This is closer to 3 1/2, a nice clean local sandwich stop…read more Quite a few choices on the menu, we had a cranberry turkey wrap and a sub. Both had good flavor, basic but good. The welcome was a little cold when we arrived, decidedly like a local place and we step in but by the time we left things had warmed up, we would return.

Walkable from our Air BnB in Little Falls , unique atmosphere with all different clocks on the…read morewall. Walk up to counter and order system, comfortable table and chairs. Breakfast and lunch offerings were served. Had Fish and chips . Fish was crispy and thick filet potatoes were real cut potatoes. Breakfast sandwiches had 2 fried eggs , cheese choice of meat . Good price

Consistently great service and massive sandwiches, homemade roast beef and hero rolls!read more

The best of the best Italian meals to go and subs. Served with a smile and maybe a little kidding…read morearound. Every time I'm in Cobbleskill, I stop by to pick up something to bring home for me and my son. It's also a seasonal flower shop! I also bought Lasagne with sausage to go and meatballs. The sauce with the meals is to die for. As you can see in a sub, there is plenty of meat

Best pancakes ever - Lunch sandwiches are terrific and try the gigantic cinnamon rolls - DELISH!read more

Stopped in for a Chai Latte and muffin - both were delish! I'd definitely come by again.read more

First off, I love pizza. Good pizza especially, but I can tolerate almost any pizza. This is…read moreliterally the worst pizza in the area. I couldn't eat it. Threw it in the garbage after giving the dogs the cheese. If Ed's and Mangia are a 5 star (which they are) then this is a negative one star, literally below the pizza at the Walmart in Herkimer. The dough is crap. Why can't they use a good 00 pizza flour like Ed's uses? The cheese - that has to be the driest cheese I've ever tried to eat. The toppings we bad. The sausage - we also got a sausage grinder. No way thats real meat. Freeze dried crumples ARE NOT Italian sausage. How is this place even in business? Are the patrons people who've never had pizza in NYC, Chicago, Detroit, New Haven, or Italy? Just horrible. Save your money. Buy a Totinos for 2 bucks at Hannaford before you try to choke down this excuse for pizza.

This little local pizza and sub shop produced the best Chicken Parm sub either my brother or I have…read moreever had. The local vibe was friendly and it is about 3 miles off Interstate 90. Worth the drive.

You order at the counter, find a table and the food is brought to you when ready. Friendly service…read moreand delicious food! Gluten free and vegetarian options are readily available. It was a bit of a detour to come here and we would take the detour again!

Food was excellent, staff were friendly and prices were reasonable. Could dress things up a little.read more

Got the More Gore per the recommendation from Izzy herself (not sure if that's right, I'm just…read moreassuming) and it was a simple sandwhich executed perfectly. Wrapped in paper, vintage deli style, loved it. Sandwich didn't last long enough for a picture, it came out quick and disappeared quicker. If you are coming through, stop and get something, it's absolutely worth it. They roast their own coffee too. Didn't get a chance to try it, but the whole experience was great. I'd imagine the coffee doesn't dissapoint.

Small menu but good choices and delicious food. I had an egg sandwich on their home baked bagel…read more Very good. Buddies had breakfast burritos and lined them. They roast their own coffee. I had decaf and it tasted like a light roast. Cute place. I will go back whenever I'm in the area

I got a really good eggplant parm sandwich yesterday but I totally forgot to get a receipt for…read morereimbursement (I was in Saratoga Springs for work). This morning I called to see if they could find and send me my receipt, and they were so gracious and helpful. The sandwich and the service were both exceptional. Thank you!

Found this little gem while staying in Saratoga as it was right outside our hotel and the lunch…read morepang's hit harder than hitting a wall. It's definitely a decent size Italian deli in the heart of Saratoga. While you can't get everything that you'd get downstate in a pork store you can definitely get your fix of fresh mozz here. They also have a few tables you can eat your food at too which is a nice touch. Side note: I wish more Italian delis would do this around here (I love you guys at Dom's in NHP but sitting at Dom's I think would be awesome!) We opted to split a hero which was massive might I add of salami, fresh mozz, roasted peppers with EVOO & balsamic. Service was a wee bit slow but expected because we were in Saratoga and we had no where to be. Would I recommend Fat Paulie? You bet!

Located in the center of Sharon Springs, Fancy Farmer is a local restaurant and bar which was…read morerenovated completely from the former Brookfield Laundromat, Brookfield Studio, Coffee House, and US Gas & Deli (gas pumps removed). They are still going through their soft opening period with an abbreviated food menu at the time of this posting. A larger menu is upcoming. The food menu offerings include appetizers, salads, burger & sandwich plates, bowls, chicken entrees, pork tenderloin, coconut shrimp, pierogies & kielbasa, filet mignon, ribeye steak, kids menu, and desserts. The pricing seems pretty fair, most entrees in the $12-$21 range with a few in the $26-$40 range. The place has a laid back rustic barnhouse atmosphere with dim lighting with seating up at the center bar in front surrounded by high top tables and booths, flat screen TVs on the walls, and a back dining area with regular tables. The bar offers 6 beers on tap, wine and mixed drinks. While driving along US 20 through the farm country of Schoharie County, I stopped in for dinner at Fancy Farmer in Sharon Springs. The place was moderately busy on a hot Saturday evening. I headed up to the bar and took a seat. The bartender gave me a food menu and I requested ice water as I made choices. I started out with Pierogies (4 for $6.50 plus tax) which came out hot, 4 pan fried potato filled Polish dumplings with sauteed onions & sauerkraut and sour cream. These oily firm pierogies were really great and I enjoyed each bite. Next, the Low Country Shrimp & Grits ($17.95 plus tax) was a modest portion with soft stone ground grits smothered with a creole sauce, Gouda cheese, andoulle sausage slices and three grilled very firm seasoned shrimp, no tail and cleaned. This Southern style dish had a nice spicy flavors and the grits were not too hot. I was all set after finishing my food and got the check which was $26.41 with tax and before tip. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal with good service. The bartender checked up on me asking how the food was and offered refills on the ice water. I would definitely return to Fancy Farmer once their menu is expanded and can't wait to taste what they'll have to offer.

Hello Fancy Farmer! Long time listener, first time caller…read more Heard about this place many of times. Finally got to experience this buffet. I'm mixed about this review. Arrived about 6pm. Food was very tasty and well prepared. It was not hot. I didn't really mind so much because it was good. And I was hungry. Salad bar potion of the buffet was mostly empty. Little disappointed in that. Service to our table and bar tender were very friendly and on point. The restaurant itself was very nice and had a great atmosphere. I will be back and hopefully have a five star experience and review to follow.

The burger was charred and there was absolutely no seasoning or passion in there food…read more i see why this is a hot spot among the seniors also the cheese fries are not cheese fries

I ordered a hot turkey sandwich. Two thick slices of bread with canned gravy and dried chunks of…read moreturkey. Very, very salty. Ate about a third and tossed the rest. Such an easy, inexpensive dish to make properly with homemade gravy and thinly sliced turkey. Ice cream is good though.

Yelp reminded me to review this business, and I'm glad that it did. I was meeting a friend of mine,…read morewho lives out near Syracuse, we met in the middle because my mother lives in the Albany area. Little Falls was the spot that we chose . I'm going to disappoint you because I don't remember what I ordered. I also don't remember what my friend ordered. I will tell you that it was mid 2020 in the pandemic, before the vaccines came out, and we couldn't eat in the restaurant. We got stuff to go, and we took it back to our Airbnb, and we were absolutely delighted with both of our dishes. We agreed that we would come back to Little Falls Just eat at this place. If it's still by owned by the same people, I highly recommend it. It was delicious. I hope they made it through!

Awesome place to stop and grab some eats on a tour of the Erie Canal Trail. Great food and great…read moreservice.