Everything was great! My bestie and I ordered the soup of the day and spring rolls as well as two…read moreorders of musscles . The enclosed porch outside was perfect for a nice, warm spring day, and there weren't too many bugs. My only complaint is that, even though we had purchased multiple dishes and ordered wine (the cost adding up to $100 between both of us) the server had manipulated us into ordering extra bread. "It's a common request" she had said without telling us it would cost extra. There was no need to swindle an extra $8 off of us, just simply tell us it is an extra charge. That was my only gripe, other than that service and food was excellent.

Best place in the area. Never had a bad experience. Great, creative food Salads burgers, excellent…read moreseafood and steak also many other dishes . Efficient service Love the appetizer specials and seafood chowder also save room for delicious desserts. Bread pudding made by the chef is outstanding. Beautiful dining room (and inn) Takes reservations and early takeout too.

3 1/2 mainly because I'm used to Italian food in nyc. Had the chicken parm and fettuccine. The…read morechicken parm was cooked nicely, could use more seasoning and fresh herbs. The sauce tasted like jarred sauce. The fettuccine was not as rich as I was expecting and lacked flavor, but my partner enjoyed it. the service was good, they checked on us and food came out quickly

Every time we visit Lake Placid we enjoy a delicious family dinner at Luna Restaurant. Luna is all…read moreabout family. This first generation immigrant family serves delicious, homemade Italian/Mediterranean food. The owner is the head chef, and the wife and children greet and create a wonderful experience in the cozy dining room. We are always welcomed as if we are having dinner at our own family gathering. The food is always delicious and the service outstanding.

Bustling on a summer Saturday, Blue Moon Cafe was everything it should be: comfortable, welcoming,…read moreand delicious. The self-service coffee start my visit right: tasty and no wait. The eggs Florentine (called two moons) were top knotch, poached perfectly, on top of spinach, mushrooms, and a homemade muffin. I'll be back tomorrow Edit: day two Yes the pancakes are as delicious as the look. Yes order the local syrup. And yes if they have the carb Benedict you should definitely order it.

I loved this café! We stoppwd here before heading to Lake Placid, and it was a 20min wait at 930am…read more No problem, theres a small River walk behind it where you can kill time. When we sat I was surprised that codfee is self service, which is cool, but my only complaint is its not in a good location, but, its not like I didnt get my cup, so, theres that I got the avocado toast with egg & bacon, this was the heartiest breakfast I've had in a while. So good! Seems like the locals come in, and they can get a drink, an alcoholic one, at any time, bcuz in the back where we sat theres a bar. Rock on, im not hating! Everyone at my table ate and enjoyed their meal. Very laid back, no one catering to you but youre certainly not ignored. I like it!

Food was perfect for a post hike meal. Huge burger and a heaping pile of fries. We sat outside and…read morethey gave us a pitcher of iced tea as we were ravenous. Great service. Great vibe.

We always have such a great time at this restaurant, we've probably been at least six times. Every…read moretime we visit the Adirondack we want to come back. It's not that the food is spectacular per se (it is very very good and sometimes spectacular), but the ambience of the old house is welcoming and comfortable. The staff are top-notch and go out of the way to make you have a lovely time. The specials are fun and there are constants like the Hungarian mushroom soup and hunters chicken are always such a delight. This was my first time visiting since I had to go gluten-free, and I was delighted to find tons of options, including a gluten-free flatbread. Reservations, highly recommended, and be sure to check out the wonderful town of Keene Valley while you're there.

Their smash burger was phenomenal! Very friendly staff. We were there on vacation, but would…read morereturn.

The beer is great, they had Utica Club on tap. Love it! The…read morescullery's food is awesome! However when ya pay $7 for a shot of Jamison, you expect Jamison, not a diluted product. Wasn't happy to have watered down Jamison!

This place on main street right next to Starbucks is clean and bright, with a home style diner…read morevibe. Service was good and my waitress was pleasant and helpful. My home fries were perfectly crisp and not greasy, the plate looked great but I was disappointed with the omelette. The ingredients tasted fresh, loved the avocado on top! (I got my jalapenos on the side) The taste was very good but it was not prepared like any omelette I've ever had The tomatoes, onions and peppers were not inside the omelette and they weren't on top....the egg mixture was cooked with all of that and the sausage in the pan and when it was folded over the only thing inside was cheese. (And hardly any cheese at all) And the sausage, I was expecting something other than 2 tiny breakfast links cut into little pieces! Don't get me wrong, I gave it 4 stars because the food was tasty and fresh, the service was good and I would definitely go back...I would just try a different item.

After a great trip up the Whiteface Mountain Toll Highway, we ventured into Lake Placid. Being a…read moreMonday, several places were closed for lunch. We walked by this place next to Starbucks, walked a bit more, and decided we were hungry and thirsty, so we decided to give it a shot. We were not disappointed. We had mussels, and shrimp tacos. Quite delicious all the way around. Good portions, and we ended up taking some food home. The highlight of the day was our waiter, Joselo, competent, friendly and a pleasure to interact with. And, he makes the most fabulous blueberry mojito!!!! Who knew? We will definitely return in hopes of a repeat visit and more good food and drink.

I have been visiting Lake Placid for several decades now and it has never been a place that one…read morewould consider to be a foodie destination. We have tried places in town over the years and most have been fine, but the food has tended to be relatively straightforward and/or uninspired. Before Sentinel & Station, this space was a concept called Liquids and Solids, which was trying to be a bit more upscale and refined but ultimately fell into the uninspired camp. When I heard about Sentinel & Station's recent opening, I knew I wanted to at least try it out. After our meal here, we left impressed, content, sated, and eager to return to try all that we didn't get to on our first visit. The vibe was cozy and friendly, the service was excellent, and the food was creative, of impressive quality, and very well executed. We came here as a party of eight on a Saturday night at 8:30pm. We were immediately welcomed and tended to with generosity and humor which set the tone for the entire night. The cocktail menu here is pretty dizzying, as its presented such that all of the ingredients of each drink are listened to the point that the anticipated flavor profile can be lost when you're looking it over. I ended up just getting the house martini with gin, which is served with both lemon and olives, but I tried many of the others just to get a sense, including the: Smoked Boulevardier (bourbon, bitter, bonal, carpano antica, yuzu bitters, spritz of lagavulin), Balsamic Fizz (vodka, pineapple, strawberry-balsamic puree, soda), and The Dopest Dope I've Ever Smoked (mezcal, pamplemousse liqueur, pineapple-basil juice, suze, cocchi americano). Of the three, I preferred the Smoked Boulevardier, the Balsamic Fizz was a little bit too watered down but with less ice the flavor profile would have been excellent, and the Dopest Dopest I've Ever Smoked, despite seeming like the most exciting of the bunch, was actually the least interesting. I was happy to have gone the classic route, and I got the Sivi pinot orange wine second, which was excellent (I realized afterwards that my wine person at home has actually picked this wine out for me before so I have apparently liked it for a long time). Food-wise, the menu is quite diverse and playful, and while it also lists a good many ingredients in each dish, it does not have the same effect as it does on the drink menu reading experience, and in general the food was consistently outperforming the cocktails. We were bummed that they were out of the mussels (which we originally ordered) because they looked fantastic and were highly recommended, but that just means we'll need to return in the future. Many of us split a bunch of dishes so I'll just speak to those I tried. There was not one wrong note all night so grading each dish is pretty pointless, but I might as well do what I can in an attempt to underscore the consistently great food and highlight the favorites. Eats, below: Heirloom Carrots w/ greek yogurt, pistachio, gochujang honey: A+ So good we got a second order when we realized we might need to beef up our second course. Incredibly flavorful with a subtle kick. Grilled Maitake w/ smoky blanco crema, spicy macha crisp, trout roe: A Would have happily gotten a second order of these too because the portion was small, but once again, packed with flavor. Grilled maitake is definitely one of my favorite mushroom preparations and this dish is a great example of why I maintain this. And the trout roe was just divine. Caesar Salad: A Also threw this in last minute and it was exactly what you'd hope for. Classic, perfectly executed, and a nice complement to some of the richer entrees. Tuna Nachos w/ crudo, seaweed salad, tomato, jalapeño, sesame crisps: A+ Potentially my favorite dish of the night. It looks like a lot when served to you but if you're splitting it four ways as we did, it's not much for each person which may be sad if you love it as much as I did. Rainbow Trout w/ pea puree, tarragon velouté, heirloom carrots, balsamic: A Warming, delicious, earthy, rich -- all great things. More heirloom carrots here but not complaining, they were a nice complement to the dish. The pea puree was fun and the combo of that plus the velouté was particularly delicious. Short Rib w/ pickled radish, whipped parsnip, red wine jus, jalapeño-lime jicama slaw: A+ I somehow did not get a picture of this one! I rarely eat red meat, mainly because I don't like it much, but short rib is one of the few exceptions to that. Melt in your mouth, tender goodness.

Great restaurant. Off the beaten path. Very cozy dining area. We ordered the trout and a Cesar…read moreSalad. It was delicious. Restaurant got busy around 7pm. Customer service is fantastic. Music is very collective. Was a great experience!!!

We had the most amazing private dining experience here! The club had donated a dinner for eight at…read morea fund raiser & we were blown away. Chef Alex prepared a 6 course tasting menu with wine pairings by Patrick and I was just shocked at how good it all was. I have been a member of the Whiteface Club for 22 years and seen lots of chefs come and go, but after having seen what Alex is capable of, I have very high hopes. It was all proper 'fine dining' thoughtfully presented, perfectly prepared and delectable. The everyday fare at the Cafe on the Green on the Mooselodge boathouse is more basic to be sure, but the fact that they are able to turn out this level of quality, speaks volumes about where we might headed. You can count on top notch food for your wedding or private event at the Whiteface Club.

the food was great and staff was friendly. I had the Kobe burger and it was delicious…read more The property was pretty and there is a lot of activities in the area.