Comfort burger was great. Patties cooked nicely and the pickle adds a great inflection point to the…read moreflavor combination. Fries were perfectly seasoned with salt and pepper.

One of the best burgers I've had this year!…read more I ordered the breakfast burger and added a smash patty for $4--worth every penny. The burger came stacked with crispy bacon and a perfectly cooked, gooey fried egg on top. Absolute perfection. I also asked for chili on my fries, which turned out to be a great move. Flavorful, hearty, and tied the whole meal together. Amazing combo. Definitely coming back!

Food, drinks and service were all excellent! I can't say enough nice things about Partners! I've…read morebeen a patron forever!!!!

Bar is open so that was good. Kitchen is still closed. Only rumors circulating as to when and if…read morekitchen will reopen. If you're hungry, call ahead.

What an awesome place! From the outside it may not look very flashy but the service and food was…read moreamazing! We stumbled across this little place and it was just what we were looking for. Crystal made sure our drinks were always full and we exchanged stories and laughter about living in Florida. I wish we had a local place like the River Road House where we live, love that local feel! The steaks, burgers, quesadilla's, and chicken salad were all fantastic. Highly recommend stopping by for a beer, some great food, all in a low key and down to earth little restaurant. And..as a side note, the ladies room was so clean! That is so appreciated! Thank you Crystal and all the staff at River Road House!

After a wonderful first experience at River Road House, we were looking forward to visiting again…read morefor lunch. Unfortunately, this visit didn't match the high bar that was previously set. I still really like this place, but the service was way off on this particular day, even though they were not busy. We ordered three Road House Burgers, two with sweet potatoes fries, and one with regular fries. We were only served one burger w/ sweet potato fries, but we were charged $3 extra for each burger! And one burger was missing bacon. The amount of blue cheese crumbles and caramelized onions was minuscule. The burger patties themselves are unseasoned, so the toppings are key. Overall, it's a decent burger and I like their fries, but it's hard to overlook the mistakes with our ordering, especially when we were overcharged because of it.

It might be 15 years since a co-worker raved about Hattie's, but this sparkling town and its $400…read morehotel rooms weren't at the top of my list. It lived up to the hype. With the stellar four-piece fried chicken, I chose correctly in opting for the zingy red beans and rice as a side. When my friend suggested the biscuits and cornbread app, I kind of "voted present," thinking this could be overload, but the honey butter was outstanding. The sweet tea was meticulously balanced.

First time here in Saratoga! I had to order a fun drink so I got a berry spritz and some hush…read morepuppies to start. The drink was great! The hush puppies were also very yummy, just either slightly overdone or too coated in breading, I couldn't tell which. The honey butter that came with them was delicious, though. My partner got the two piece chicken meal with mashed potatoes which he said was great, he just wished he got the four piece. I got the chicken and waffles, which I haven't had in YEARSSSS so I was very excited. The chicken was AMAZING, the waffle just regular. I am so happy I got to try this place! The restaurant was absolutely beautiful with a ton of history sprinkled throughout the place. One thing not appreciated was our waiter, he seemed off and was sweating over our food and kept touching my back and his nose. Everyone else seemed great though!

Best halal food in Albany! They are great, fast efficient and real ingredients. Extremely nice…read moreemployees.

We popped in to Ya Hala randomly after having to run a few errands in the area. There was ample…read morestreet parking so we were in no rush. The owner, Sal, came over to our table while we scanned the menus and introduced himself. He gave us a complimentary taco each and said "these are the best tacos you've ever had." I loved the confidence and I loved that he was right. It was love at first bite. We ordered a quesadilla, a chicken salad, a plate of fries, more tacos and a gyro (assuming we would be taking most of it home and eating it for dinner over the week) The quesadilla & gyro were delicious and fresh. They were still tasty as leftovers 2 days later. I wasn't crazy about the salad but that's probably my fault. Ya Hala does comfort junk food - this is not the time to be calorie-conscious. Sal checked in on us a number of times while we were eating. The restaurant is a small hole-in-the-wall with a few booths and a bathroom. I assume most of their business comes from people doing take out at the end of their work day. If I lived or worked closer, I would be a regular customer here. In the end, Sal packed our food in to-go boxes and gave us a free gyro as a surprise. At some point during dinner, my husband mentioned I was Yelp Elite. In the interest of full disclosure, at no point did Sal ask me to leave a favorable review or use his free food as a bargaining chip. This review is done without taking the free gyro into consideration.

I was amazed how packed this restaurant was on an off-season Saturday night. Off the beaten path…read morein the tiny town on Cheshire, the parking lot was full, the bar was hopping, and the diners clearly enjoying themselves. How great! We loved it too. The main feature is locally sourced fresh ingredients prepared in an unusual way. I loved the crispy soy/maple salmon on a bed of hash consisting of brussel sprouts, potatoes and celery root puree. My wife Statler chicken was crisp and juicy. But you can also get incredible looking sandwiches. My eyes locked onto the cod reuben. How unusual, yet easy to understand. Entrees stay in the mid 30s, so don't expect a cheap night if you add an appetizer, wine and dessert. (Btw, ask to tour the wine closet). However, farm fresh food is worth it to me. The room is good looking and comfortable. It is a little noisy with all the happy people, but not too bad at all. I will be back. And I will bring my picky friends visiting from New York.

Common Table is a Cheshire gem of a restaurant. Beautifully detailed in calm, cozy serene hues of…read morecharcoal with hints of verdant potted plants. Service is warm and highly attentive. We enjoyed for dinner: To Start- Warm baguette with herbed oil, along with Naan Tacos (yummy) For Entrées: Caribbean Style Statler chicken (could've used a hint of scotch bonnet & ginger, but it was good), and the Common Burger (delicious) with matchstick fries. We were too full to try dessert. No worries, there will definitely be a next time. Enjoy! **Oh, I hear they are expanding due to the high demand. Reservations are necessary** Thank you

We found this place on yelp on the way back from Mont Tremblent. We originally wanted to stop at…read moreLake George for dinner but the restaurants there didn't look too appealing on yelp. I was going to book the Log Jam but they only had a reservation at 7:45 and we would be in the area at 6:30. Luckily I found Lizzie Keays in nearby Warrensburg. I picked this place because the reviews looked promising, the website said there's live music and the menu looked good. When I walked in though, I panicked for a sec because the vibe isn't what my family is accustomed to. It's more of an old, small sleepy country town type of vibe. When our poutine appetizer arrived, my kids oooh'd and aaah'd and devoured it. Having had a ton of poutine in Canada, this one was completely different. It bad baby potatoes instead of fries and short ribs with a tasty sauce. The bread with seasoned butter was good too. So far, the food was surprisingly good. I started to relax a bit. Then our mains arrived. We each loved our food. I ordered the short ribs with pasta. The pasta had the perfect amount of roasted cherry tomato and cream, making the pasta really delicious. The short rib was tender and tasty but I do wish it had a bit of sauce. A couple of us ordered the pork ribeye and they both loved the dish. The pork was perfectly moist and tender. We also ordered the chicken parm with regular tomato sauce instead of the walnut sauce- it was also a hit. We also ordered the Black Forest chicken - it was delicious. For dessert, we ordered the hazelnut torte. It was moist and had the right amount of sweetness. Many of the dishes had walnuts in the sauce but I was happy they were able to make the chicken parm with a regular sauce instead of a walnut based sauce to accommodate severe allergies at our table. The entree prices were on the higher end but reasonable. The sides, dessert and drinks however, seemed a bit pricey. Overall, a good meal and it will be on our list of restaurants for the area. If I had to make one suggestion, it would be to change the vibe of the restaurant to match the food. The vibe is more of an old grandma-y type of place and while the music was good, it was very country. The food and its beautiful presentation, on the other hand, is slick and modern.

The service was great and the atmosphere was very pleasant. Some…read moreof the food was great; nice American bistro cuisine, but as far as prices well, it's a little pricy for what ya get. If you're gonna charge city prices I want city quality, and it wasn't quite there.

We were out on a Wednesday night at end of the ski season , every place was empty. We saw some cars…read moreat the hunter lodge and looked at the menu online for the Tavern. We went in and had a spectacular meal. The lady working the tavern was very knowledgeable and sweet. She guided my wife asking " do you like Mediterranean food? "So she ordered sweet potato in a bed of Greek yogurt feta and hot honey along with salmon .- WOW ..my wife is still raving over this dish . I was set on getting a burger. And what a burger ! Two patties on a bun with special sauce , onions , pickles and shredded. Lettuce - VERY TASTY !!! When we chatted with our server , telling her many times how good this was She said the chef was from the Middle East and was very happy that we are enjoying Great food at the Hunter Tavern

Fireplace and rustic vibe are cozy. Heart food and solid coctails. Service was slow but still a…read moregreat spot for a cold night.

Amazing, went for a walk in on February Saturday night for 2 and got seated at the bar. This is…read moresuch a cozy place to eat and the food is delicious and decently priced. I would highly recommend visiting. Lobster bisque, pot roast, crab cakes and elk sausages were amazing!!!

Whenever we go to Manchester my husband insists we have to have dinner here. Historic building…read moreAmbience is Colonial charm and all of the comfort food you can imagine. The staff are very nice and go out of their way to make sure you have an enjoyable

Service at Mint was exceptional. Our server, Brooke, was attentive, friendly, and made the…read moreexperience feel effortless. When she told me about the buttered rum special, I couldn't say no. This warm cocktail was a total delight and absolutely hit the spot. We started with the house bread. I know it sounds like "just bread," but the texture was perfect, and the ricotta honey spread paired with it nicely. For entrées, I had the chicken schnitzel. It was crispy and well-executed, and the beurre blanc was silky and rich. I think it would have been even better with spaetzle, but the portion size was generous on its own--I'm just a starch girlie. My husband ordered the bolognese, which was flavorful and came in a healthy portion. He ended up taking some home, which we love because leftovers are never a bad thing. For dessert, we shared the pot de crème. The balance of caramel, saltiness, and chocolate was the perfect finish. The chocolate was rich and smooth. I also loved the décor--it was such a pleasant surprise to find a place like this in South Glens Falls.

We've been looking for new and interesting dining options outside of Saratoga Springs (where we…read morelive). We discovered Morgan & Co. a couple of years ago and it's been one of our go-to places ever since. I'd read about Mint and people liked it a lot so we went there for brunch/lunch a few days ago. It did not disappoint. We had the opportunity to check it out following a wake in Queensbury. Our drinks were very good. My Limoncello Spritzer really hit the spot. My husband was delighted that his Bloody Mary did not include any olives (lol). However, $18 is steep for tomato juice, folks. We shared the Brussel Sprouts as a Starter. Both of us ordered the Crab and Scallop Cake Benny which was topped with hollandais, served on a bed of arugula and accompanied by tasty potatoes. Absolutely delicious! Our server was very nice. She seemed to be handling a lot of the tables and managed it well. We were not rushed nor did we feel neglected. It's a small place, cozy and welcoming. Love the china. There is a parking lot and also street parking. The menu is limited. If you have fussy eaters, you may want to check it out online before making a reservation (which is recommended). I would have given them 4-1/2 but the system doesn't allow it. We will definitely return.