The Scarlet Vetter says....I am almost afraid to review this unique and amazing tiny little hole in…read morethe wall joint. I simply want to keep it all to myself...but as an Elite Yelper, I feel an inordinate moral calling to share this great, super fun, place! It is a tiny, tiny place (hence, the first part of its name.) Maximum capacity of about 35 people. It has an outside volleyball court and a great outside deck on which you can enjoy a cool upscale beverage, or a Coors Light....literally it is that kind of place, something for everyone!!!! On a beautiful day, what a place to spend the afternoon for some fabulous burgers and the libation of your absolute choice! Now for the GREAT stuff. Amazing burgers. Like Amazing. Juicy, flavorful. Yum. Cozy tables and high tops with stools and a decent sized bar inside, then the nice deck, outside. The locals clearly know about this place and they have kept it a DEEP SECRET. I understand. It is a prize and if I were them, I would do the same. We heard about this cubbyhole, randomly, through rumor. Then we found it on Facebook. Our car driving group made arrangements to have a happy hour on a beautiful, sunny, fall Saturday following a rally style drive around WNY. The owner, Jennifer, was wonderfully accommodating when contacted in advance, agreeing to prepare a happy hour offering for us from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm on a Saturday afternoon, with special burger sliders and fry baskets for our drivers as appetizers, as we finished our rally style drive and rolled into Stafford New York in waves. We took over the Tiny Piney for a two hour period. Total fun. Steph, the master mixologist who totally dominates the Tiny Piney's unique bar, developed two specialty cocktails for our group. One was called the Pink Cadillac Margarita, and the other was called the Road Trip Cold Brew. Both. Were. Incredible. My driving group, The Western New York Drivers, are a great group of folks who love cars--from the very high end supercars and exotics to classics to muscle cars. Our drivers who are of all walks of life, were all so impressed with the incredible hospitality offered by The Tiny Piney, and their warm and welcoming group of local patrons. It is not every day that millions of dollars worth of cars driven by strangers, roll into a tiny bar in upstate Western New York, but the Tiny Piney handled it in total stride and arranged in advance for great parking on the lawn of the neighboring car business for our cars. Just perfect. My husband and I live 50 minutes from this hidden gem, and mark my words, we will be back before driving season's end, with or without our larger ensemble....as soon as possible! Thank you Steph and Jennifer for a warm welcoming Tiny Piney hug!

Awesome tiny dive bar with volleyball courts in the summer and great food year round. Try the…read moreburgers, you won't be disappointed. Fresh smash burgers are their specialty.

The burgers are the best around! A fresh half pound burger cooked to your liking, they have many…read moreto choose from or you can build your own burger! The service was very attentive, the waitress was friendly and very polite! The ambiance is great! Definitely highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a beautiful place to visit!!

Great little burger joint with a bar! Fast service and the food came out pretty quick, super good…read morebeef burgers! Almost to many choices made it hard to decide lol.

Ever since Bent's Opera House opened, I've been curious and wanted a reason to try Harvest for…read moredinner. The opportunity finally presented itself and, overall, it was a really nice experience! Three of us had made reservations for 6pm on a Thursday and when we arrived, there were zero issues. Parking for Harvest is primarily street parking but there are smaller parking lots nearby. The interior comes across fancy, modern, with nice views of Main St. and as you walk in to the dining room, the open-kitchen to our left and a warmly lit, nicely stocked bar to our right. We were seated at a table towards the middle of the dining room. At 6pm, most tables were empty but when we were leaving there were a good amount of people at both the bar and seated in the dining room, so it seems like people tend to come for a later meal. Our waitress came over and poured us waters and provided drink and food menus. This was a first for me - the menus lit up! Our waitress though was incredibly courteous and personable, she did a fantastic job checking on us. To kick the evening off, I ordered their Honey Hibiscus cocktail, which is mezcal, Grand Marnier, hibiscus, ginger, honey, cinnamon, lime, and fee foam. This was a nicely balanced cocktail with a more floral, fruity flavor. With the open kitchen concept, it was neat to see the chef and cooks working on our meals as we relaxed, talked, and munched on some warmed focaccia-like bread with a freshly made balsamic, olive oil, herb dip. The bread was so soft with the perfect amount of chew on the crust/exterior, and served warm. For dinner, I ordered Pappardelle Mornay and added (perfectly grilled) chicken breast for a few more dollars, which is simply pappardelle pasta in a creamy cheese mornay. Our waitress crushed some black pepper atop my dish before I started in. This was excellent - The pasta itself tasted so fresh, the cheese mornay was indeed very creamy, and the grilled chicken breast was cooked, seasoned, cut, and portioned perfectly. I am really glad I added the chicken breast to this dish as I'm not sure the pasta itself would've filled me up. I'd definitely order this again! To wrap up our meal, since it was Thursday, there's a "1/2 off Nightcaps" special, so each of us enjoyed a cold foam espresso martini afterward, which is coffee-infused vodka, Nue vodka, FAIR Café liqueur, dark crème de cacao, Steamworks espresso, chocolate bitters, vanilla syrup, and topped with an infused cold foam, which we went with the Frangelico Hazelnut cold foam, and a few espresso beans. This was ridiculously rich and delish! Harvest is an intimate, elevated dining experience, designed to have you stay a while, relax, and enjoy a more personal meal. All of us really enjoyed our evening here and have nothing but high praise for the staff and quality food. This isn't a fast, casual, cheap sit-down meal, but it's an experience worth the higher price. I look forward to coming back!

In my opinion, Harvest is the nicest restaurant in the area, probably across all of Genesee &…read moreOrleans counties. It's located on 1st floor of an upscale boutique hotel in what used to be an old bank (they still display the vault). My parents have gone numerous times, but this was my first visit. The interior decor is beautiful & upscale, including comfy chairs, and tables are not packed together. The live piano music was a nice touch, though we all agreed a tad loud to support dinner conversation. From start to finish, everything was pleasing, beginning with cocktails, the Bison ribs app, root salad, & entrees. We didn't order dessert, but I saw some others getting delivered, and they looked delicious. Service was excellent. We'll be back!

We came by on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. They were not very busy and we were seated at once on…read moretheir patio. I chose the Irish stew, which has pot roast, red potatoes, peas, onions, carrots, celery, and gravy. The meal was very good, and I only ate half of the portion. My wife got the Trinity sandwich, which contains grilled turkey, corned beef, pastrami, and swiss cheese, which she was also very pleased with. My pint of Guiness came with a shamrock in the foam. This is a good place to try if you are looking for an Irish pub in Batavia.

Stopped by per the recommendation of my daughter. I had the Trinity sandwich with turkey,…read more pastrami and corned beef...it was delicious !!! Outdoor seating was available which worked out perfectly for the day we were there. If in Batavia again I would definitely go back!!!

Excellent experience - we came for brunch on a Sunday and made an 11:00 reservation. We were seated…read moreright away, but be aware there is not table service. You order your food and drinks up at the bar/counter area and then they bring the drinks and food to your table when it's ready. This did not matter to us, it was just as wonderful of an experience. The only thing I think would've been nice was to have a carafe of water & glasses on the tables. Other than that, didn't matter! The vibe was cozy, the music was a little bit odd for a Sunday brunch I think like soft jazz or something would've matched the vibe better but it was still enjoyable! The food was absolutely incredible & so were the drinks!! It was hard to not order the whole menu quite honestly. I would definitely come back here in a heartbeat. The staff were all incredibly kind! Parking was easy (though it was busy), there is a large lot. Definitely need to make reservations in advance for Sunday brunch!

I wanted to be wowed based on the other reviews I had read. Unfortunately, that experience was far…read morefrom the reality. Yes, it's a cute, creative concept architecturally, but the lighting was too dark for Sunday noontime. And the food and especially brunch fare were nothing special. Carb heavy and very few healthy options, although plenty of exotic drinks. Why not just be a bar and not try to be a coffee bar/cafe? Coffee was decent but not outstanding. Nothing but plain bagels available and my scrambled egg looked like something out of a Dr. Seuss story. Oh well, I did a taste test and found it WAS actually edible. My friend enjoyed her Korean Bowl, so that made the trip a success. The bathroom is the true test of quality in any culinary establishment. Fancy hand soap, Very clean, but no toilet paper or paper towels. I had to ask.

Super cool spot to grab pre or post- dinner cocktails! We stopped here one Thursday night in the…read moreFall after a dinner date. Tried a couple of the cocktails on the menu they had that night, and none disappointed! And the bartender was helpful guiding us in the right direction based on our taste buds that evening LOL

Very cool spot that should be added to anyone's East Aurora repertoire…read more There's a lantern outside that indicates whether or not it's open. No password or anything silly to gain access. It's a small cozy basement but the vibe is right. Four beers on tap with other can and bottle options. And an outstanding Old Fashion made by attentive and talented bartenders.

Drinks are amazing - We had the Barbie and Solar - super yum. We started with the elote bites as an…read moreapp and I had the Juicy Lucy burger which was delicious. The music, food, drinks, and ambiance were perfect. Definitely coming back here!!!!

Ambiance 10/10 Service 10/10…read more Food 10/10 I came to Euphoria for the 3rd time since opening for late night event and had a miscommunication with drink order where I was charged a high amount for the small amount of drinks I actually wanted. After contacting one of the owners Elaina she made sure to accommodate my request by having me come in for full refund or order food/drinks in the amount I was refunded. I ordered the elote bites, the elegantly, and onion rings. All of the items were cooked to perfection. Elainas professionalism says so much about the business and her as a person. I will return as the atmosphere is what Batavia has been missing.

What a cute little bar. Why have we never been here before? It's tucked in a corner between the…read morehigh stakes slot room and Fortune's Steakhouse. I found a great deal they were running which prompted us to check them out. So we both ordered Old Fashions and a shrimp and crab dip to share. The Old Fashion was excellent. We ordered them with Bourbon rather than the Rye that was listed on the menu. The dip was tasty and served nice and hot with a generous amount of fresh chips. It was nice to relax for a while away from the hustle and noise of the casino. Bonus, our bartender was super friendly (ans made a good drink). Check them out next time you're at the casino. 2026-1

From the owner: The Gatsby at Fortune’s provides top-of-the-line spirits and beverages as well an exclusive bar &…read moredrink menu, featuring Great Gatsby era-inspired handcrafted cocktails. The Gatsby embraces an intimate setting located next to Fortune’s Restaurant, perfect for a drink or appetizer and quiet conversation before dinner.

I am updating my review because the food quality has gone into the toilet since new management took…read moreover. I have eaten here several times in the past and ordered the exact same thing every time. I always order the Philli Cheese Steak Sandwich. This is the first time eating here since the new management took over. It appears that besides turning the hotel into a one star hotel, they have really messed up the food in this restaurants. If you look at my original photo of the sandwich, envision the sandwich with a reduction of the meat of about 40%, hardly any peppers abd onions and the cheese sauce is now like watery cheese soup and there is 50% less than it used to be. With the food and hotel are really bad now and the minimum bets on the penny machines jacked up to 80 cents from 40 cents, this is the last time I will ever go to Batavia Downs for the food, gaming or hotel.

Service was excellent with Shannon as our bartender. She was fast and friendly. Food was ok. Nachos…read morewere soggy.

If you're looking for the quintessential sports bar experience, Tully's hits the nail on the head…read more In a smaller town setting, it's more than just a place to grab a beer; it's the local heartbeat, especially on game days. The atmosphere is high-energy, packed with screens, and carries that welcoming, "everyone's a regular" vibe that chain restaurants in big cities usually fail to replicate. The Menu: Something for Everyone One of Tully's biggest strengths is its massive variety. Whether you're with a group of picky eaters or a crowd with wildly different cravings, the menu is built for it. They cover the full spectrum of comfort food--from hearty burgers and fresh salads to pastas and steaks. The drink list is equally robust, offering everything from ice-cold domestic drafts to creative cocktails that pair perfectly with a loud afternoon of football. The Stars of the Show: Asian Chicken Tenders You can't talk about Tully's without mentioning the tenders. While they are famous for their original recipe, the custom Asian chicken tenders are a total game-changer. They strike that elusive balance of a crispy, hand-breaded exterior tossed in a sauce that delivers a sophisticated sweet-and-spicy kick. It's a flavor profile that keeps you coming back for "just one more" until the basket is empty. Don't Skip Dessert While many sports bars treat dessert as an afterthought, Tully's treats it like a main event. They are legendary for two specific treats: * Homemade Cheesecake: It's rich, creamy, and clearly made in-house with a level of density you usually only find in high-end bakeries. * Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie: This is a decadent masterpiece. It's the perfect end for anyone who loves that classic salty-sweet combo, featuring a silky texture that melts instantly. The Verdict: Tully's proves that you don't need to be in a major metro area to find top-tier bar food. With its massive portions, "Best in Show" tenders, and a dessert menu that rivals a pastry shop, it remains the gold standard for small-town sports dining. Would you like me to help you find the closest Tully's location or look up their current seasonal drink specials?

Large seating area with both booths and tables (high & low). Definitely a sports bar with SO many…read moretv's! Great place for game day. The menu offers a wide variety of food options. Our server was quick to our table bringing a complimentary bowl of popcorn. I had the healthy heart bowl, which was very tasty...not spicy at all. The servings are very generous. You will definitely take home leftovers!