This is the spot in Dunkirk to eat breakfast, lunch and Friday Fish Fry. Everybody knows your…read morename here. Made from scratch home cooking. Ambiance is hometown diner. Reasonable prices and good food can't be beat.

From the waitresses to the locals, walk in alone and leave with new friends. One of the most…read moreiconic places in Dunkirk. Amazing food, great prices, and the atmosphere is beyond fantastic!!!! Get your butt there!!!!

Easy to find, on street parking, breakfast and lunch menu pick your own seat - great place to stop…read moreand eat! There are some interior steps leading to a seating on a lower level but there are seating options on the main level too, including the bar area. Bathrooms are gender neutral and clean! We stopped in around 1pm and were happy to have breakfast and lunch options as well as specials from which to choose. We would definitely dine here again!

Stopped here for brunch on a road trip. What a great decision! The menu had lots of choices, and…read morethere was an easy way to order a small amount of sweet or savory sides to complement your main entree choice The server was very friendly and the prices were reasonable. Would definitely go back.

I had the pan fried fish. Unique and great taste. Came with three sides All tasty. She had the…read moretraditional battered-fish with three sides. This is a Friday only thing and they do run out, so call ahead with a pre-order for eat in or carryout. Also have a seasonL outdoor eating area so you can bring your pup. Ambiance was cool with old time pics with a tip of the hat to Dunkirk's train building heritage and historic location of the NY Central and Pennsylvania railroads that ran through the city. Mike was our server and very attentive. Mist famous for breakfast and lunch where they make "Dunkirk great again, one sandwich at a time. Take major credit cards or cash.

We drive 40 miles out of our way and it was well worth it!! Salad was epic and my husband's burger…read morewas great! Service great, lively decor!

Whoa.... Maple…read more Latte. Strong coffee, mapley sweet. Super good! Blueberry Cloud! Like a soft biscuit loaded with fresh blueberries, drizzled with icing. These were both so good, & so special, that I'd bet there's lots of other amazing things to try here.

I wanted to love Upper Crust, I just didn't. I was excited for their impressive coffee menu. But…read moreunfortunately, I was left wanting more. My toast was also a tad on the burnt side. My friends did however really enjoy it! Super cute interior and friendly staff. Next time I'd opt for a smoothie bowl, those looked delicious!

Great experience to see a new local bakery and lunch spot. Try the almond cake, I highly recommend!!read more

This a new Puerto Rican bakery , they offer sandwiches and plates too!!…read moreFood and empanadas are delicious, the Cuban sandwich was ok, it need a little beat of cuban flavor, but the rice with bean and carne! Was delicioso! And to they have Tropi Cola, which is a champagne soda!! Definitely, I'm coming back !

What a find!!! I almost don't want to leave a review because…read morethis place should really remain a secret !!!!! I lived in Dunkirk for several years, but the changes that they have made to the pier and boardwalk are really unbelievable !!!! Shops & restaurants and this gem!! Let me be very clear in saying that there are maybe three tables inside; this is definitely a grab and go restaurant . However there is a huge patio with many many tables even if they are full, which is doubtful, you could certainly grab a spot on the boardwalk nearby . We happened to have a beautiful night and we have an event to go to at SUNY Fredonia so a friend recommended this place . We waited about 15 minutes to place our order. After ordering we enjoyed our drinks out on the patio while we waited for our food. I opted for an alcoholic beverage while my son had a virgin piña colada. Our number was called maybe 15 minutes later and we were served absolute deliciousness. My son ordered the California, which was a delicious crispy fish sandwich while I opted for an Asian chicken wrap. Our food was absolutely delicious. Served just right. The food temperature was perfect and the portions were ample . The service was wonderful. If I ever come upon a beautiful night again in Dunkirk, I will definitely be visiting this place !!!!

The food was great. It was a great day for some seafood. There are so many options of seafood and…read moremore.

I attended a tea with several friends. We were excited about the experience and looking forward…read moresome quiet down time in the gardens. The cottage was cute and quaint - totally looked like something out of a story book. Things looked promising. That is where the good experience we were hoping for started to take a downturn. Lana is a VERY chatty person. She talked quite extensively about the creation of the cottage, the previous owners, he ownership, etc. She frequently went off on tangents and added all sorts of personal stories. The thing was, you were captive. You couldn't go anywhere or do anything - you had to sit there and listen. After what seemed like an eternity, we were ready to have tea. The tea selection was a highlight as there were what seemed like hundreds of options to choose from. After some careful deliberation, we all selected the tea flavors we wanted and were seated in the dining room. Here is the kicker - Lana sat down with us! We weren't expecting her to actually sit down and have lunch/tea with us. Not only did she join us, she embedded herself directly into our conversations. It was really awkward. As I mentioned, the tea was great but the lunch, not so much. It isn't that it wasn't good, just that I've had much better most other places I've had tea at for a much lower cost. She either needs to lower her cost or add to her selections. By the time we were done with tea, our allotted time at the garden was up (because of the long winded stories before and during tea). One of the reasons we went was to see the beautiful gardens and we never got the chance! I did have an enjoyable time, but it would have been much better had Lana been less intrusive and left us alone more during our time there. The rating would also be higher if the price was cut.

I visited this place on June 7th, 2014 and wrote a review of my experience immediately afterward. I…read morewas then asked (and then told!) by the owner and a friend of the owner to remove my review because it was "not nice". I did not remove my review because I feel that Yelp should not be nothing but niceness..... it should be a place where readers get to read honest reviews of each person's experiences at restaurants and other businesses. Well..... three years passed and I was notified on Saturday that my review was removed by Yelp because it was flagged by "someone" for "inappropriate content". After doing a bit of questioning, I found that what was inappropriate was the use of one phrase (that I cannot repeat here because I do not want my review pulled again..... so here goes..... my exact same review..... minus the offending phrase): A bunch of us toured (and I say "toured" very lightly) this little cottege this past Saturday. Yes, the story behind it is interesting and the house itself is lovely (in an overly decorated and claustrophobic kind of way).... but honestly, paying $25 to look around someone's house and yard is pretty insane. Yeah, yeah, yeah..... the house was built by hand and is VERY quirky and very pretty.... but it was built in the '80's (yes... the 1980's) by two guys as a hobby of sorts and then after their relationship ended was subsequently purchased by another couple... and then another... before being bought by the lady who owns it now and gives "tours". Essentially you stand outside while the owner, Lana, tells you the history of the house and how she fell in love with it and bought it. Then you walk around inside (it is VERY small..... 6 little rooms and 2 bathrooms). Then you go into her gift shop/tea shop and get to SMELL her tea. No tastes..... but you can buy some for $12- $15 for 4 OUNCES! And you can buy postcards and notecards with pictures of the house for $3-4 each if you want because NO photographs of your own are allowed. (SERIOUSLY!) Oh, and you're never told the address of where you are... just very detailed directions on how to get there (turn here, turn there, count 6 telephone poles and a couple of pine trees and a gravel driveway or two....) I felt kind of (..... "inappropriate phrase"....) after the whole experience.... but hey.... if you're into walking around someone's (albiet cute and quirky) house while she tells you stories of her life and introduces you to her elderly mother who is kind of sequestered upstairs (REALLY!)... all while more than paying her mortgage as you do so... go and visit. Just don't invite me (again).

I was seated immediately at lunchtime and my tea came quickly. The lunch crowd was small, and I…read morewas there in-season. I was very disappointed with the food: The soup was salty, the dolmades were hard and chewy, and the spanekopita was both stale and over-salted with the feta. The location is beautiful though.

This was a classic, Greek diner. We came in on a cloudy and stormy day, but it would be great to…read morecome on a warm sunny day to use the patio. It might have been the weather, but it was pretty quiet when we came in for dinner. The interior was slightly dated, but in that kind of comfortable way that diners always seem to master. Our server was new, but he was very nice! Not being strangers to the classic Buffalo area diner experience, we knew exactly what to expect food wise. We both got avgolemono soup - which was rich and creamy. I immediately went in for the hot roast beef sandwich. My Mom got the souvlaki combo platter. Our food was delicious! Nothing super fancy, but comfort food at its core.

Great food great service friendly service. Clean and quiet. A great spot. Hopefully NYS can bring…read moreprices down.

Everything is way overpriced. I ordered a biscuit and gravy, 2 eggs over medium hash browns well…read moredone, toast, a drink and my husband had a coffee. The hash browns were undercooked, the biscuit was hard, gravy was mediocre

The restaurant is a great restaurant. There's is Good service and the food is good and the ambience…read moreis good. Also, I think it's a good restaurant and I would recommend it to anybody.

Just plain old excellent food and quality service. We started with an appetizer platter which…read moreconsisted of pizza rolls, chicken fingers that were actually full-blown chicken hands, mozzarella sticks, and onion rings. I had the beef on weck sandwich.