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    Betty's Too

    4.3 (47 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Sara M.

    Really good breakfast! French toast was perfect-soft and light but cooked through. Nice & speedy service. Easy to digest prices.

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    Danny V.

    Plan on stopping at the New Baltimore rest stop for refueling your belly and brain? Well, so did ten thousand other grubby, smelly, weary travelers. Screw that. I tried that, but I kept on truckin' after I assessed the crowd and lack of solid food options at the New (um, stale) Baltimore rest area. Thanks to Yelp, Betty was the bright flame and this truckin' traveler was the weary moth flapping his wings through NY. A greasy spoon, a hot cup of joe and a little boop-oop-a-doop go a long way for a man who foregoes breakfast on the last leg of an 1800 mile road trip. Betty's breakfast boop (Betty Boop theme prevails throughout the resturant) is off the toll road, which may be inconvenient for some, but is much better than a rest stop that had unloaded two busses and was home to an oddly placed farmers market. Betty's held a steady crowd, but we were seated immediately and the food came quickly. We both opted for the Greek omelette special that came with potatoes and toast. While the omelette was a wee bit heavy on feta, I have to admit that it was the freshest and tastiest omelette that I'd enjoyed along my 1800 mile journey. The potatoes were surprisingly flavorful and were quite possibly the best breakfast potatoes I've had in some time. The portion sizes are larger than they appear in the photo, but I told my belly to man up and I managed to clear the plate. Verdict: good food, good service...a-boop-oop-a-doop!

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    It is a local diner. Locals eat there. The food quality is as good as it should be. If on the Thruway or are a local, not a bad option.

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    Great breakfast on the way from Long Island to Montreal. Very kind an attentive service.

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