I've been going to Willow Glen for years, even before it was the Willow Glen and it was Cam's…read more It's a great small town staple for breakfast. The food is consistently good and affordable. It has simple country charm as it was once a home that has been converted into a diner. There is nothing fancy about it but it's nice and cozy. I highly suggest the Wild Wild Western omelet with ham (chicken is the other option). Their pancakes are very large- as large as a plate, in fact! The eggs benedict, breakfast sandwich plate, and their hashbrowns always come out really well too.

Food was of poor quality, lacked flavor. We waited an hour and I didn't even end up getting what I…read moreordered. Very overpriced for what was served.

Nassau is one of the many little towns in our region that was completely devastated midway through…read morethe last century after the trolley system shut down and city people suddenly had no reason (or no way, if they didn't own a car) to stop by. It's pretty cool, then, to see new little spots like Daisy's popping up right after the new bike and pedestrian trail built over the old trolley line opened. Coincidence? Maybe! But if you're passing through rural Rensselaer county on your bike and feeling a little peckish, then Daisy's is an excellent new breakfast and lunch option just a short distance off the trail. Daisy's is brand new, so there are still kinks to work out -- our lovely waitress was struggling with her fancy electronic ordering machine, and there was a lot of confused running around in the kitchen. The food, though, was absolutely solid. My mom was a bit skeptical about the price of her BLT before she ordered, but took it back once she received her gigantic sandwich made with perfectly fresh ingredients and served with a mound of some of the tastiest Mac salad that either of us had ever had (plus a bag of chips!). My cup of the soup of the day was hot and flavorful (if slightly over over salted). The weakest link in the whole meal was the oddly soft hard roll for my breakfast sandwich: I'd ask for it toasted next time. Daisy's also serves local Tierra Farms coffee, which is a nice touch, and there were some really nice-looking treats in the pastry case. Overall this is a super cute little place that does a pretty good job of hitting the sweet spot between an old-fashioned small-town diner and a more modern cafe (with plans to add more vegetarian/vegan options to the menu). I'll absolutely come back, and I hope that places like this continue to open up and thrive in small communities around the region.

I went with 9 people for lunch. I had the apple cranberry salad, which was excellent. The others in…read moremy group said their food was also very good. Service was excellent and they were very accommodating, giving us separate checks. I highly recommend this cafe.

Great food I absolutely love the busted yolk, friendly people great service food is impeccable the…read morequiche. You absolutely need to try. Clean, great ambience good prices definitely need to go.

Seeing the owner wants to delete reviews off of his Facebook here it is. Take the criticism and get…read morebetter. I stopped out to try the food I keep seeing posted on facebook. Let me tell you this. The food taste like generic diner food. They seem to have a very extensive menu that is over priced and just feels like it belongs in California. I had the iced orange vanilla cold brew for a drink. It was not very good. The cold brew taste like it came from the jugs of cold brew you get at Walmart. I tried an everything bagel with plain schmear ( cream cheese just call it what it is). The bagel i kid you not taste like Walmart or aldi bagels. For $5 I expect a decent bagel that is either homemade or at least was purchased at a bagel shop daily to be sold here. I also had the eggs Benedict. The hollandaise was bland and I swear to all of you who read this it taste like it was made from hollandaise powder packets. The homefries that came with it were also bland and had no flavor. After everything is said and done I would not recommend this place to anyone. They would need to have a serious menu over haul and find the spice rack for me to come back or recommend this place.

When I'm craving ice cream Bailiwick market & cafe comes to mind. I love that they make the ice…read morecream here and do seasonal flavors. This day I walked in and smelled delicious homemade waffle cones. They were making them fresh and I was so excited! I ordered a maple pecan and farm girl swirl in that just made waffle cone. I was in heaven!! Both flavors were delicious. The flavors were so inventive and they offer tastes before you order. I cannot say enough good things about the ice cream. If you love ice cream you must go as an added bonus the inside is very cozy and outside seating has beautiful flowers.

Stopped by today to try the Homemade Ice Cream. It was decently busy as Friday is Fish Fry day. I…read moreordered a Junior sized Richest Chocolate on a Waffle Cone ($5.40) and it was a hefty serving. My wife ordered a Cappuccino. The Ice Cream was good but overly sweet. The Cappuccino was disappointing, not a properly made Cappuccino by any means- the espresso was bitter and I was charged $1.00 for simple syrup (not flavored) so ($6.50) for a small 8 oz. To add an alternate milk is an additional $1.65 extra !! That's crazy. Very clean establishment, nicely decorated with a country vibe. Would recommend but not for specialty coffees.

True Northern Hospitality! A warm welcome, "What can I get for you, Sugar" attitude…read more It's one of the most welcoming restaurants I've ever been to. The older woman who took care of us gave us the service you would expect from going to grandmas house. It was wonderful, I miss it! The food was what you would expect. Typical diner food, but with a home cooked feel. I remember getting pancakes and bacon. It taste like home.

Pulling up to this diner, was like wow, really, I picked this place. But what a unique find…read more The inside has typical Diner flaire with booth seating and table as well as counter. The place was busy and when a table is available, you seat yourself. Service was very friendly and attentive. Reason for 4th star. Worth stopping when in the area and will return, next trip to the outlets. Just no lemonade or turkey dinner! Private parking, large lot. Milk shakes oh my. Unique menu, with interesting toppings. Vanilla milk shake was excellent. Stay away from their lemonade. Very disappointed. Pepsi machine and tasted poorly. TURKEY DINNER WAS JUST OK. SIDE Salad came with the dinner. Very fresh. Next trip getting their Julienne Salad. Looked amazing. Roast Turkey Dinner - Just like Thanksgiving, Not! Oven roasted turkey breast with our homemade stuffing (don't think it was) & gravy (so, so) over it all. Served with cranberry sauce 15.99. French Fries were very good. Fried Clams - Deep fried to perfection, on a bed of lettuce served with our cocktail or tartar sauce 16.9 Was large and very good. Chicken Caesar Salad - Chilled romaine tossed with caesar dressing, parmesan cheese, croutons and topped with grilled chicken 13.99 Was extra yummy.

This is a small, vintage style diner which is actually from the 1920's. I was told it was moved and…read morerenovated in the early 2000's. It is clean and you can tell very efficiently run by a great staff. There are regulars there and also first timers like me and I sat at the counter with a nice gentleman traveling from out of town. Prices are reasonable and from the menu very typical diner food. They also had a specials board. I could see all the food coming through the pass and it looked very good and portions were nice size. I just wanted a quick bite so I ordered a bowl of chilli....I opted for crackers, though I could have gotten Italian bread. The chili was very good with a nice balance of meat and beans. It definitely tasted homemade with just the right amount of spice. I'm definitely going back to try some of their breakfast items and sandwiches.

Delicious stop during our camping trip. Very busy but a short wait for a table. Devoured the…read morestuffed French toast

Just came here for breakfast and the food was great!! Definitely the best biscuits and gravy we had…read moreever had, would absolutely recommend. The service was awesome and everyone was so nice :)

We almost left because no one acknowledged us as we stood by the host stand for a good 10 minutes…read morewith staff going by us without even a smile. Decided we'd ask to sit at the breakfast bar and the nice gentleman grabbed us waters and juices right away and waitress took our order shortly after. Glad we stuck it out. We both had the TMR which came with 2 eggs, choice of meat, home fries, waffle, and sausage and biscuits. I had Canadian bacon (2 slices) added onion to my home fries which were crispy and delicious the other was the same except regular bacon (8 slices). Price was great for the quality and amount of food. Gets busy and noisy but very good. Casual atmosphere a bit less noisy at the breakfast bar. Nice clean homey place. We enjoyed and took half the food home!

There are certain things by which I judge a restaurant's suitability for me. One thing I look for…read morein a breakfast/lunch eatery is their bisquets and gravy. Another is their home fries. At Long Last knocked booth of those out of the park. The best c&b I can ever recall eating, and excellent home fries. The fries were unique to my experience. They were a generous portion of small potatoes, sliced and fried to perfection. My companions decided upon breakfast sandwiches. A ham and cheese bagel for one lady and a steak and cheese bagel for the other. Both came with scrambled eggs on the sandwich, and one lady had peppers and onions (steak) on hers. Both proclaimed their fare to be excellent. Service was prompt, courteous, and efficient. The staff members were very helpful. The foʻd came quickly and was served piping hot. You'll be pleased with the open layout and total cleanliness of this restaurant. If it's brunch for you, an assortment of stylized coffees and alcoholic beverages are available. The menu is e x t e n s i v e! You'll find what you want and enjoy it in a relaxed atmosphere. The prices are average for the area. There are many places to dine in the Skaneateles/Auburn area, but I'm eating here. Enjoy!

DELICIOUS!!! And what a fun, creative menu! We enjoyed their flavored coffees (available NA and…read morewith alcohol) and chicken and waffles, the brunch burger, and the cookie dough waffles! Good portion sizes, and the kitchen is quick. The place is always busy (testament to their food!!) and the service is very friendly!

Do NOT pass on this diner! Place is busy but wait time went by quick. They texted us when our…read moretable was ready. Cool eel named Elmo lives there when you are waiting to be seated. Menu is filled with options which made it hard to pick what to order which is an awesome "problem" to have, we all ordered breakfast and were not disappointed! I decided on the pancake/french toast flight and picked three flavors. I chose Cannoli French Toast, Reese's Pieces pancakes, and the loaded pancakes for a savory item. Cannoli was my favorite but they were all good, loaded even has an egg on top however you like it!Portion size is huge and everything tasted great!!!! They had a good challenge listed on the menu but none of us were up to the challenge! Service is amazing, and they even have a waitress warming up coffee, which I highly appreciate at places. The diner is busy but it was not too loud to hear your party and everything ran so smooth. All the servers were nice and seemed happy to work there! Menu price was shown using your card, they had a cash discount available if using cash which is a nice option! I wish I took pictures or everyone else's food but didn't. The drink options seemed amazing with make your own flights or their specials. The next time I am in the Syracuse area I will be going here to try more! Don't be afraid of the busy parking lot or wait time, it's worth it!! Also reading about the name and reason for this diner made me feel all the feels for the owners recovery, how can you NOT support a place like this??!! We will be back and can't wait to try more off their menu.

I alway think that diner food is diner food and usually good. This is no exception. Good friendly…read moreservice and spacious. I would recommend the food here but the prices are way too high... e.g. 2 stack of French toast 2nd chance 10.40 Stella's (more or less opposite) 6.99

Came back and updating my review. Would give this 4.5 stars overall. Again, tiny no frills place…read morethat satisfies your appetite with a homey diner feel. I tried ordering a 1/4 fretta (ended up receiving and getting charged for 1/2) and my husband ordered a burger with chips (ended up receiving and getting charged for fries), both were no big deal but seemed slightly like a way to add a few more dollars to the bill. Portions are large and satisfying and it is a great breakfast place to go with small groups. The fretta was filling and tasty, burger was also cooked well with no complaints.

When visiting Syracuse, we usually stay in Liverpool but we have never actually been to downtown…read moreLiverpool. My wife and I did a long walk by the Lake and were looking for breakfast and didn't want to travel to the opposite side of town to our usual. Looked in Yelp and found this place What a hidden gem. The space was small but very clean and very busy. We came in and got spots at the counter. The food smelled incredible. The service was great. Very friendly people and fast. I had the 1/2 frittata. Are you kidding me? I ate this for breakfast for 3 days. Fantastic flavor and perfectly made eggs. Coffee was great. Price was awesome. We will be back on our next visit