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    Happy Kitchen Restaurant & Bar

    4.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    The Loon Restaurant and Tavern

    The Loon Restaurant and Tavern

    4.1
    (46 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    Cloudy, rainy, foggy, not the best day to be traveling to the Adirondacks when the Fall colors are…read moreat their peak. Surprisingly enough, there was a spot along the Northway just outside of Warrensburg that still managed to show off its rainbow sherbet of colors. Our objective, however, was to meet my sister in Chestertown for dinner at O. P. Fredricks. Arriving at 4 PM when they opened there were already a few people in the bar and in the dining room. They don't take reservations, so it was wise to arrive early. By 4:30 there were people waiting for a table. The atmosphere inside is truly Adirondack with hewn wood beams and paneling. Before I forget, the chairs are really comfortable. The menu was surprisingly, large. In addition to the evening's specials, which included three entrées, there were a dozen shareable appetizers (emphasis on "shareable"), four salads, 19 regular entrées (all accompanied by a fresh salad and bread [we never received any bread, but I didn't see it served to other tables either]), four steaks, at least a dozen different handheld sandwiches, quesadillas, and a kids' menu. There is a full bar including a half dozen drafts. Our beverages to start were a Wolf Hollow draft Camp Out Stout ($8), a Saranac Ginger Beer ($4), and a glass of Mondavi Chardonnay ($7). The portion size of the Baked Brie ($11) was truly shareable. The brie was warmed without being runny, served on top of a tasty garlic bread made from pressed hamburger bun slices, and topped with a melba sauce. It was so delicious! Just like the appetizers, entrée portions are large. We each took half of ours home. My sister was very pleased with her Seafood Stuffed Portobello ($26) - the stuffed portobello was broiled and topped with shrimp scampi and, as all of our entrées, served over the house rice pilaf. My wife's Scallops Rockefeller ($31.95) included sautéed scallops (oddly on one side only), mushrooms, chopped bacon, and baby spinach, finished with an anisette flambé, and served over the previously mentioned rice pilaf. Another tasty dish. My choice was their Jambalaya ($28). It was a delicious combination of sautéed chicken, shrimp, andouille sausage, mixed peppers, onions, and diced tomatoes mixed with the ubiquitous rice pilaf. It had just the right amount of spiciness for my taste to make it a thoroughly enjoyable meal. To wrap things up, we shared the Maple Bread Pudding ($7) with cups of coffee ($3 each). The bread pudding was moist with just enough maple flavor to satisfy a sweet craving. Service throughout was very attentive and friendly. Did I mention how comfortable the chairs are? And yes, their rice pilaf does go very well with everything. We're looking forward to a future visit. UPDATE: The Jambalaya is soooo good the 2nd day, I suggest you order it as takeout to eat the following day. And they are even nice enough to have removed the tails from the shrimp before the dish is served.

    Trying too hard to be fancy food?…read more Salmon was bland and overcooked carrots were bland and mushy Rice was the best thing on the plate. Service was great and they sat us without having reservations!

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    Bar area.
    Bar area.
    Baked Brie w/ melba sauce over garlic bread.
    Baked Brie w/ melba sauce over garlic bread.
    Seafood Stuffed Portobello over rice pilaf.

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    Seymour’s

    Seymour’s

    3.6
    (24 reviews)
    30.0 mi

    Went for dinner with my mom. They had a live band playing outside the pub downstairs. I grew up…read moregoing here when it was in the old building and under different management. The main dining room was closed so we went down to the pub and opted to sit outside for the music. The view of the green is beautiful but on a 90 degree day for a seasonal place I was surprised there were no outdoor fans. Golfers coming of the course do have to walk through the patio area to get back to their cars which didn't bother me but can be descriptive if it's a large group. The lower bathrooms also double as changing rooms for golfers and have a shower and dressing area in each. Our server was friendly and attentive. The menu was small but very varied though there were certainly some colder weather option meals that looked interesting but would have been uncomfortable to eat in the weather. We shared the poutine and hummus plate for apps. The hummus was presented well and flavorful. The poutine had alot of meat, a good dollop of horseradish sauce and a surprisingly small amount of cheese curds. Fries were good. For my main meal I ordered the club sandwich without ham and kettlechips. The club was a single decker and was as expected but just a bit smaller. But the real star of the plate was the home made kettle chips seasoned with old bay. Admittedly old bay seasoning is one of my favorites. I would go back again and try some other things.

    This is what a $17 pizza gets you there. We ordered this for take out and I had to open the box…read morebecause it felt like nothing was in there. I've been in the food business for 26 years so I know the profit margin on pizza. When your trying to make 1600% profit on pizza that's too greedy for me. Size wise it's literally the equivalent of a large slice at most pizza restaurants. They should learn marketing 101 and at least put that tiny thing in a smaller box to make it appear a bit bigger. We don't like getting ripped off so won't be back.

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    Pork chop with mac n cheese and brussel sprouts.
    Pork chop with mac n cheese and brussel sprouts.
    Seymour’s
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    Happy Kitchen Restaurant & Bar - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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