The Dutch Village Restaurant is a hometown favorite to be sure…read more The food portions are generous. The food itself is good. The decor displays Clyner New York pride. The building contains a Restaurant and a gift shop featuring local items. The bathrooms are through the gift shop. That is wise planning to get you to buy more. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly

This cottage-like diner/restaurant is a staple of Clymer, NY. It is near Peek'n Peak resort and…read moredirectly across the street from Necker's (another staple of the area). The service was extremely welcoming and friendly. The food was great as well. This spot has an extensive menu. The soup was my favorite dish of the day, and the homemade bread is a standout every time. Would also recommend the meatloaf. This is a seat yourself location with several dining spaces consisting of mainly tables and chairs and a few booths. The bathroom has 2 stalls.

Amazing food! Everything we ordered was awesome. We will be going back if we're ever in that area…read moreagain.

This place never misses!…read more Arrived 5 minutes after opening at 7am and already had plenty of people inside as well as some coming in after us. I highly recommend getting here as early as you possibly can or you will be waiting at the door since this is a compact spot with not much seating available, people do end up moving out pretty quickly though! It gets noisy once it's full with the hustle & bustle, but not too much that you can't have conversation. I've had the same server twice in a row and they've been very attentive as well as friendly which sadly is hard to come by nowadays. I love to have somebody that actually has some personality! I decided to try the Banana Cheesecake French Toast this time with Biscoff crumb topping, and it was exactly as you would imagine! The cream cheese glaze was almost like a whipped texture and was the perfect amount of sweetness, plenty of bananas, and that crispy edge of that toast really made it! Ohh & the Cheesy Grits... second time getting them, and I will get them every time I come! The scallions are so fresh/strong, the little crock that it comes in is always burning hot so you can let them sit there while you eat your other food and don't have to worry about them being cold when you get to them, and the portion is HUGE! I also don't believe they add salt during cooking, which is probably good considering not everybody likes the same amount of saltiness, so add it at your heart's desire! (and pepper too of course) Basically what I'm saying is you can't go wrong having Breakfast at Tiffany's! I think I'll have to get a manhole pancake the next time I come, it's been too long!

This location has closed. This is the OG Voodoo brewing…read morestarted by Brewmaster Matt Allyn (R.I.P.). Voodoo has another location, just down the street at "The Compound" on Bessemer, so they decided they didn't need this location any more . . . Sad but True. I had many, many good memories here, but it's all gone now . . . meh. Cheers to the good times!!!

Service was awesome, it's common you walk into a place like this and be not sure what to do or…read morewhere to go, but Spencer made sure we were well informed and addressed our questions we had. Food was awesome, the Voodill pickle was phenomenal and according to my father, beer was awesome too.

Good: Nice pool, nice grounds well kept up, and decent restaurant…read more Bad: Greenbrier prices with Motel 6 level of inside maintenance. The tub didn't drain, I had to spend a half underneath nightstand and table re-arrange the power cables, which were totally screwed up. In one case there were three cable with only a two socket outlet. The WiFi was very marginal. The maid service was exceptionally poor. Beds not made, old towels picked up and new ones literally just thrown in. We have visited your lodge about seven times over the last decade to celebrate our wedding anniversary. In that time, your prices have gone way up and the quality has gone way down.

Really enjoyed my stay here! It smelled wonderful throughout the halls. The room was spacious and…read moreclean. They have a small store on site in case you forget anything or need some cold wine. The front desk also had a corkscrew to use! Very convenient. There is also a restaurant on site but we were not able to eat there. Everything looked good and they were pretty busy. The pool area is great! We enjoyed the hot tub but the pool was just as nice! They have indoor and outdoors pools which is great because it was rainy the day we stayed so we were able to still enjoy the pool. Overall I would stay again!

An annual visit for our family that never disappoints! In addition to their very large breakfast…read moremenu, we sampled daily specials. We were seated in the back room at 2 separate tables, which was fine with us. We waited about 15 minutes each time to be seated. With impatient hangry children, food was delivered in about another 15 minutes. Some establishments make up for quality by giving you quantity. Not so at Flips! Innovation and quality were always there! Combinations were amazing, even reheated! They offer these freshly-made pillow doughnuts called, appropriately, Flips! Only breakfast and lunch hours offered. I have chosen lunch for breakfast sometimes because lunch combos are so enticing. It is diner style, noisy, bustling, with mismatched service plates and flatware. Fun place to be with great food!

Local Gem with a Killer Breakfast Menu…read more This spot is a true local favorite, and for good reason. They serve a delicious breakfast with tons of options. Their famous cinnamon flip and flip potatoes are must-try sides. I had the crab and eggs dish and I'm hooked, huge portion, super tasty, and priced right. It does get really busy during peak hours, so expect a wait, but it's totally worth it.

Great meal awesome drinks - now becoming the can't miss restaurant along with Talbots that is a…read moremust visit

We're in this neighborhood twice a year and this is always a must stop…read more The service is great and the food exceptional. If you're in the neighborhood doing shopping at the factory outlet mall or just passing through I highly recommend stopping at the Iron Bridge (there used to be an iron bridge there) for a meal. Thanx

This was our third stay at the Athenaeum, and we've now spent the last two years in Suite 8. We've…read morealready booked our return for 2027. Suite 8 has become our favorite room. It has its own private entrance and porch, and it's located right next to the Amphitheater. One of our favorite parts of the week is sitting on the porch in the evening and listening to the concerts without ever leaving the room. We still love the Athenaeum for its history, charm, and unbeatable location. Being able to purchase our Chautauqua gate passes through the hotel is another nice perk. They're printed and waiting for us when we check in, making arrival quick and easy. So why did I lower my rating from five stars to four? Housekeeping has changed noticeably since our first visit. During our week-long stay, the room was never actually cleaned. Towels were replaced and the trash was emptied, but the floors weren't cleaned, the bed linens weren't changed, and the room was never refreshed beyond the basics. We also ran into a maintenance issue. Although the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash dispensers in the shower were full, none of them worked. We ended up buying shampoo and conditioner from the Plaza store and relying on the bar soap provided by the hotel. Neither issue ruined our stay, and we'll absolutely be back. But for a hotel of this caliber, I expect housekeeping and basic room maintenance to be better than what we experienced this year.

I stayed at the Athenaeum July 19-25. Before arriving I called to inquire whether there would be a…read morehairdryer and iron in the room and was assured that there would be. It did not occur to me to ask whether there would be a mirror in the room, as I've never been in a hotel that didn't have one. When I found that, aside from the small bathroom mirror located far above my height, there was no full-length mirror in the room, I asked about this at the front desk. I was told that they would see if they had a mirror that could be installed. When nothing happened, I inquired again and was told that the hotel had no other mirrors. Apparently, some rooms have mirrors and some don't and this seems to be fully acceptable to the management of the Athenaeum. I got no apology and was, in fact, made to feel like my request was unreasonable. If I were managing the hotel, I would think it worthwhile to send a staffer to the nearest hardware or dollar store to purchase a full length mirror and install it in the $400 deluxe double room. Total cost: less than $20 and a half hour time. Furthermore, the prefab plastic shower stall lacked a grab bar or even a shower mat. Given the average age and mobility of guests at the hotel, this seems like an accident (and liability suit) waiting to happen. I tried sending this as feedback directly to the hotel, but could not get to a link or contact info that would have allowed me to do so.

Great experience all around! The staff was incredibly kind and welcoming and did an amazing job…read moreaccommodating our large group of 50+ swimmers after a meet. Everything was organized ahead of time, and they were extremely accommodating with various dietary needs, and so the whole dinner ran smoothly and stress-free. They were patient, friendly, and handled such a big group with ease, which we really appreciated. The food was very tasty and everyone got something they liked! Awesome local family spot that is worth the stop! Would definitely recommend!

After moving my daughter into her dorm we ran some errands realizing we hadn't eaten anything since…read moreearly breakfast. So we saw the diner and thought to give it a try. We walked in 40 min before closing. They were busy which was a good sign. We waited to be seated. It took a little bit to order but we got it in. We then waited and found out the they were out of turkey for my turkey bacon club. We substituted ham for the turkey. We sat a bit longer before the food came out. My sandwich was fine (but the fries weren't seasoned) and my girlfriend's omelet was good. My daughter didn't like the chicken in the chicken Alfredo. The chicken was awfully bland. The staff really seemed intent on leaving as soon as possible. Some left before we were done. We were the next to last customers in the restaurant. The restaurant staff were fairly friendly just focused on the cleaning while we were there eating. We sat there longer because we weren't handed a check. I think we might have a different experience if we walked in earlier in the day. Although it shouldn't matter when you walk in to an open restaurant.

We had the Encrusted Grouper. 5 stars Service was…read moreaccommodating, My husbands 1st drink was not made right, they redid it perfect. Ambiance, was open, airy, beautiful views. We will be back. I can't say enough about how delicious our Meal was.

Stopped in on a Saturday night around 9:45 PM. Great service, even though the food took a little…read morelong. I suggest making a reservation, as we had one and still had to wait a bit. Out of all the fine dining experiences I've had in Erie so far, this would be at the top... food wise and view wise. It's beautiful to sit outside and have the view of the bicentennial tower right next to the water! Now for the dish details! -Buffalo cauliflower was nothing special, your standard Buffalo cauliflower with a side of ranch... great to share for the table. The Roasted Organic Chicken was so juicy and tender, it fell right off the bone. Mashed potatoes and green beans paired perfectly. One of my favorites! -The heirloom tomato salad was a 7/10... I think the tomato wedges needed to be smaller pieces. This salad had the best croutons I've ever had! French onion soup was also a standout for me... definitely recommend! -Lastly Walleye Fish & chips: I think they could've included a bit more fish (it was three tenders), tasted good tho...7/10 as well! I would definitely come back here again and recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a fine dining waterfront experience in Erie!

Last Friday I had another magnificent experience at Stonewalls. Superb service, excellent food and…read morea wonderful atmosphere!

First time here and really enjoyed our dinner. Must say that I wanted to start with a glass of…read morechampagne. Our server came back and said it wasn't cold. What?? It's Friday night. Dinner. I found that to be off putting. Okay... ordered a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. Server returns.. it's not cold. Are you kidding me? Debbie finally said.. I'll tell you what I do have that's cold. Gee... that was disappointing . Sat in one of the small rooms and Debbie our server really was great. I felt bad for her that she gad to tell be that these wines/champagne were not cold. I had the halibut... my Mother had the Filet. We both got the baked potato which comes with a lovely server with toppings. Nice touch. Loved the bread with the pesto oil and Texas beans. We both got dessert of bread pudding and I got the vanilla mousse in chocolate cup. Will I return? I'm sure next time I'm in town I will... but PLEASE have white wine/Champagne chilled in a Friday night.