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.

Great food! Friendly service!!!! Been there a couple of times when I am in Chautauqua. Took my wife…read morelast time and she is still talking about the food weeks later

The food here was delicious the fried chicken on my Cordon Bleu sandwich was perfection. The…read moresandwich had well balanced flavors and the fair fries were crispy deliciousness. Spouse had a Monte Cristo that she loved. Menu has a great variety for breakfast and lunch. Service was quick and the server checked back multiple times without being overwhelming. Can't wait to go back.

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

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.

The entire holiday of New Years Eve was fantastic! We really enjoyed the party and customer service…read morethat was provided. We would definitely attend this years New Year's celebration.

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!

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.

4/19/25 Ate List: The…read moreRon Swanson - 8.2 The concept alone had me VERY intrigued - a cornbread pancake?!? Sold. Stuffed with Ham & Bacon. Topped with two eggs. This dish is meant for those brave enough to try it. And if the flavors sound appetizing then you will certainly be rewarded. I say this is for the brave because this dish feels HEAVY. Not a "drowning" sort of heavy but this plate in it's entirety adds up. Definitely coming back. Every dish coming to the tables around us looked amazing.

Iron Bridge Inn is a gem in the middle of hayseed central. Good food, excellent service, just a…read moregreat dinner all the way around.

I went there because I'm a state guy and it's one of the bigger sirloin steaks you can get in the…read morearea. However, this steak is unseasoned and underwhelming especially for the price and the distance I drove. Now as for the Dr. Pepper ribs, those are awesome. I don't remember what else I've gotten from there and that should tell you all you need to know. If it's unrememorable it's not worth it.

Run down. The two…read morestars are for the location. If you're seeing a show here, you're about 20 feet from the hotel. Also, Chautauqua Institute is a lovely place. The room: peeling wallpaper, chipped paint, cracks in the floor and cracks in the ceiling, and floors so warped it's like a little skate park. The shower is small and dingy, also unlit. There's a light over the sink, but it's doesn't really reach the shower, especially with the shower curtain closed. The concert let out around 10:30, and we took a stroll around the grounds to skip rocks and look at constellations. When we got back to the hotel, bar closed. 11 on a Saturday night. Also no food to be had. Sunday morning continental breakfast was paltry at best. Even the coffee sucks, watery and tasteless. All this for the bargain price of about $400/night. For two of the crappiest double beds I've ever slept on. All that money is for the location.

This hotel is old (1881), but it has tons of history and charm. That's why I love it so much. We…read morestayed here for the first time this year, and we've already reserved our room for the 2025 season. It's mind-blowing to walk down the same historic hallways that Ulysses S. Grant, Teddy Roosevelt, and Bill Clinton walked and stayed. We had a fantastic room at the end on the 2nd floor. It had been updated (see photos) and had a great view of the lake. There was even a charming porch area outside the room. The front desk staff were very polite, helpful, and quick to address issues. We loved our maid, too. She took care of our every need and made sure our room was cleaned properly. At the end of our visit, we asked her what some of her favorite rooms in the hotel were. She showed us each room and we reserved one for our 2025 visit. NOTE: I see that some of the less-than-stellar reviews knock the hotel for its restaurant, The Heirloom Restaurant. I agree that the food and service at the Heirloom are not that great and don't meet expectations for such a grand hotel. But I shared that in a separate 3-star review for the restaurant.

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!

Been there about three times every time I get to Grove City if it's around lunch or supper time. I…read moreeat there and I've never had a bad meal. Good food

I've dined here numerous times throughout the years. Some as a college student years ago and most…read morerecently when traveling for work. The steak is always solid, every time I order the steak I am impressed. Some of the most delicious Keylime pie. Great views of the lake and options to sit outside if the weather permits. Good wine list & decent cocktails. I would say some of the best dining Erie has to offer.

Two45 Waterfront Grille fails to impress…read more.. Accidental reservation on my part! My parents and sister live in Erie and I visited recently and I had lunch nearby and it was great. I didn't think too much into the reservation but when I showed up it was definitely not the place I recall (now known as Pier 6) but I recall looking at photos that it would be worth checking it out. We were promptly seated and greeted by the waitress. The lunch menu is brief with a few items in each section of Apps, salads, sandwiches and plates. We opted for the calamari as we heard it was a good app to start with. At the same time we ordered drinks which consisted of coffee, Expresso martini and the aperol spritz. The calamari came out and it was a good amount. However, they were very small and it was dry. We got the perch sandwich and it came out with an enormous amount of shoe string fries which imo are the worse type as they are typically over fried and so were these. Frying a good filet of fish is usually a bad idea and this sandwich would be better served to be grilled when your fries are fried and the calamari is fried too. Service was slow for being an empty restaurant. Note: we had a 4 year old with us and the key is to always rush their food asap so they stay content. Since we waited a bunch of time, we had some ancy people at the table after 1 hour 45 minute lunch where the room was essentially empty. Much improvement can be had otherwise spend your dollars at Pier 6 for a much better experience.

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.