It's hard to beat a Chick fil A when traveling and hunger strikes. Grilled chicken is always my…read moretravel "go to". Their grilled chicken nuggets were hot , the order was correct and the service friendly. This Chick fil A is inside an Applegreen Travel area, and it's clean with nice restrooms.

Although I don't like paying inflated food prices at highway rest stops, sometimes you just can't…read morebeat the convenience. During our most recent trip from Boston to Rochester, we stopped at a nearly empty Iroquois Travel Plaza and were pleased with this Chick-fil-A option. The rest stop was very clean with plenty of comfortable seating, our chicken sandwiches and waffle fries were served promptly by a friendly employee. And they were nice and hot! Sandwiches were about $6.25...not terrible.

This is closer to 3 1/2, a nice clean local sandwich stop…read more Quite a few choices on the menu, we had a cranberry turkey wrap and a sub. Both had good flavor, basic but good. The welcome was a little cold when we arrived, decidedly like a local place and we step in but by the time we left things had warmed up, we would return.

Walkable from our Air BnB in Little Falls , unique atmosphere with all different clocks on the…read morewall. Walk up to counter and order system, comfortable table and chairs. Breakfast and lunch offerings were served. Had Fish and chips . Fish was crispy and thick filet potatoes were real cut potatoes. Breakfast sandwiches had 2 fried eggs , cheese choice of meat . Good price

The subway in little falls ny. Has a very rude manager...brian? he gave my wife attitude then…read morecalled her fat, when isn't to skinny himself. I have been going there for years but never again . This needs to be corrected if you want my business

From the owner: Making change for good. We're taking a fresh look at how we make an impact on the world around us…read more It's our responsibility, and we aspire to do better every day. We want everyone to have access to better-for-you options and nutritious food. So innovations, quality control, and transparency are on the menu. Subway® restaurants are owned and operated by your neighbors. We support our communities and lend a hand when one is needed.

This is a newly renovated restaurant in New York. There's a Starbucks, Burger King, Applegreen,…read moreplenty of car charging stations, gas , and easy parking. Drive thru Starbucks.

I ran in and ran out just to use the restroom and it was clean. Which is all I can ask for. I'll…read morehave to stop again in the future for food.

When I was a kid Roy Rogers was one of my favourite places to go. As a kid they served my favourite…read morechicken nuggets and when you add some fries and a toy it was my chubby little dream come true. I ended up stopping at the rest area and when it was between this and Starbucks it was a no contest to return to my child hood favourite. I split a 10 piece chicken tender and some fries with my girlfriend and I honestly expected to be super disappointed with my experience, but I was proven wrong here. The chicken tenders were actually pretty darn good for what they were and I was a fan of the breading. The fries were pretty top notch for fast food/rest area fries as well. Although Roy Rogers is not the company it was 25 years ago, they still exist and they still taste pretty darn good.

I was excited to see this restaurant in the travel plaza since fried chicken options aren't as…read morecommon in the travel plazas I'd driven across (mostly burgers, subs, coffee, or pretzels). Unfortunately, this was just an overpriced option which took quite a while to prepare. The fries were a bit salty and tasted like they were cooked with stale oil. The chicken strips had a batter that was hard, not crisp -- with meat that was overcooked. From what I could see, the tomatoes, lettuce, and onions looked a bit dry and old. One of the more disappointing food experiences I've had from a travel plaza. KFC and Popeyes in other plazas I've seen are just as pricey, but at least had better flavors and textures.

Two of the three order kiosks were broken. Plus they're understaffed on a Sunday when chick fil A…read moreis closed. Big miss AppleGreen!

When you're at a rest stop, the goal isn't to have something worth of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives…read more Plus, BK isn't known for having something deserving of a visit from Fieri. I was in the middle of an 8 hour road trip, and needed to put something in my stomach. Ordered a coffee with cream and sugar and and impossible egg and cheese. The impossible egg and cheese was nothing remarkable, yet solid. I didn't expect an artisan croissant, nor did I get one. Sandwich was fairly well put together, no complaints on that front. The coffee was an absolute disgrace. If there's something that goes well with road trips, it's caffeine, preferably in at least a moderately tasty suspension. To call this stuff coffee though is an insult to coffees in office break rooms across the country. It was brown water that alledgedly contains caffeine, and maybe the tiniest amount of bitterness and acidity so as to minimize complains about why they are serving water with food coloring. I know BK isn't an artisan cafe, though, at least getting basic coffee right for the massesses embarked on a road trip worthy of a rest stop shouldn't be this difficult.

Dining area was small but okay for the foot traffic. Food was 'just okay'. A bit expensive for what…read moreyou get. Tables were not too clean. One table had a hair on it. The salt was so caked together none could be shaken out. Service was okay. Server not too enthusiastic. Overall disappointing.

Meh. Out on the…read moremotorcycle on a fall weekend, zipping through Dolgeville and feeling peckish - and really looking for a small, local eatery. Green Acres looked perfect at 40mph so I pulled in for a late lunch on a Friday, somewhat surprised by the mostly full parking lot. Upstate NY hamburgers are strange, in that they usually come AB - Absolutely Bare - without tomato, onion, ketchup, or any other condiment, vegetable, or accessory. Maybe a pickle or two. This always catches me when I order, so be sure to specify your hammie when you order here. Besides this minor hiccup, my burger and fries arrived, after a loooong enough delay to have been prepared fresh - but instead were victims of the warming bin. Cool-ish hamburger patty, served AB (see above) along with a scant order of not-fresh french fries along with a not-bottomless (but priced as-if) diet Pepsi. Service was indifferent, food average, upstate premium pricing fully engaged.

The workers don't comply with the mandatory mask rule even though Covid-19 is still raging here in…read moreCentral NY, and they don't enforce the "mandatory face coverings" rule for customers that is posted on the front door. See photo of a customer with his mask below his chin (zero face coverage) chit-chatting at close range over a food counter with a worker who has her mask on below her nose. This is very upsetting as I see that someone else posted a similar complaint a while back and a district manager claimed they would look into the issue of people not wearing masks. PLEASE ENFORCE THIS; some of us have high-risk family members whose lives depend on our ability to stay safe from the virus. It is the law!

I recommend Stewart's Shop #171 in Little Falls because the service is very good. The milk and…read morechocolate milk are my favorite milk. The products in Stewart's are very good. I recommend the food in Stewart's. Yo recomiendo Stewart's Shop #171 en Little Falls porque el servicio es muy bien. El leche y leche de chocolate es mi favorito leche. El productos en Stewart's es muy bien. Yo recomiendo el comen en Stewart's.

It seems like that every time I stop in to get dinner, they either are closed or have no food. How…read morecan you be a NYS Thruway fast food restaurant and not have food? Every time I asked for something, I was told they were out of it.

Came through town on a Monday on a cycling trip and this spot was right up the street from our…read morehotel. Cozy little dive bar with some food options. We were thrilled! Unfortunately, the drinks were extremely over-priced. After paying $9 per drink for a captain coke and a vodka soda, (most expensive drinks we found all the way from Cleveland to Lake Placid) we hit the c-store and sat at the hotel instead. Steer clear unless you like to overpay.

We were traveling through the area on the way to Cooperstown and stopped in Little Falls (where my…read moregrandparents used to live). I had always been scared to go to the Happen Inn, as it's in the basement and one can't see much of it from the street. There aren't a lot of options in Little Falls, so we decided to take a chance and are thrilled that we did. The staff was really friendly and the other people in the bar didn't stare at us (like some local people do). There's a pool table and lots of tv's. It's light enough to not be sketchy, but not too bright. There was also jukebox music playing, but it wasn't so loud that we couldn't hear ourselves talk. They have lots of beer options and cheap prices. The food was also delicious (if cooked on a visible, greasy stove) and inexpensive. We had a steak quesadilla that easily weighed five pounds, full of cheese, steak, fresh mushrooms and griled onions, and a thick burger, topped with onion petals, cheese and sauce. They have daily specials and an interesting bar top. If you have to be in Little Falls, this is the place to go.