I really needed some protein for breakfast for my body before we could go to a wine tour. This…read moretiny diner we found on a map was actually open unlike some others listed. It was run by an older couple and they had a sign on the door to announce how service would take a while . We were willing to wait and we enjoyed chatting with the female owner and some of the other patrons at the counter. It was totally worth the wait For our 3 egg omelettes, and great coffee. If you are capable of waiting for them to do their. Job, you will not be disappointed. A great place to know about on the eastern side of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes.

Should have known the vibe when the sign on the door says we cook our food to order so things take…read moretime... walked into every table take. but one and every other counter seat taken. Stood in the doorway for a good 4 minutes before getting acknowledged. The lady finally asked the one other worker to clean off the table, took around 5 minutes before getting Sat. As we were waiting for the lady to come over for our drinks and food order we noticed that no one in the place had food. A family of four came in and they were told it'd be about an hour for a seat. Finally we were able to have the lady come over for our order, I ordered home fries and the lady said they just sold out. She's asked if I wanted anything else and I proceeded to say no. She's like oh you don't like breakfast food, I said I just wanted home-fries. She did ask if I wanted lunch instead. I said no thank you. We needed up leaving in awe that a diner would have run out of home-fries by 11am when no one in the restaurant had appeared to have ate. Not sure how this is so highly rated. Very disappointing. Ended up driving 40 mins to another place.

We were staying on property at one of the chalets which we really liked. My husband and I walked…read moreover and had drinks at the bar. The bartender was extremely friendly and the drinks were delicious. They use everything from local vendors. We enjoyed the drinks so much we decided to stay for dinner. We ate outside which was a beautiful view of the sunset. Food was decent. I order the pasta with sun-dried tomato's and sausage. However when it came out it was orzo. Not a big deal but I was disappointed I wish they told us ahead of time.

The venue offers good vineyard & Seneca Lake view. The…read morestaffs are nice and friendly, services were a bit slow as they were busy the night we went. I enjoyed the Blood Orange Old Fashion. For dinner I had the Buffalo Chicken Alfredo Pasta and hubby opted for the Seafood Cakes. Food was alright but not impressed.

Great spot! Visited on vacation. Wonderful coffee and yummy breakfast food. The vibe was very cool!read more

Fantastic cafe located in the cute downtown PennYann area. Street parking, big spaces, good for…read moresmall children, good options for both savory and sweet (baked goods vs. quiche and sandwiches) Their green tea matcha latte did not disappoint- aesthetically pleasing and also good full matcha flavor. Service was fast- wish they were a bit more warm/friendly to match the warmth of their decor/interior design, but at least the food was good. We got baked goods- the croissants- correct flake, buttery, and large. This is a proper croissant. Sandwiches also good flavor- I got the chicken salad. Quiche was also a good choice.

We went to Curly's when we were visiting Watkins Glen. We thought it was very clean. Server was…read morevery good and also friendly. Their omelettes are 2 eggs instead of 3 which is better for me since I can't finish a larger one. We would return

Must be the place to be. The crowds kept coming while we were there for breakfast. Service was a…read moretad slow but our server was new (and maybe a little overwhelmed.) Breakfast and coffee were good and well priced. Recommend!

Excellent food at reasonable prices for the quality and portion sizes. The stand outs are:…read more Stuffed salmon - it's wrapped in cabbage and leaks with toasted walnuts. The veggies keep the salmon soft and also soak up some flavorful juices. The walnuts provide great textural contrast. Zwiebelkuchen - had never had this before but we're fans now. Zwiebelkuchen is a savory German onion cake made of steamed onions, diced bacon, cream, and caraway seeds on leavened dough. Absolute flavor bomb! Service was excellent. Ambiance - nothing to write home about on the inside. Outside you have great views of the lake. Logistics: parking in the back. Reservations via Open Table.

This was not a good experience. The appetizers were good but we had a party of 6 and not a single…read moreperson liked their entree. For a menu of only 6 staple entrees it seems they should be better. I asked if the scallops were deep fried, was told no, only to receive deep fried scallops and limp lettuce. Bolognese had almost no sauce. Burger was bad. Salmon was... gross. However the view was very pretty and our server was good.

Nice little casual eatery. Menu has burgers, ribs, pasta and some unique items along with weekly…read morespecials. Had to try the Shot gun shells that are manicotti cream cheese, sausage, beef, jalapeño, cheddar cheese wrapped in bacon. Tasty and interesting. Also had the chicken cheddar and apple sandwich. Everything was good. The waitress was good but super busy because we came in behind a table for seven and a table for four. It did take a while to get our meals due to that.

What a lovely surprise in Burdett NY. Coffee and syrups. Cocktails and beer. Food other than…read morestandard fare!

I went here on a Sunday with a group of 11 for brunch. As I…read morewalked in the building is an old restored timber frame building. Very impressive. Our waitress was very prompt and helpful. I was amazed that she could take care of 11 people. I ordered the biscuits and gravy. They were very good. My wife got the quiche and she said it was good. They had a very nice selection of beer and wines. The view was amazing.

The wine was good, but the vibes were definitely off. The place felt really unwelcoming for some…read morereason and all the patrons even seemed miserable. Service was almost nonexistent. The views of the lake were nice but not enough to make me stay longer. Weird.

I've lived in NYS for 60 years and had never been to Penn Yan, this restaurant will have me come…read moreback sooner. The meatball was layered and tasty, butter chicken curry dish was delish and the burrata with blueberries was generous, creative and also great. What really made the experience special was not just how pleasant and attentive the staff were, but how nice they were to each other.

Came in on a Monday evening for dinner and was able to be seated right away with no reservation. I…read morehad the fra Diavolo which had large pieces of lump crab meat on top of a delicious red sauce over linguini. I also tried the salad Nicoise and the ahi tuna was very fresh. Amazing service here and you can't go wrong with any of the food on the menu!

Always friendly and quick service every day! The coffee is always fresh, and very fresh ingredients…read morego.

Very good food at affordable prices. Definitely a bright spot in that small town…read more Service was quick and everyone was friendly. We will definitely go back!

First time visiting and what a lovely experience…read more There are two separate buildings, one for tastings (enjoyed the wine) and the other is a bakery/deli store. We bought lunch and took it into the tasting building that has wonderful seating. In the bakery I discovered Grape Pie! Never heard of it and tried it out. Wow! Definitely delicious!

Tabora was a winery I was extremely excited to check out but it proved to be mediocre. There were a…read morecouple of good wines, one of which I got in the deli next door post- tasting when we got some food to munch on. The food in the deli was also really yummy too. I loved the varying options and timely service there. I think the two things to note would be that this felt like a winery you could just go hang with friends at and enjoy good conversation. While we did that, I was really looking forward to wine education from our server/ somm and a good conversation around the wines and history. Instead, our server was visibly worried and irritated by the prospect of the trolley guests. It was just a lackluster experience from a service perspective. At least on the winery side. I also wish I knew we should grab food first then bring to the winery side, but we ended up spending some extra time on property due to not realizing the deli/ winery set up. I'd give it another shot but would honestly plan this as a more relaxing/ chill spot to stop at for some decent wine and tasty food.