New ownership and I was there for the first day opening on April 9, 2026. Still the same great…read morefood and summer destination! She had the chicken salad croissant and I had the Reuben! Both came with a choice of sides and chips. Still great. Morgan was behind the bar and he was doing a competent job. The ambiance is the same familiar Irish and first responder salute. Great place on the Dunkirk Boardwalk leading up to pier that juts out into Lake Erie. A great place to enjoy a beautiful lunch or dinner on Lake Erie.

Came to Spikes as part of the Pub Crawl for Pets event to benefit Sadie's Safe Harbor. I snagged a…read moreCuban sandwich that was made fresh in front of me. Tender pieces of pork, tangy slices of pickle, spicy swath of mustard, and cheese made this the perfect lunch option. I'd definitely go back and try any one of their delicious menu items.

However, I will state that the service is commendable, and the staff are very kind, friendly, and…read moreunderstanding. The quality of the food is variable--it is sometimes excellent, but at other times less satisfactory. Nonetheless, I maintain that the service remains good, and the personnel are both courteous and accommodating.

The first time my family and I tried this out-of-the-way Food and Drink Establishment. 5 out of the…read more6 of us chose from Friday's Fish selection and the other chose The 'Waverly' Burger. We all agreed our choices were especially fresh and delicious. The cost was inexpensive, especially considering the quality of the plates. The staff was courteous, professional & proficient. The décor was simple & the restaurant was clean & comfortable. As this is a very rural location, there is no Wi-Fi however country music is played and there is a jukebox available. My family and I will definitely be going back.

Stop number two on our way to Canada. So we're from Ohio and one of our favorite wineries Lost…read moreTrail partnered with Hamburg Brewing to serve their beers at the winery. So when we saw this was kinda on our way we had to stop. There's lots of space, nice outside area, and some good beers.

We were extremely disappointed with our recent dinner at Hamburg Brewing Company. We had a party of…read moreeight, and from start to finish, the service was very poor. When our entrées arrived, only four of the eight meals were brought to the table. We had to remind our server that the remaining meals were missing. About 10 minutes later, only three more meals arrived, leaving one person still without dinner. Once again, we had to ask for the final meal to be brought out. No one at the table should have to eat at different times because of such poor coordination. The food itself was also underwhelming. The steak fajitas were especially disappointing--they consisted of a few somewhat tough pieces of steak with no peppers or onions, which are basic ingredients for fajitas. The steak hoagie was similarly sparse, containing mostly shaved steak with very few vegetables. To make matters worse, the fries served with the meals were cold. Our appetizer was also mishandled. The charcuterie board arrived with salami, cream cheese, and cheese, but no bread or crackers. We had to ask for those to be brought out. We also had to request small plates because none were provided. Finally, throughout the meal, dirty dishes--including our appetizer plates--were never cleared from the table, leaving us surrounded by stacks of dishes until we were finished. Overall, this was a very disappointing dining experience. Between the disorganized service, multiple forgotten items, cold food, and lack of attention to basic hospitality, we expected much better. Unfortunately, we won't be rushing back.

Awesome food. Ambience is small town but fun! Service is great too. Prices are reasonableread more

In a little corner of Boston, seldom traveled by non-locals, lies a little bar/concert-venue known…read moreas Couzins. In many ways, going to Couzins reminded us of visiting family -- they may be a bit dysfunctional, but they mean well. Special thanks to follower Scott Waite for the recommendation. Location: 2.5 / 5 Walking in felt a little like being the last to show up to the family reunion. The regulars confusingly studied us like we were distant "Couzins" whose name they forgot. The bartender (aka Aunt Carol), clearly surprised to have visitors, directed us to grab a table from the storage/dining area and await further instruction. Presentation: 3 / 5 While waiting for our wings, Uncle Carl from the kitchen came out and brought us a stack of non-descript paper products, which we thought were for garbage, but it turned out those would be our plates. Otherwise nothing special or offensive in the way these wings were presented. Meat: 3.5 / 5 Some flats were not cut well and had some exposed tips (i.e. the "hand" part of the chicken wing, typically reserved for Grandma's stock pot) which is not ideal but also not unusual. Cook: 8.5 / 10 These ate pretty good. Even the slippery-looking ones were cooked decently. Like when dad runs the grill -- the burgers may not be the best, but you know it's not the cook's fault. Medium Wing: 11.5 / 15 Not *bad* but under-flavored. We believe they made the common mistake of using too much butter (just like your mother-in-law) which doesn't add spice or memorability, just tolerability. Specialty Flavors: 7.5 / 10 - Hot Wings: Highlight of the night... like a hug from mom - Garlic Parm: Frankly, a sloppy mess... like uncle Jim - Spicy Maple: More sweet than hot... like your brother's girlfriend - Bourbon BBQ: Dry but not in a bad way and definitely different from all the rest... maybe adopted It was nice to visit but we need to get going. See you at the next wedding/funeral! Couzins Overall: 36.5 / 50

If you're staying on the grounds of the Chautauqua Institution, dining options are limited. That…read moreusually means restaurants have a captive audience - and if I were an owner, I'd be doing everything possible to deliver a consistently great experience. Unfortunately, this place doesn't quite get there. It's a wine bar, which may explain why they don't take reservations. With limited seating, you're left hoping for an open table. We arrived around 5:30 PM to get a table for three and were the only ones waiting. A party of five came in after us and was seated immediately. We ended up waiting another 15 minutes while they reconfigured tables for our smaller group. Why that happened is unclear. The food was fine, but nothing memorable. The wine selection looked solid, though I ended up sticking with water (yes, at a wine bar). Overall, the experience was pretty meh. We waited without explanation, and the food didn't make up for it. Will we go back? Probably not by choice--but if friends suggest it, we wouldn't rule it out.

Bright, open wine bar with light fare available. The wine selection was good. The food also good,…read morebut not remarkable. The olives were worth mentioning, as my husband & I both enjoyed them. Bartenders and servers were very friendly and efficient. The prices are high for the experience, but it's right on the Chautauqua grounds, so it's not surprising. We'll definitely return when we visit next year.

Dined w a dear friend today-delish, fresh food, super generous portions, beautiful atmosphere,…read moreattentive staff, gorgeous setting. A fave added to our dining list; The White Inn is also a "member" of the Erie Fine Dining Group where patrons receive a discounted/complimentary meal w one purchased.

Nobody eats here. They legit have to turn the lights on when you walk in. I ordered chicken and…read moreshrimp and got 2 shrimp! That's the minimum amount you can offer without calling it "chicken and a shrimp." It cost $26.

Visiting Suny Fredonia, came here for dinner. It's very close to campus on Main Street. The…read moreestablishment is split into 2 separate rooms, bar area and dining room. The bar is kind of dark, dining area is bright and family friendly. Exactly the look one would expect from small town USA. Such a warm & friendly greeting from the hostess/waitress. Young girl was handling entire dining room by herself. Hustle with a smile. She was very warm and attentive. All of our food was delicious. Portions were huge. Could not believe how fast we got it. This place was pretty crowded, with good reason. There's not a lot of choices nearby the university. This is a great choice!

Moved our son into Fredonia today and stopped at Coughlan's after. We had a great lunch! Food was…read moregreat, service was great! We will definitely be back during the next 4 years!

On a Sunday visiting family in the Chautauqua Institution and we headed out on the boat to Tulip's…read morein Mayville. There is a public dock available just a couple hundred yards away from Tulip's. When we got there at about 11:30 on a Sunday the wait for a table was about 25 to 30 minutes. Plenty of room on the lawn out front to wait and even some outdoor games to play. We were called and seated at about 25 minutes; we had requested a table on the patio so my niece's dog could come along. Tulip's is located in a large Victorian house with a wrap around patio all overlooking the lake, the perfect place to relax and enjoy a summer brunch. Our server was great, friendly and helpful; orders are taken on a tablet and sent wirelessly to the kitchen. The menu has one side of breakfast items and the second side of lunch items. The food is slightly upscale without being overly fussy. There are some vegetarian items and others that can be made vegetarian by just leaving off the meat items. I ended up ordering the classic french toast, others at the table ordered sandwiches, corned beef hash, and omelets. Despite the restaurant being busy the food came out in about 10-15 minutes, all of the food being delivered by several servers; our server did check in to make sure that everything was delivered and that we were enjoying out food. Everyone enjoyed their food, portions were good, the food was well presented. My french toast was very good, carmalized on the outside custardy on the inside, slightly sweet and savory. It was presented with whipped butter and syrup. A nicely done classic and a great brunch. I would highly recommend Tulip's, a great place for breakfast and lunch. It seems like Chautauqua and Mayville have already figured it out and they are busy and doing well.

Wow! Everything was so fantastic for our midmorning brunch. It's a charming little spot in a…read moreconverted Victorian home near the water. My wife and her friend had been the day before and wanted to take me back. My wife had the French toast, which she had had the day before, her friend had eggs, toast, and bacon, and I had the brunch madame. Let me warn you, if you order this, you will be a bit surprised when it arrives at your table. It is massive. But beyond being massive, it was perfectly toasty and cheesy on top with layers of ham and Bechemel inside, and it sat in a pool of glistening hollandaise sauce. Our server, Misty, laughed when I told her that it should come with a disclaimer, but it was honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten for breakfast. It came with a side of breakfast potatoes and a perfectly soft poached egg nestled on top. To top it all off, the coffee was divine. Misty told us it was from Erie Street coffee and they sell it at the restaurant. Note that if you're going to go here, they close at 2:30. But it's definitely worth the trip and we will definitely be back.