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    Goody’s Lake Como Inn

    2.5 (2 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Chanticleer - The tab for the most expensive glass of tonic I've ever had.

    Chanticleer

    3.5(26 reviews)
    19.4 mi
    $

    Chanticleer is a great old family-run historic bar that's been here forever, since 1946 or so. It…read morehas a tavern-like atmosphere. It's real and local, not tourist-style or tourist-price. Dark. For a few beers and a buzz. If you can't relax in a dive, just take your selfie under the neon sign and roll on. No hard feelings. We'll be here. (Jul 2026)

    What a s*^%%# little bar…read more I came here at the recommendation of a local, but these folks are running game on drunk kids late at night. I ordered a double tanqueray and tonic and watched the guy pour the drink. Poorly. (Pun intended) He put the tonic gun on full blast and dribbled tonic into the glass. The bottle stopper was closed, so he had to finger it open as he continued to blast tonic into the glass. I could tell the drink was mostly tonic and said, "Hey friend, that's not a double!" He looked offended and swore it was because they don't use anything to measure their tonic, they just rely on the bottle dribbling out the so-called proper amount. I should have walked away before he sat it in front of me. I took one sip and surprise-surprise, it's basically just tonic water with a touch of a tanqueray. This was my first drink of the night, and I know it's wrong, but neither the guy nor the girl behind the bar were interested in making it properly. Pour out two shots. It's not that hard. But if you're purposefully pouring short booze to drunk people knowing you'll get away with it, it IS too hard. Don't come here. I know at least one local likes it, but nobody likes being charged double for a single anything. Or maybe the play here is to just order stuff in bottles. That way they can't cheat you out of liquor I paid $14 for a glass of tonic and MAYBE a shot of tanqueray. MAYBE. I feel like I paid $14 for the privilege of writing a crappy review. I absolutely got my money's worth.

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    The neon cocks that attracted us in.

    Chanticleer - This sign is great at night!

    This sign is great at night!

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    Pete's Cayuga Bar - Bar back.

    Pete's Cayuga Bar

    4.4(13 reviews)
    19.5 mi
    $

    you gotta go! Dive bar person? You're gonna love it!…read more You're not gonna have any food, but what you will have is a great time! Lots of locals and regulars here. Our bartender was chatting with everyone. Everyone was chatting with us. We got some amazing recommendations of hikes and waterfalls in the area. Someone bought a local beer just so I could try it. It was just Ana amazing and fun experience and I wish I could share this place with everyone! 10/10 recommend.

    the year 1978 ~ walked into Petes one Friday afternoon and never walked out. Sat down and got 3…read morerocks for a buck. I was a sophomore at Ithaca College. I continued to go to Petes for the next 6 years. I had graduated from I.C. and stayed in Ithaca and had a Job at I.C. ~ Back then it was a locals bar only ~ no students went there but me and a couple of friends. Lisa and Pat ( the owners) were so NICE. Ithaca college students were going to the Dugout, The Pines, McCawbers, Simeons, and the Haunt back then. After I graduated from I.C. I really became a regular , after work each day, at Petes. I don't even know if the term "Dive bar" existed. ? I was an avid pool player and we started a pool team in a new league in the Tompkins County area. Petes Pool team played every Tuesday ? night home and away. It was so much fun and we did well as a team. Times did change in the mid 1980's as a few more students from I.C. started visiting Petes. Not a lot but a few. The best time was on Friday afternoons from around 3 pm to 9 pm when happy hour was celebrated. I think that is my fondest memory. I met and made a lot of new friends at Petes and I became more of a local and not an "out of towner from Cape Cod". Even a lot of my past political science professors had their stools at the bar. I really miss those days and think that was when I was happiest in my life. ! I have been back to Ithaca a few times since I left in the mid 80's and my first stop is always Petes ! Yes it has changed just a bit, but it brings back such fond memories. Talk about Nostalgia. What a great time it was . David H.

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    Red Lobster

    Red Lobster

    3.2(82 reviews)
    35.0 mi
    $$

    Disappointing Food and Customer Service!…read more I really wanted to enjoy my experience here, but unfortunately, the service and food quality fell short. The service was quite slow from the beginning, as I waited over 10 minutes for my initial drink and also experienced a long delay when asking for a refill.When the meal arrived, there were a few issues:The bread was cold and did not arrive ahead of the meal.The portion sizes felt small for the price point.The grilled shrimp were unfortunately burnt.The coconut shrimp were overcooked and dry.The most disappointing part was how the issue was handled. Because the waiter didn't check back on the table until I had already finished the rest of my meal, I asked to have the burnt grilled shrimp removed from the bill. Even though the dish cost $25, the waiter informed me they could only offer a $2.50 credit.While the staff was polite, offering such a small credit for an un-eatable main dish didn't feel right. I hope management can work on better quality control in the kitchen and more flexible service policies in the future.

    The server and host were perfectly nice but service was not super attentive. Had to repeatedly ask…read morefor a few things and the wrong order was brought out. We were celebrating a child's birthday so it was a nice touch that they added a candle to our dessert. The food itself isn't horrible but it does lean on the salty side. The chicken in the pasta was a bit dry and tough, it really lacked that Cajun spice flavor and reminded me of those frozen chicken portions you can buy at the grocery store. The mushroom appetizer was quite tasty.

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    Red Lobster - Waiting area

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