The restaurant building and remodel is nice. Has a big bar now. I tried a lot of things. The…read moreappetizers were bland to me, especially the arancini. The Ricotta beet mint combo was not my favorite but my two friñeds loved it. The calamari, also not noteworthy. The ciopini was good but not the best I've had. I liked what the Village Inn in Hammondsport used to have before the new owners. The pasta was all good. No complaints there. The cod picante was very good. Salad was ok. It is pricey for Corning, along the lines of 3 Birds but I have never had anything that wasn't great at 3 Birds. Also Similar to the Cellar in price. I will go back and probably get the cod or just a pasta with meatballs. So it's good but not every dish is good. Service was good. Wine was good.

The food was delicious with large portions. The server was friendly and service was fast and…read moreeverything was just as we had ordered it.

Had the girls come in town for a wellness weekend of Yoga, sounds baths, cheese tastings,…read morewaterfalls, and the lake. I live in Hector and have been to Lucky Hare a couple of times. Once for a bonfire! Lol It's a local thing. They have a wonderful casual deck. I love sitting out there. On this last visit, we skipped the beers, and went straight for Babe's burgers. They are stationed on the deck. I ordered their burger with carmelized onions, tomatoes, and lettuce. Pickle on the side. The tomato was a farm fresh Tomato which is AWESOME! It was a local farm grown tomato, and the burger was delish. We ordered a small fries, and 3 of us shared them, and still threw some out. Yes, a small is that large. They don't sell drinks at the babes burger window. We got those at the bar. They had a free water jug, with plastic cups. I ordered a Waterloo sparking water, one friend had regular water, and the last had a soda. Because the owner makes their own beer there. I highly recommend checking them out, for beers and burgers. We didn't order any this time, because we were getting ready to go on a long drive. But....Since I live there, I can confirm their beer is worth it! I love their casual atmosphere, it's a great place to go to talk and dine. It's a local place, so it wouldn't be awkward to see go there and run into friends and start combining tables. Everyone is super friendly, so if you're ever lonely or bored, it's a great place to stop by, and hang out, you're almost guaranteed to make new friends. Parking can be tricky if they are busy, but people park on the street as long as they don't block any cars from getting by. I also love that they allow dogs, on leash, and they can't beg. Common sense rules, so don't leave your dog at home. Bring them out!

First night in the area so gave this place a try. Food was pretty good, nothing great. Service and…read moreenvironment was way better than we expected. The craft beer I had was as strong as I hoped for.

Hometown cooking. Variety menu. Attentive staff. Cozy atmosphere. Would go back again.read more

Either my tastebuds are dulled or there was no cinnamon in the French Toast. The corned beef hash…read morewas all potatoes. Scrambled eggs were good, don't get me started on the coffee - so disappointing. Service was good, cheerful, and friendly. Curley's is not a diner, it's a small spot for locals. Saw a lot of Watkins Glenn gear for the NASCAR weekend. I will try a different eating spot next time.

My son, daughter in law and I had lunch at Texas Roadhouse today. The hostesses were cordial and…read moreseated us with minimal wait time. Our order was served promptly by our server, Ashley. She was extremely attentive and we lacked for nothing. I rate her as a top notch server and your establishment is lucky to have her!! The atmosphere was festive and enjoyable !!Merry Christmas to all!!!

Always good service and although our waitress was in trading...she did great except for one thing…read more If she is in training, why hasn't anyone trained her to not hand off beverage glass with her hands all over the rim. Not everyone uses straws and now she just had her hands all over the glass where I would have drank from