This was my first time here and I am leaving pleasantly well pleased! The atmosphere was peaceful…read more The food was delicious and coffee hot. They have seating in a separate room that was spacious and comfortable. I was greeted with a very polite and happy smile. They also have free Wi-Fi so with everything, it was a perfect temporary work environment! Thank you!

My daughter and I stopped into this establishment on our way to Santa's Village. Sweet location,…read morewell decorated. If I lived in town, it would be a great place to frequent for their fine pastries, kick back in the sitting area and read a book or the morning news. I'm a tea drinker, so I can't review them for their coffee. The place was clean and the staff was very friendly.

I have enjoyed the simple clean restaurant. Smash burgers and hot dogs etc. There is a drive up…read morewindow for online ordering.

I had the chicken parmesan sandwich today (the third time I've had this sandwich) and I think the…read morechicken crossed the road before my sandwich was made! What was normally 75% chicken in the past was maybe 25% chicken this time. Will try again next time, hopefully this was not the new way of doing this sandwich. The rest of my party really enjoyed their lunch!

The staff was friendly and the drinks were great. I will definitely go back when I'm in the area.read more

Granite Grind is perhaps the best coffee house and restaurant in Lancaster. The food is great and…read morecreative. You can get a wonderful breakfast from a nice range of choices and stay for lunch if time permits. Friendly staff and the owner is a great addition to our small community. Be sure to try the Washington Omelette if you arrive for breakfast. It is truly the best in town (and miles around). The rye bread is pretty good, too. You will be offered an array of wonderful coffee to compliment your meal whether it is breakfast or lunch. Really good coffee is permissible with lunch.

The environment is just super cozy! It's downstairs, nestled in a basement that gives a very rustic…read morevibe. Exposed brick and cement. Our waitress was nice. The Italian dressing was delicious! It's more of a creamy Italian. I went with their hibiscus tea. It was lite and refreshing but I wish it wa a little sweet. The mac and cheese was a huge portion with massive chunks of the pulled pork! But... it was lacking flavor. Incase really disappointed with my choice. Want an adventure, head to the bathroom. It's like a scavenger hunt through the kitchen! Check out the merch. My husband left with a sweatshirt that had a cool leather logo stitched in. Very different so we couldn't pass up buying one.

This has to be one of the more interesting places I have gone in the last week or so. After…read moreparking, I went down the stairs into the basement of what almost felt like a prohibition style speakeasy. There was natural brick everywhere and little piggies lining every corner of the place. I sat at the bar and sampled a number of their beers, I think it was eight out of 10. They do serve food as well and since it wasn't quite dinner time, I opted for the special which was butternut squash bisque. Holy cow was this delicious! Thick and rich and warming, and served with a piece of brown bread that was just perfect for dipping. I will definitely go back here again anytime I am in the area.

We unexpectedly stopped for lunch in Lancaster and The Yellow Deli looked absolutely inviting. We…read morehad the veggie burger and it was beyond delicious! So tasty and perfectly seasoned. Whenever we find ourselves in Lancaster again, we will make sure to stop at The Yellow Deli. Highly recommend!

Great hot sandwiches. Loved the Ruben. The staff are friendly and professional. Very nice old…read morebuilding vibe. I sat in a street side window and watched the snow

After Shaw's closes (you know, around four in the afternoon), this place might still be open (at…read moreleast for 20 more minutes). This place has since been turned into an Irving with an Amato's inside. I haven't tried Amato's yet (am I missing out?) but go here if you're desperate and want to avoid the rednecks at Jiffy Mart.

I cannot believe how rude this girl was. She had short brown, curly hair and was the cashier. I…read morecame up to the front with a beer and she aggressively said "I'm gonna need to see your ID"... I handed her my ID, which was in my hand, as I'm 24, and she said "and her ID" and pointed to my friend getting a coffee from Dunkin Donuts. My friend is also over 21 but out of principal I left all the things I was going to buy and my beer at the front. She did not need to be so aggressive and make me feel like I did something wrong, when I absolutely did not. Plus what is that rule for? The person she was referring to is just on my survey crew with me. We were in separate cars going separate places but saw each other in the store and talked for a minute. Why does my having a beer affect her at all? AND when I called and politely asked for the manager I got hung up on. I'd never go here again.

I am in Scoop Heaven…read more It is right on the road and so many ice cream options to pick from. I dont know which one to pick! We got two waffle cones with 2 different flavors each and it came out to $17 range. It is worth the flavor and experience!

Scoops On Main is a seasonal ice cream shop with outside takeout windows located just north of the…read moreLancaster downtown area. They offer soft serve ice cream and over 20 flavors of Gifford's Hard Ice Cream in cones & cups, sundaes, flurrys, frappes, milk shakes, blizzards, floats, French vanilla iced coffee floats, Gatorade & fruit slushies, and banana splits. Dairy free options are available. Waffle cones are offered too. The ice cream prices before tax (in 2020) are reasonable, Soft Serve/Hard Scoop: Kids ($2.50/$3.00-1 scoop), Small ($3.25/$3.75-2 scoops), Large ($4.25/$4.75-3 scoops). They offer several specialty sundaes ($3.50-$7.50) including: Roady Toasty - Dipped waffle cone, 2 scoops of smores ice cream, marshmallow topping, chocolate sprinkles A River Runs Through It - Fly fish fudge ice cream, hot fudge, caramel, whipped cream and 2 gummy worms The Turtle Shell - Mint chocolate chip ice cream, caramel, whipped cream & peanuts Maple Sundae - choice of soft or hard ice cream topped with maple syrup (Fuller's Sugarhouse), whipped cream, cherry Dish of Dirt - soft serve ice cream, Oreos, hot fudge, gummy worms, chocolate sprinkles The Unicorn - Unicorn ice cream, sugar cone, whipped cream, rainbow sprinkles in a dish Brownie Sundae - choice of soft or hard ice cream, 1 brownie, any sundae toppings, whipped cream, 2 cherries Death By Peanut Butter - Peanut butter pie ice cream, peanut butter cups, peanut butter sauce, whipped cream Trying to stay cool on a sunny day, I made a stop at Scoops On Main for some ice cream. I needed something small, but different than the traditional scoop ice cream. I ordered a The Unicorn Kids Size Sundae ($3.50 plus tax), which had Gifford's Unicorn ice cream, a sugar cone horn, whipped cream topped with rainbow sprinkles. This sweet colorful sundae was really good and refreshing to enjoy, especially on an 88 degree day in the North Country. Picnic table seating in front of the shop and parking along side of building and along Main Street.

Very disappointed to see this location closed. We come once a year to visit this McDonalds because…read morethe McDoubles are so good. Oh well I guess we'll drive back to CT. We have been Mc Screwed

didnt give me my chicken jockey meal and gave me wrong soda. Says they don't even know what a…read more"Flint and meal" is. Kinda dumb as there Is a flint and meal on the m enu

Looking for a quick homemade breakfast? Go here. Owner was very nice and obviously hard working…read more Breakfast like it used to be, no fuss. The omelet was yummy as was the breakfast sandwich. Coffee a tad watery but oj cold and pulpy. Orange marmalade was a plus!

Normally we go to Grandmas Kitchen but they are close on Mondays so I search on Yelp to find…read moreanother place. Sylvia (?) was the only server/cook there when we arrived on a Monday morning at 9:30 am. There were several locals at the counter top area chatting with her as they discussed life . We were welcomed when we came in and told to sit anywhere we wanted too. Place is clean but there is nothing cozy or warm or intimate about it. the space does not lend itself to that at all. The menu includes breakfast and lunch options but we weren't quite sure what we were in the mood for. I asked about the home fries and she said they were deep fried so I decided no. After debating, we ended up ordering the 2 slice French toast for me and 3 slice for BF. I opted for sausage links and we both wanted real maple syrup which was $1.69 per small bottle. I wanted a glass of water but was told it might not be safe given something, so got bottled water with no ice . BF got coffee that was just ok. We didn't have to wait long for the food. French toast was mediocre - a bit dry - needed more soak time in egg. Butter was cold so did not melt on bread. Maple syrup was cold as well , making the French toast cold overall. Too bad. The sausage links were the brown and serve sausages you get frozen and were over cooked. See photo - just not very good. I hope she improves her cooking skills as there are not many breakfast/lunch spots in Lancaster open on Mondays. However with a tab of $22.00 I would not return unless reviews become glowing. I wish her well.