Amazing food, super nice staff. They have all different types of bread and options for food.read more

Best breakfast in Bemus! Friendly staff and amazing owners... We come here every time we visit…read moreCHQ.

2.5 star for me now. Quality and quantity are going down drastically while prices go up. I was…read moreunimpressed with the quality, quantity, and price of the chicken finger dinner the last time I was there. It was just a couple frozen Tyson style chicken fingers cooked up with a hand full of fries. That belongs on a kid's menu not for adults. My friend's burger was smaller and so was his fry portion too. Eggs are still on the runny side most of the time because they're rushing on the griddle again. I've had to send raw eggs back to finish cooking. I'm sorry, but in a sunny side up the whites shouldn't be wet still and moving like slime. They're supposed to be solid. There shouldn't be a puddle of orange goo under scrambled eggs this means they aren't cooked enough. Fries, ranch, and subs are still great.

When we travel whenever possible we like to avoid the national chain restaurants. If we can find a…read moreplace where the locals eat, all the better. Phil-N-Cindy's is such a place. When we walked in around 10:00am, the place was packed. Only one two-top left which we promptly grabbed. The menu for breakfast is pretty standard fare. Eggs, meats, pancakes, toast, etc. I ordered the corned beef hash cheese omelet. It was quite good. My wife ordered one pancake, one egg and bacon. Also tasty. We both had coffee. The food was good, the decor is right out of home town memorabilia. Nothing fancy about the place. Just good food done well. I should mention that it is "cash only". No credit cards. But the prices are very reasonable, so not to worry. Our total bill came to $26! I gave the cashier, which is where you pay, $30 and told her the change was for the tip. She seemed happy with that. Lots of locals and I think we were probably the only out-of-towners. Fun place!

I was going to Lori's country kitchen which was closed. I remembered hearing people talk about The…read moreDinner Bell having good foods in Wegmans one day so I threw it in my GPS. BEST CHOICE EVER! Amazing staff, reasonable prices, big portions, and amazing flavor. The south of the border scrambler, chili, and breakfast quesodilla are so good! I can't wait to come back and try dinner now there!

Family members love this place great old comfort food milkshakes are amazing. I love their…read morehamburgers french fries with gravy. I will say if you're on a diet it's not gonna be helpful, but I have been going here since I was a kid so for many years and have never had a problem always a good meal and a good time

Good food & reasonable prices. Lovely old diner feel & the…read morefriendliest people you'll ever meet!!! We were in Jamestown for 3 days & ate breakfast here everyday!

Yes...im very aware what sourdough is. Ive had sourdough in restaurants, and I've made sourdough…read morewith my own homemade starter. I guess i was expecting something more artisinal...not wonder bread.

Love the chicken fingers, the best that I've had! The secret sauce is nice…read more Friendly staff, great place!!!!

First time visiting again since recent renovations inside. We've come on a number of occasions over…read morethe years but it's nice to see the updates in the bar area where we ate. The improved bench seating, bar lights, and fresh coats of paint brought welcome modernizing while still keeping most of the original feel I remember. I got the beef on Weck and my dad got the fried haddock special, both were good. It was the usual busy Friday evening in Bemus, but quiet in the bar with people tricking in for drinks and a few occupying tables. Our waitress was very kind and attentive, usually working upstairs but didn't seem to have any issue holding down the bar. My only recommendation would be salt/pepper at the tables, and as a Pittsburgher some Heinz ketchup would be nice!

Two eggs/over easy, crispy bacon, whole grain toast (amply buttered), but the cheesy potato…read morecasserole was what made this breakfast five star! Friendly service, with a little bit of self-serve. Pay when you order! This was no-frills downright delicious!

Terrible management. Extremely long wait times. Bland underwhelming food. Small portions. Zero…read moreregard for customer service. Overpriced for quality and quantity. We won't be back. We were at an event in the area so we chose to try Music For Your Mouth, it was a huge mistake. We were 1 of the 3 first tables there sat outside. We sat forever waiting for service. One of the other tables got up and left saying loudly that they were sick of waiting. Other people started to show up then they got greated and served before us and the other original table! The first table finally said out loud in front of everyone "Are we ever going to get waited on?!?" The waitress/manager lady said "yeah, we'll get to you" How Rude! They had been waiting longer than anyone! They finally got a menu then 10 minutes later we were acknowledged! We were the 2nd table! Other people had menus and drinks before the first table and us the 2nd. People were getting refills and food before the 1st table got anything. The lady got upset and got up yelled at the server and left. We don't blame her! When we FINALLY got served we'd been there forever and people that had come 30 minuts after us were already done, paying, and leaving. Food was so underwhelming and plain we couldn't believe it. We don't recommend at all! We never got an apology or explanation for the wait. No one cared.

The Dutch Village Restaurant is a hometown favorite to be sure…read more The food portions are generous. The food itself is good. The decor displays Clyner New York pride. The building contains a Restaurant and a gift shop featuring local items. The bathrooms are through the gift shop. That is wise planning to get you to buy more. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly

This cottage-like diner/restaurant is a staple of Clymer, NY. It is near Peek'n Peak resort and…read moredirectly across the street from Necker's (another staple of the area). The service was extremely welcoming and friendly. The food was great as well. This spot has an extensive menu. The soup was my favorite dish of the day, and the homemade bread is a standout every time. Would also recommend the meatloaf. This is a seat yourself location with several dining spaces consisting of mainly tables and chairs and a few booths. The bathroom has 2 stalls.

The food, service and atmosphere were all great! I've been twice and ordered a cheeseburger and…read moreonion rings...so good and the pedal to the metal hotdog and onion rings...so good! I'll get the onion rings every time. Highly recommend and they're doing great for only being open for one month.

An old-fashioned drive-in diner--complete with waitresses zipping around on roller skates! We…read morehappened upon the Redline when scouting for a place to catch dinner before a show at the nearby Chautaqua Institution, and were glad we did. The covered outdoor dining area (complete with upholstered bench seats from cars at the booths) was the perfect place for a casual meal on a summer evening. My husband tried a burger topped with cheese and onion rings, with a side of curly fries, and was quite happy. There was probably a grilled cheese, but this VEGETARIAN stopped dead when she saw the Granny-Smith salad with dried cranberries, candied walnuts, and goat cheese served in a wrap bowl (sort of like a tortilla bowl for taco salads). SOLD. It was a delicious, and paired nicely with a side of sweet potato fries. Total bill with drinks was about $30. The whole establishment was clean and everyone was exceptionally friendly (maybe I'd feel friendlier at work if I got to wear roller skates?). If I have one regret it's that we had nowhere near enough room left for dessert, and the ice cream and milk shake menu looked amazing. Guess we'll have to make our way down there again to try it!