Perfect location for a wonderful breakfast, brunch or lunch. Terrific Greek Benedict with luscious…read moreHollandaise sauce, poached eggs and lamb - home fries are clearly handmade and lovely! Sausage links actually snap when you cut them. Rye toast perfectly buttered. Exactly what you would expect from diner coffee that Starbucks or Dunkin's or Tim Horton's would die for. Can't miss. The service is wonderful and relaxed.

A charming mom and pop owned spot serving up the most delectable omelette for under $5. What more…read morecan you ask for? Very kind and quick service, fresh and delicious food, and an unbeatable value.

Found this one on Yelp. Great spot. Fun bar. Had the brisket onion soup - delicious. Hubby had the…read moreRuben sandwich. Huge and great corned beef. Lots of fun.

Was in the area for a conference at the NY State Capital and my hotel was by the airport. I looked…read moreup Tipsy Moose and had no expectations. I had the Black and Blue and it was tasty. My co-worker had the BBQ chickenm sandwich. She is particular and she enjoyed her sandwich. We both had fries and they were seasoned and the tight amount of crispy. Only criticism is parking is limited and it was 55 degrees outside and they had the a/c on. Would 100% go back!

Terrific go-to spot for healthy delicious food. You can't go wrong any time of day. Just be aware…read morethat for dinner they do close at 7 pm. So far I've tried sandwiches, bagels and quinoa bowls. The Cajun-rubbed bacon tastes amazing on anything. Friendly, helpful staff. Took me a while to check it out but now I'll be in here often!

Cashier have no personality. And when I ordered a black coffee they forgot to tell me that it was…read moreself service which I learned after 15 mins of waiting for that and the meal. Service is slow and most employees seem depressed or unhappy. Won't be back.

For context, I rate products and businesses on a simple scale: 5 stars means I love it, 4 stars…read moremeans I like it, 3 stars is okay, 2 stars means I didn't like it, and 1 star means I hated it or think it's unsafe. I've been coming to 76 Diner for years, going back to my college days, and while I don't get over to that part of Latham as often anymore, I still make it a point to stop in a few times each year. I will say a while ago they changed their menus. I used to enjoy the older version with some information about the presidents of the United States. Probably silly of me but I enjoyed reading that and it went along with the '76 name. I'd like to see something similar to that come back on future menus. It's a large place, so there's rarely much of a wait, if any, and the parking lot is big enough that finding a spot is never an issue. On this visit, we were seated quickly, greeted promptly, and our food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Any time I've been here it's always nice and clean. This time was no exception. Any time I've been in the restroom, it has always been clean as well. The service stood out, our waitress checked in several times to make sure everything was good and see if we needed anything else without being overbearing. Everything we ordered tasted great, and the desserts were just as good. This has been a reliable spot for me for a long time, and this visit was no different. 5 stars

Latham '76 Diner has been around since 1973, and pretty much looks exactly the same as it has for…read morethe past 50+ years. Inside is actually larger than expected, with a certain mid-century charm. Service was quick and unobtrusive. I had never actually eaten here until a recent weekend when I met a friend for breakfast. The menu is positively huge, and it was hard to narrow down my choice, but I went with the western omelette, which comes with potatoes and toast. I wish I could've switched the toast to an English muffin, and the potatoes were really not that flavorful and kind of dry. I would have preferred hashbrowns. I only ate half the omelette. It was kind of dry; no cheese, just ham, peppers, and onions. Am I glad I ate here? I guess so. But will I eat here again? Probably not.

I was out and about shopping on a Friday morning and needed a place to sit and make some phone…read morecalls, and I was also starving. I saw a couple posts online about the Colonie Diner recently and I figured I would stop in while I was out. It was clean, quiet and I had good service. The coffee was hot and standard diner coffee, I opted to order the Irish Benedict for something indulgent. It hit all the spots. I love a canned hash fried up crispy, the English muffin was crisp underneath, the egg was perfectly done and not too runny, the hollandaise was alright, but the home fried potatoes were my favorite part. All made better with some hot sauce. It's a diner and it's there and fresh when you need it. No complaints!

Under new ownership and you can tell. The service wasn't great and the food was just ok, some of it…read moreanyway. The server came quickly, even before we opened our menus. She came back within a minute and we weren't ready. Then we didn't see her for about ten minutes. When she did come back, she took our orders and I'm not sure we ever saw her again except up by the cashier talking. We ordered two soups and lunch, a Greek salad and chicken quesadillas. Out comes our salad and quesadillas after about ten minutes. I said we didn't get our soup yet. She wasn't our server so she had to go ask. She brought out the lukewarm Manhattan chowder. It was good but could've been hotter. It actually could've had more clams. It was mostly potato. The quesadillas were super greasy and the wrap was weird and grease soaked. It was a thicker wrap. Maybe they deep fried it, not sure, but it wasn't crispy. Grease seeping onto the plate from the wrap (photo included). I took most of it home but more than likely will throw it out. Never asked if we needed more coffee. Disappointing to say the least.

I got a half dozen mixed and a couple of buckets of cream cheese to go; one regular and one veggie…read more I love Bruegger's Bagels! I froze most of them. When I wanted one, I took it out of the freezer and let it thaw and it was just as good as always. Best around!

I got great service here today. Unfortunately, great service can only go so far when the inventory…read moreis depleted. I came in after lunch, and at least half the bins for their varieties of bagels were empty, and others didn't have enough to get a half-dozen loose bagels of the same type. I hope they can replenish the bins a bit more frequently. Fortunately, I was able to get a half-dozen bagels of a second choice - didn't realize that the size of the bagels had changed either. This is still a good place for things like bagel sandwiches. If you want loose bagels, I guess you either have to come in early in the day, or settle for whatever is left. I do see that some id of a business manager, named Robert but with a woman's image, provides a reply. I hope this is an actual person and not some app scraping my text and generating a reply. With regard to requests to go to the Bruegger's website to write my comments a second time, I only write reviews once - here on Yelp. You are welcome to forward my comments on if you wish.

This was quite the surprise: a really basic short order breakfast and lunch place in one of those…read moregeneric corporate office buildings that you wouldn't even be able to spot from the street going by if you weren't looking for it. I had occasion to need to stop for a layover going through the British-American Airport park, looked for a coffee spot, and shazam! There's Cafe One Eleven. It's your basic menu, but they clearly do things a little un-generically; for instance, the home style potatoes were not from a frozen bag, but baked (on site, presumably) and then heated on a grill with onions (on request). The staff were unbelievably pleasant and kind, and brought my order over to me without asking. The ambiance is as dull as you can get -- they are in some kind of converted office space, and while there were a few generic photos on the wall, zilch in terms of decor. (I'm guessing they are called Café 111 because they're in former Suite 111.) I got the impression they did a lot of bulk lunch orders for offices in the complex and hence not a lot of dine-in customers. But that's OK -- you can make your own ambiance when the service and food are this pleasant. The door is just a bit far away from the parking lot, maybe 50 yards or so, but I hobbled in and it turned out to be worth the walk. So, if you want an obscure little mini-diner that transcends its bland and unremarkable context, give this place a try.

I just heard about this place today. I was at a nearby business and they suggested I try it. It…read moreeasy to miss as it's located in the middle of business park. Friendly staff. I ordered a breakfast burrito with bacon and a coffee. Great price for a coffee and breakfast burrito. I just finished the burrito. Delicious. Bacon was just salty enough. Coffee is still to hot to drink. I will absolutely be back when I'm in the area.

If you don't work in the British American office park you probably don't know this place exists. A…read moresmall deli primarily serving the people in the office park. Set in an office building with no signs. Good deli sandwiches. A selection of hot food that changes daily. Had the grilled chicken salad, which is served with warm chicken and sliced provolone cheese. Fresh and good.

This place rocks! Just started working in the park and wow! If you want a sandwich the size of your…read morehead for about $7.50 then this is it. No need to get a bag of chips cause your going to struggle to eat the sandwich alone.