Old school diner style restaurant Laid back and comfy. A…read morestep back in time. We stopped by for breakfast. Rye bread very good. Eggs cooked as ordered. Sausage juicy. Home fries fresh and cooked well. Could use some onions and peppers and more seasoning. Coffee was pretty bad. Service was friendly and fast. 3.5. Service rounds it to 4.

For years We have been stopping here for breakfast when in the Adirondacks. You can not beat the…read moreBreakfast price ... lots to choose from eggs, pancakes , French toast to name a few .....all delicious. A charming little place ( with clean bathrooms) . Since Covid the Black Bear is a reliable spot , as anyone traveling in the area knows lots of places are closed Monday & Tuesdays. As for gas ... there is a station right around the corner.

I had been reading about Chef Darrell's diner for several years and finally had the opportunity to…read moreeat there last week for Breakfast. I had the Protein Bowl, which was soooo good. My friend had the breakfast quesadilla and thought it was awesome as well. Chef Darrell came over and spoke with us for a few minutes and allowed us to take his photo. Such a wonderful diner and chef and the staff was just as nice. Will definitely stop here again when I'm up north.

Chef DARRELL'S it's a must stop when in the Adarondacks. just happened to stop for lunch when…read moreDarrell had corn beef &cabbage on the menu. It was one of the best corn beef dinner I've ever had so so tender. You can't go wrong when ordering , as everything Darrell cooks is delicious ... and I love it when he comes out and chats. We have a trip planned in a few weeks and have Darrell's on our list for lunch. Wait till you see his pies ! ! You locals are so lucky to have him.

Great food. Great family run business. The owners and wait staff stop by (no matter how busy) just…read moreto checkin and say hi. Very personable people. It's a staple of the town.

Decided to a last minute day trip to Upstate NY and happened upon this iconic spot. Friendly…read moreservice, very yummy food, and eclectic atmosphere. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch! I wish we had room for dessert. The sundaes looked great and they make their own flavors.

We walked here from our Airbnb and had a good time, it was one of many breakfast places in the…read morearea. Menu is not huge but they had good pricing for options. The Eggs Arnold with different- like an eggs Benedict but over cornbread- very good. Portions were pretty big. Service was quick and friendly. Place is about average size and what you would generally expect for a diner. They have some cute decor and was a good environment.

Service was good. Food was fine. Coffee was a bit too strong for both of our likings. Heart of the…read moreADK and no maple syrup? Just fake syrup? Not even available as an "extra"? Quelle horreur! There are no window shades so you may want to be strategic about where you sit.

Had a great meal. The inside is really fancy but we chose to eat outside. Food was very delicious…read more I had a hamburger, wife had open faced turkey sandwich, daughter had buffalo chicken wrap, and our guest had chicken fingers. We all enjoyed what we got. Service was great too. Very attentive even though they were busy. Highly recommend

The front of the house and wait staff are fantastic. However, I do not understand the hype of this…read moreestablished hallmark of Schroon Lake eateries. After waiting apx 40 minutes for my single meal, my food was cold despite the bottom of my plate being hot. I ordered the Country Benedict which is, essentially, sausage gravey and biscuits with sausage patties and pouched eggs. The eggs were poached to an over hard consistency, there was maybe, at most, two tablespoons of bland and flavorless sausage gravy, cold sausage patties that had no flavor and were a lesser quality than McDonald's sausage patties, and the biscuits were overcooked and flavorless. Since my food was taking incredibly long, I orders a piece of coconut custard pie. The custard was perfection, the crust was absolutely flavorless, and I wonder if it was made of just flour, Crisco, and water. There didn't seem to be any salt...think of a saltiness cracker. My waitress was incredibly kind and comped me the pie for the cold food and, when my new "hot" plate of food came out, it was warm, not hot, however the eggs were properly poached. For the life of me, I have no idea why this place is always packed other than the WOL people have few options for dining in Schroon. It's such a shame because Pitkin's has been around for a long time. My suggestion, if you want a good home cooked breakfast, skip Pitkin's and take the scenic drive to Mama's Cafe in Fort Edward. I promise you, it's worth the drive alone.

There's Always a time for a "home cooked" meal! Comfort Food…read moreand easy take out is a bonus! "The best split pea soup and Lucky Star Dogs!" Was a review from Jimmy the tool guy. Friendly service.

What a great place! Homemade, quality food and awesome local vibe. Staff make you feel right at…read morehome. Been going here for years and never disappointed.

Another awesome Breakfast at the most popular breakfast place in our area! And it's just down the…read moreroad from us! All their pancakes are amazing, even though with my sodium issue I only get a taste of my husband's. My ole favorites were Pumpkin and their classic Sugar & Spice with the perfect amount of sweetness and spice mix. I wish they would serve saltless grits! That would make this girl happy! I only eat a couple of the potatoes, they are very tasty however salt is used or the rest of you wouldn't be eating them....am I right! Of course, my eggs were cooked perfectly! I keep forgetting you have ice cream! They also have many local theme items for sale and don't forget to not head home with Vermont's local Maple Syrup! If you came in March you will get to see the sap being processed into syrup!

I've been coming to Killington for years in the summer. We most often eat at the Backcountry Cafe,…read morewhich is a good large hearty (but not heart healthy) breakfast restaurant. We finally decided to try out S&S and I found it good, but not worth the 5 stars everyone gives it pancakes = well cooked, round, pretty standard. don't get 4 pancakes unless you want be in a pancake induced coma. also, they put a literal small ice cream scoop size of butter on the pancakes. Only IHOP does that and it's way too much butter. If you are eating all of that butter, you might need an extra dose of lipitor. Toast = kind of boring S&S pancakes = kind of tasted like pancakes with cinnamon sprinkled on top. Home fries = those were good I was there with two 16-year olds who both thought the food was "mid". I did see a small girl sitting with plate in front of her that had a waffle with ice cream and whipped cream piled so high, that it was almost as tall as her. Her eyes were huge and she was trying to figure out where to start. That waffle looked pretty good and as I passed the table, her dad was leaning in to "help out and keep the plate clean". They sell a lot of baseball hats and t-shirts.

We have always enjoyed coming here but this time was pretty…read morebad. My hubby ordered spaghetti and meatballs and the sauce was thin and not tasty. I ordered the fried seafood plate which was very disappointing. The shrimp were tiny inside a lot of breading as were the clams. The fried piece of fish and scallops were okay. I ordered fried onion rings instead of potato as a side and the waitress said something about them being made there but what I got was a large plate of thinly sliced onion that had no batter lightly dusted with flour and fried like the onions you get on a hamburger. Very disappointing.

Very good breakfast food, but they sometime struggle with their lunch options like their burgers…read more For me though, I order a coffee, eggs, toast, and some home fries for $10. Longest I've sat in there was 4 hours, and they never made any attempts at getting rid of me, continuously refilling my water & coffee even when they had wait times to seat people. Multiple very wonderful experiences, would recommend to others.

Get in line and get ready for a good breakfast. Much better than any chain and served hot and…read morequick. Food was great and the service was fast in a casual setting. Everything you want in a diner

Great service, solid diner food, so many options, and super affordable! Veggie omelette fully…read moreloaded, crispy home fries, tasty sausage. They always have lots of daily specials! Everything is always served hot and fresh! One thing about Triangle is it gets VERY busy, so you can expect to wait a bit if you come during peak hours. We arrived at 1 (they close at 2pm), so we were able to get in no problem. We sat outside, which is a makeshift dining tent in the back parking lot, but it certainly helps to accommodate more people. It was very nice!

We chose Rosie's for breakfast based on reviews and location. This is your basic breakfast place…read morewith a homey vibe. The menu includes eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy and country fried steak. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was decent. I ordered the platter with biscuits and gravy, eggs and potatoes. I asked them to hold the toast that comes with platter. I'm not certain why they offer toast with biscuits and gravy. It seems like a lot of bread. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak. We enjoyed our meals but thought it wasn't a must go to place. If you are in the area and want a country breakfast Rosie's is an option to consider.

In all honesty, I would probably rate this a 2.5 but for the sake of maybe they were having a bad…read more day, I'll round up to 3. Four of us came in for breakfast at about 12:15 on a Sunday. While the restaurant was mostly full, we did not have to wait to be seated. Unfortunately they don't serve breakfast after 12 so only lunch/dinner items were available except for a breakfast buffet which the server advised would be available for only another 45 minutes. I looked at the small buffet menu showing what was available on today's buffet: sausage links, bacon, corned beef, sausage gravy, pastries, fruit, French toast sticks, and ham and cheese omelets and since nothing really appealed to any of us we decided we would pass on the buffet however when the server came to get our drink orders she advised us that if we wanted to order off the menu it would take 50 minutes to an hour to get our food. We asked if we got an appetizer in addition to the food if that would at least come out sooner so we could snack on something while we waited but she said probably not so we all went for the buffet. I so wished I hadn't. The sausage links and bacon were to be expected but the corned beef hash was definitely the canned variety that looks more like cat food than human food and since it wasn't cooked crisp, it was just a soggy mess. The fruit was the standard cantalope and melon but weren't really very flavor able. The sausage gravy was decent and had lots of sausage in it but the biscuits were small, cold, and hard. I'm not an omelette person usually but this one was kind of strange. Instead of small individual omelettes, they were large rolled or possibly folded eggs, with diced ham and melted cheddar then sliced in sections so it kind of resembled a Stromboli bread with eggs instead of bread and judging by by the consistency and texture, the eggs must be pre-mixed eggs in a carton. I was not a fan. The French toast sticks were ok. Nothing great but it the worst item on the Buffett. The one really good item on the buffet was the blueberry muffin. Which was packed full of large, real blueberries. I ate two of those. Service was ok, our server was nice and polite and refilled our drinks when we asked but the cashier had little or no personality. He never asked how our meal was or said have a great day or even said thank you.