Beautiful setting. Pleasant helpful staff. Fun wine tastings. Love the Marquette. In the fall,…read moretry the cider slush with a shot of moonshine. Yum!

I came here for a wedding and the property is simply gorgeous!…read more There was no dedicated vegetarian food option at the reception, so there wasn't much food for me to eat. I asked a server if there was anything they would prepare for me to eat, but they weren't helpful, saying they had nothing else prepared. I've been to other wedding venues that were more accommodating. The cocktail hour food was very good - cheese, fruit, etc. It's a very nice venue overall, with incredible views.

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

Great diner nearby Lake Eaton Campground and Long Lake. Food was great. Service was also on par for…read morediner style. Very popular spot for a Friday night as there is not much other dinner spots around, so service was a bit slower but expected given how many people were there. Would come back again.

Waiter was very kind and attentive even considering how busy it was. Food was delicious , I will…read moredefinitely come back if I visit long lake again !!

We recently went to Craylee's for breakfast. The food was excellent and the service was very good…read more I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.

This place is amazing ! We had breakfast and met Lance the owner, Incredible menu, it's all about…read morethe Giambotta !

Needed a place to stop for something to eat and drink. This was the closest place and it ended up…read morebeing a great little stop. We were in the mood for lunch and they were only serving breakfast that Sunday. So, we opted for the most lunch-ish thing available that wasn't too heavy. Bagels and cream cheese. They were perfectly toasted and there was plenty of spreadable cream cheese. It made for a perfect light lunch. I don't eat eggs, so it did limit my options. If you do eat eggs, their breakfast dishes with eggs look amazing. Of course, we tried the coffee. It was very good and we loved the mugs. The place is rustic-charming. The service was good. It's a busy place. We loved the regulars who stopped in and didn't even need to say what they wanted. The servers already knew. The service is good but slow. Not sure if that's because they were busy or if they're just not the type to rush things. The bathrooms are clean. There is an up-charge for credit cards. It's hard to resist buying mugs and coffee to take home. The cookies were so hard to resist we bought some to keep us snack-happy on our travels. Definitely a good place to stop.

If you're wondering what this place is, the name is an accurate representation. It's in the…read moreAdirondacks, you'll be near mountains, and you'll be drinking some of the finest coffee this land has to offer. While I haven't had the opportunity to try the entire menu just yet, I can say confidently the home fries live up to the hype. I understand why they're called home fries because they reminded me of home. It looks like they're doing some renovation on the second floor, I wonder if that'll result in even more seating. If that's the case then it'll take this cafe to the next level.

This was the best service and food we had all weekend visiting the lake placid area. We had extra…read morecrispy bacon, French toast and OJ. Shout out to the chef everything was perfection. Hidden gem! 1000% a small town mom and pop vibe built into the downstairs of what looks like an 80s/90s home with matching wall paper border. Entrance is on right side of building, there's definitely a smaller seating capacity, one large booth that could fit maybe 6-8 people. Other than that a couple 4 person tables and a small counter bar. Service was efficient. All dining is on disposable plates and plastic silverware. Perhaps saving water in the dry season.

Great spot. Hands down, this was the best breakfast we had over the long weekend in Lake Placid…read more We stopped in on the way to Ausable Chasm. It's a small place, family owned and operated. They care about their food and their customers. Baked goods are a bonus!

10 STARS!! I was a regular at Cavu cafe for many years as I worked at the airport. Hands down the…read morebest French toast and bacon I have ever had! My order was the French toast with bacon, butter and syrup every time!! I cannot even begin to explain the delicious food but more than that a place where I can eat a comfort meal while watching planes depart and arrive from a beautiful airport. The owner and employees are so attentive, caring and all around just loving people! This is the BEST cafe I have ever reviewed especially if you love airplanes like me!!! Since moving, I look forward to visiting here anytime I come for vacation!! A very nostalgic comfort breakfast for me! Simply the best! KAP316

This was such an unexpected treat!…read more Walking around Lake Placid, we bumped into a couple who wound up suggesting a couple of restaurants for us to check out. Cavu was at the top of their list! And with their description of planes taking off and landing nearby, we thought it would be the perfect spot to bring our toddler. To access the restaurant, you have to walk into the airport. I've never been in such a tiny airport before! The cafe space overlooks the tarmac, but we were a little bummed that we only saw one plane takeoff while we were eating. We aren't locals and assumed there would be more! But that wasn't an issue. Plus, once my toddler started to get fussy, the staff whipped out a coloring book and some crayons. It was so so kind of them and nice that they were prepared. The food was excellent as well. My husband got the hash and eggs and was very pleased with the big hunks of corned beef throughout the hash. I tried his homefries and they were also delicious! I got the apple stuffed french toast to share with my toddler. It was perfect. We also got a side of maple cream, which I still dream of. Will definitely come back on our next trip to the area.

They have great breakfasts Owner are extremely friendly I definitely recommend this placeread more

Absolutely the worst experience I ever had at a restaurant. Horrible service! Food was cold! Had to…read morego up to counter to pay for bill after asking two waitresses to find our waitress for our bill. They never came back with any information about our check or waitress. Absolutely horrible!!! Plus we had to wait over 35 minutes for our cold food and the onions with the potatoes were burnt!

Very quaint/comfortable place to eat. Great choices, i had a chicken salad wrap plus a spring salad…read moreboth were delicious. Snuck in a desert, also very tasty. Service was excellent, friendly, and efficient. May have been Hannah. Will definitely return.

The food was absolutely phenomenal! While not from the area I always love finding gems in new…read moreplaces, this is one of them! We enjoyed the ambiance of the cafe especially all the beautiful greenery. The service was outstanding and everything was made to order. If you are searching and curious if this will be a great choice look no further because City Cafe is the best!

Always a great time whether it's me and the folks or hanging with the girlfriends When with the…read moregirls we do have a tendency to do brunch where we order one of everything and sit and enjoy for a few hours Highly Recommend

A real struggle on graduation weekend:…read more Party of 12, Saturday night. We were told that it wasn't going to be a prix fixe menu as we were a party of under 12 when the reservation was booked (we asked). It was. Selection was somewhat limited particularly for the vegetarians but the waitress said that they could swap veggies in for the trout in the risotto. They didn't. It was just risotto. Potato leek soup. So salty that it was inedible. Like sea water salty. Three of us sent it back. NY Strip. Boring and clearly hadn't been seasoned before cooking (ironic). Not quite cold but really, really close. A little tiny ramekin of chimichurri sauce which I was supposed it make it interesting or tasty I guess. It was neither. The whipped potatoes were delicious. Desert was a borderline interminable wait. And then they served gelato and sorbet to four of us. Think milkshake. A thin, runny milkshake, approaching soup. The food runners and waitress were so embarrassed they couldn't look at us when they dropped the desert and ran. Who lets ice scream, posing as soup out of the kitchen. It used to be a quaint little place with fantastic food ... And now, an overpriced, industrial'ish place with sub-par food (although the owners are clearly cashing out, leaning on its prior reputation). Unfortunate. $85 a head, $1,500 all in with drinks and tip.