I arrived after the Farmer's Market in Springville for something substantial. Their menu listed my…read moreall-time, deep-brain favorite: Sauteed mushrooms on toast. As an Anglo-Saxon, this is hugely comforting food! I also purchased a pair of cardamom -lemon cookies sold there, from a bakery whose name was in Seneca language, so, local!! They were great, with the sea salt topping. My hot chocolate came with whipped cream out of a refrigerated dispenser, as for seltzer: It was great! It was brunch hour, so most of the patrons were families - it was a very happy vibe!

We took a chance on the Arts Cafe for Mother's Day, even though we had not been there before. It…read moredid not disappoint! The food was sooo good. They put out a beautiful buffet spread. (No bagged eggs in sight :) ) Everything was homemade and gorgeously presented. My favorites were the egg bake and the avocado egg salad on croissant. The citrus mimosas were a perfect combination. We visited the counter to place our coffee and cocktail orders, but the service was all around excellent. Lots of attentive staff around to make the day perfect for my mom and family. The place has a great atmosphere. Lots of smiling faces, pretty library, beautiful decor, rooftop garden space. During the visit, we had the pleasure of enjoying a live performance of a singer/songwriter on their stage, right in the cafe. The sound was good too! Can't wait to go back.

I was on vacation in Salamanca. My friend and I were looking for breakfast outside of the hotel. It…read morewas the 4th of July, but Yolked Cafe was open. We were the only customers there. The woman who took our orders at the counter was very nice. Food came out quickly and everything was delicious. Because of the cafe's location, we drove right by it. It's next door to, and shares a parking lot with a dispensary. The dispensary has a large sign at the curb, but the cafe doesn't. They have a sign on the outside of the building next to their door. So when we were looking for the cafe, we thought only the dispensary was there. When we turned around and went back, we found the Yolked Cafe. Great find. I'd absolutely return.

Prompt service, friendly folks, nice portions clean and tidy, reasonable prices. I couldn't ask for…read moremore.

Best classic breakfast in town! Came in for breakfast and was blown away by how cozy and welcoming…read morethe atmosphere is. The omelet was fresh, cooked just right, and the home fries with ketchup hit the spot. Homemade food, friendly service, and great prices. Highly recommend stopping by Green Acres Cafe if you're anywhere near N Union St!

I've been here many times , the food is always excellent the waitresses are always swamped and not…read morealways friendly but the food never disappoints

A favorite spot to catch up with friends. I love trying their seasonal drinks. The bagels are made…read morefresh. Every staff I've had the pleasure of interacting with has been more than kind. I love that you can have conversations and don't have to compete with the din of the room.

5/31/2026: An update: A beautiful Sunday morning, and…read morethey were so busy, most tables were full, and there were only five chocolate croissants left! That is to say, *all* the other cookies, danishes, cinnamon rolls and breads were sold out! Impressive!

We were nearby sightseeing and we had been up early traveling and were quite hungry. I found this…read moretavern with very good reviews so we stopped in. What a wonderful, friendly and fun place.....we hit the jackpot! The weather was perfect and the band was getting ready to play so we picked a shady table outside. The place was getting busy, but our server took our drink order and was back shortly with drinks and she took our food order. We were told it was a limited menu because of the band show and how busy it gets. We were absolutely fine with that..... ordered our burgers with fries and sat back to enjoy the band and the Great atmosphere of this place. The parking lot was full of motorcycles and more were coming....a large group of horseback riders tied up their horses and sat to watch the band. Our hamburgers were large, fresh and nicely cooked and our French fries were hot and crispy. Our server checked back a few times and it was really busy there. I'd give them more than 5 stars if I could.

We sat outside. The yard is well kept and nice. Service was top notch. I had the medium wing that…read morewere amazing. Def recommend.

Stopped by after an event down the street. It's on the corner but the ice cream is around the back…read more This is an outside stand with a few picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Lots of kids and dogs added to the summer feel. Although there isn't a dedicated lot, there is plenty of parking around. They have probably one of the biggest selections of ice cream I've ever seen. Lots of different flavors and a number of gluten free and vegan options too. I had a Fat Elvis medium cone. Banana ice cream with smashed peanut butter ribbon and busted chocolate pieces in a sugar cone. Delicious! My sister had a traditional hot fudge sundae-mmm. The line moved fast and the attendants were cheerful. Obviously a local favorite and the pricing was way cheaper than most places. Off my usual beaten path but worth taking the road less traveled.

Nana's Banana Pudding was off the charts delicious. The options they have are insane and so much to…read morechoose from.

We noticed a large amount of cars outside this restaurant for breakfast and decided to stop by for…read moredinner. It's close to Holiday Valley & Holimont ski resorts and worth the 15 minute drive from both. The interior is airplane themed, as the restaurant sits near an airport ("fly-in"), and is pretty basic so don't go for the ambiance. Even though the ski resorts bring a lot of tourists this a locals spot that maintained a good crowd throughout the evening. Even with a crowd we were seated immediately and our waitress was great. We were there for their special Friday Fish Fry. The menu had the standard homestyle cuisine and they offerred several other specials. I went with the fish special and my wife chose the chicken parm. The fish was breaded, moist and delicous. The chicken parm dish was a lot of food but also really tasty. We left really full and our bill was under $40 for the two of us. It doesn't look like much but we really enjoyed the evening.

Service was outstanding and food was good. The ambiance with the airplane theme is great and take…read moresome time to look around the restaurant. If you are in the mood for a small town feel meal you will be happy.

The Scarlet Vetter says.....First off, I really love this restaurant. The service, ambiance, and…read morethe food are top notch. Simply great. The owner is present almost all the time tending to things and checking in on tables. I have never ever had a bad meal here. Like not ever. Not even a mediocre meal. Always rates very good to great. From the steaks. To the seafood, to the Italian specialties.....just tops. It is hard to get into during the ski season, and not too easy even off season, so please do plan and make a reservation. If you can snag a booth, that is the best. The bar is a great place to come for a drink with a friend or to watch a sporting event. My most recent visit to the restaurant was this past Friday, a nice night in early May. We met some friends here for dinner. We had two appetizers of stuffed peppers which are absolutely amazing with just the right amount of heat, and the Nona's Meatball with gooey rich ricotta cheese.....yum yum. My husband ordered a house salad, which was crisp and delicious. For entrees, our companion couple ordered the twin filets and the fish fry. Both were reported to be fantastic. My husband ordered the Chicken Parmesan and I ordered the Chicken Milanese. Absolutely excellent. For dessert, both couples shared their own order of Tiramisu. I ordered an Espresso and that simply rounded out an amazing dinner. I really can't recommend this place enough.

We visited Villagio's on the 4th of July during "battle of the bands". It was a party and people…read morewere having a great time so we were happy to join in. Service was great and super friendly and we were seated immediately around dinner time. Since it was the "battle" it was loud inside but we didn't mind. Villagio's lies on the sidestreet in what looks like an old barn. It has a unique rustic charm that we enjoyed. It's an italian based restaurant that offers bread with olive oil and seasonings to start. We didn't realize that and also got cheesy bread which comes with a red sausce. Both were delicious. For entrees I ordered bucatini carbonara with chicken and my wife ordered the filleto's. Pricing was reasonable in the $20-$30 range per peson. We enjoyed the visit and had a great time!