doesn't like a whole ton of sauce on his ribs but isn't one to say much about altering an order, but he said he had no complaints! The sauce was sweet sauce but they do have other options! Their menu was pretty simple but that was nice after a long day of driving. The service was helpful and comfortable. I would love to stop again!

First off, it is not called primos. It is the inn at Saratoga. The bar is great, I have to couch my…read moreview with the fact they have boodles gin, which is rare in us bars. John the mixologist made a fantastic martini in fact three. O ordered the charcuterie plate with manchego, cheddar and prosciutto, it came with nuts , olives , fig jam and bread. It turned out to be my dinner. Contrary to the title there is no "Primo" restaurant, it is just the inn at Saratoga .

Primo's is the name of the restaurant at the historic Inn at Saratoga, and that's where my family…read moregathered for a delicious Sunday brunch on my last day in Saratoga Springs. The Inn has been a part of Saratoga since the mid 1840's, making it the oldest operating hotel in the City. It's within walking distance of all of the great shopping and dining in downtown Saratoga, and about a mile away from the Saratoga Springs horserace track, so the place fills up very quickly during the 6 weeks of track season during the summer months. Like a lot of outstanding brunch meals, we had unlimited drinks while wandering from one serving station to the next. I found the seafood station and loaded up on peel 'n eat shrimp, snow crab legs, and oysters. Then it was back for some salad and fresh fruit to balance out all of the protein. My Dad went straight for the waffle station, and managed to find the bacon and sausage nearby. After resting a bit I returned and snagged a slice of freshly-carved roast beef with some veggies. There was a very popular omelet station, and steam trays of scrambled eggs and breakfast sandwiches, along with smoked salmon, bagels, and all the fixins. They had a gorgeous dessert station, but I was being good so I just gave it a quick look before snagging a few more strawberries and returning to my seat. The hotel is spectacular and the restaurant is very lovely. I looked over the menu, and will plan to return on a future trip up to see my family.

Always a good meal here! The turkey club was delicious. Lots of turkey on it! The loaded tater tots…read moreare really good too. This time I got them without the ranch. Delicious! So crispy! The food comes out really fast too. They're constantly cleaning here. A nice place to sit and have a meal and take a break from all the excitement or disappointment.

If you don't feel like going out of the hotel L J's is is a good place to grab a quick bite, for a…read morecafeterias type snack bar located in the casino the prices are really not bad. Monday through Thursday they are only opened until 8:00 pm.

The sangria alone may be worth the trip to this place! When I asked our server about the sangria,…read moreshe smiled and said I would like it. She was right. It was delicious. We both agreed that the layers of colors in the drink made it look exceptionally pretty. I didn't know what to expect when I asked to visit Uncle Mario's Garage but I'd seen the tv commercials. My friend and I were about to drive past the restaurant so I suggested we take a look inside. It was supposed to have a lot of antique car memorabilia and we both like that stuff. Somehow, I missed the part about the giant brick oven, live music and all of the funny-crazy displays. I walked past a Halloween display near the entrance consisting of skeletons riding a motorcycle suspended in the air with an American flag and an upside down rowboat. Near the bar there are stuffed animals doing inappropriate things like the raccoon holding a can of beer and a cigarette. When I sat down in the dining area, I took one look at the giant oven and knew we had to order a pizza again for dinner even though we had Kay's Pizza the night before. The medium size pizza with pepperoni and sausage looked normal enough but it was an exceptionally good pizza. Nice thin, crispy crust. Not too cheesy. Remarkably, we could not finish the pizza so we boxed the rest and took it home. Our server was really nice and very helpful. The music by the Saratoga String Band was wonderful, too. They could play anything including a nice rockabilly cover by the Stray Cats. There's even an upstairs gift shop which offered a remarkable array of items including pottery, handbags and snacks. This was a fun place to visit. The staff is great and so are the food and drinks.

I really wanted to like this place, but sadly it didn't come close to making me happy…read more Service was very slow, though the waitress was nice. I ordered a specialty drink off the menu and asked for it to be made sweeter if possible, but it tasted as though it had been watered down. The server didn't ask if I liked it, which I thought was bizarre, because a simple sugar packet would have made the biggest improvement. The drink came with mini blueberries that got stuck in the straw with every sip--super annoying. I got a chicken sandwich and asked to switch out the cheese. They did, but added onion (which I hate) and left off the spicy mayo. My husband's sandwich had added tomatoes for no reason--just weird. We also asked specifically whether their grilled chicken sandwiches came with a thin piece of grilled chicken, since that was important to both of us. We were told yes, but it wasn't true--I had to manhandle mine and split it in half just to eat it. Most of the fries were decent and tasted good, until I came across two raw-ish ones stuck together that were soggy. By that point, I was just over my meal.

The first thing I noticed was it smells good. They do so good for people in need they even helped…read moreout a local pizza shop family with cancer, so many charities. But they food isn't worth eating. (Grumblellies is great for old people that have lost taste buds) The pizza was 20% better the last time. The wings were only a 10 count. The calzone was better after i put it in the air fryer and heated up the water AF sauce. I bit in the calzone and got a mouthful of just ricotta and dough. The ricotta wasn't the best. I personally will not be coming back here. Every pizza place I try is on the standard of Pizza Time in B spa.

This review is based solely on a take out sub my husband brought home; full judgement on hold for a…read moredine-in experience. The turkey sub was nothing special (I hold House of Pizza or Mandy's as the mouthwatering, 'groan with delight first bite' standard) - bland to almost flavorless made with packaged turkey slices, it was edible but definitely not quenching that 'jones' for an excellent sub.

We had a great meal here with a large party of 12. They do not have a kid's menu but our kids still…read moreenjoyed along with pretty much everyone in our group. Our waiter was super attentive and even though it took some time for the food to come out, I think given the quality of everything we ate, it was worth it. I got the raspberry mint mojito cocktail which was delicious and I pinched a sip or two of kid's lemonade made from fresh lemons, perfect level of sweetness. We tried the sweet potato pakoras and lumpia and the trio of house made dips (we liked the green mint-e one best). Everything was tasty, including the sauces that came up with them. Our kids shared the ramen which they split into two large bowls that didn't even look like a split dish given how much it was. My wife got the spare ribs which melted off the bones and had great flavor. The scallop dish I ordered came with six scallops that were a good size and also came with some gnocci, a delicious and unique sauce, and an unusual lobster with veggie type of ceviche salad accoutrement. I have the sense that the menu changes regularly here. The chef/owner came out and greeted us after the meal to ask how everything was and we could honestly respond that it was our best meal of the week. Subsequently we tried to sample many items from their desert menu and again Bastard did not disappoint. Surprisingly the "S'Mores," a more adult take on the kid's classic, was one of our favorites. Given the unique take on a variety of globally inspired dishes and great attention to detail, I would love to try Bastard again the next time I'm in the area.

Bastard was recommended by a friend of mine several times and I finally got there when friends were…read morevisiting from out of town. I loved everything that I tasted and ordered. These folks know what they're doing. Korean wings were spicy as advertised, but hit the mark on crunch, savoriness and just the right level of sweetness. I could have made a meal out of these, but I was nice and shared 'em. We also had a Mediterranean dip sampler that was outstanding. I then had a fabulous salad with Thai-inspired mango shrimp. Others at the table had steak, homemade pappardelle pasta and a version of a wedge salad. Rave reviews all around. Dessert? We almost declined. Instead, we all shared a piece of the gigantic, insanely good slice of baklava cheesecake. Our server was the bomb. Wish I could remember her name. I look forward to going back as the menu changes with the seasons.

Great respect, just like home it's great place to chill, have a drink, visit, and of course, EAT!…read moreFast service, and the wings are delicious. Every flavor is a treat. This place is just a delight. Thank you for the 45 wings on my birthday today, Bentleys.

My first time there. Excellent service, the food was great. Fun atmosphere! Will go back next time…read moreI'm in the area.

delicious wholesome food. incredible ambience. attentive service. charming cooks. lovely garden. It…read moreis a very special place, our favorite.

This is a great spot! The restaurant is situated in a very cozy and inviting house. I went with a…read morelarge group, and everyone enjoyed their meal. I'm convinced there isn't a bad thing on the menu! I had a spicy pasta with okra and shrimp and it was very good. Our server, Sophie, was so nice and accommodating. I'll be back!