Shipwreck eatery is no longer open. There is a new restaurant call the sunshine Café in its place…read more I will post a review there.

The owners for this establishment are very friendly and welcoming! While working in Clayton over…read morethe summer I made it a point to stop here frequently for lunch. There's so many healthy delicious options, especially those that are lactose intolerant such as myself. And healthy lunches for those with dietary restrictions. The wait time was reasonable, especially during the summertime it was quite busy. The staff as well were welcoming and friendly. I thoroughly enjoyed the environment and the seating.

Had the buffalo chicken sub, a recommendation from the owner himself, very down to earth and funny…read moreguy ready for any request. The food was great and you can tell the place had a cozy vibe with the father daughter pair running it. 10/10 would recommend

Jreck Subs is a small regional chain of sub shops that offer a good sub (especially considering…read morethat it is a chain restaurant). Yes, it is a strange name. I guess that it was started back in the 1960's (which in itself was a strange time) by five school teachers and they each took the first initial from their name and came up with Jreck's. Obviously, with decades and multiple locations, the name obviously works. They had a line when I got there, but it moved along at a decent pace. The subs was good and overall, it was a good experience.

Food was excellent, I had a hot dog & my husband had a burger. Our waitress was very attentive…read more They seem to be a place for the tourists just getting off their boat tour. We were watching the Uncle Sam boat tours dock from our table.

It was a Monday afternoon (2:30) after a boat tour, we wondered in looking to have a drink or two…read more We sat at the bar high top and the bar tender never looked up as we sat there waiting. (It was not busy) I did ask the host, if it's ok to sit at the bar high top and he sure, the bar tender will be right with you. Nope. He didn't come over, he didn't look up. When My sister went up to the bar, he said wait one minute I'll be right back. He had waited on three women who came in after us. When he came back to her and said what can I help you with, my sister proceeded to explain we had been waiting. He got defensive, and was rude. Poor service, these baby boomers won't be back. What a shame. I be sharing this experience with our tour guide.

We had a great breakfast. Traditional diner food but a lot of great combos and everything was…read moreserved quick, fresh and delicious.

Updating my review for Summer 2026:…read more We are camping at Kring Point with our adult children and, as is tradition, we get breakfast at the diner at least twice on our 2 week trip (always on rainy days). Today we visited Wolfe's, second time this trip, and were disappointed by the quality of the home fries...again. Both times we visited the home fries were burnt and literally dripping with grease. They looked like refried leftovers; chewy and flavorless with a big pile of burnt fry crumbs underneath - just yuck! The service at Wolfe's has always been friendly and the food is served quickly and in generous portions. And you certainly cannot beat the cabin-feel atmosphere! However, the menu lists breakfast entrees come with a side of toast. I ordered the eggs benedict and asked for wheat toast on side. On our bill I was charged $1.99 for the toast as "a side." When I pointed out to the waitress that breakfast entrees come with toast, according to the menu, she argued that since there is an English muffin in the entree, so it's not included. Call me petty, but either the menu is incorrect or one of us is not reading carefully. The $1.99 charge stayed (I didn't even bring up the terrible home fries!). Not sure when or why the change at Wolfe's. We used to really love this place, and have been coming for years. But after 2 bad experiences in 2 weeks, we will explore the many other diner options in the Alex Bay area.

One of my favorite lunch spots in the Burg! Sandwiches are unique and filling, a whole will last…read morefor about 2 meals and the ingredients are always fresh. I wish they had longer hours and delivered though! Dining area is small but cozy.

Not the easiest to find, we drove by it a couple times! ;)…read moreLives up to its stellar reviews. You won't regret the effort.

First time visit this town. Luckily pop by this fabulous store and the staff(not sure may be owner)…read moreis very friendly and gave me some tips on where to go or should go. I order a mango mouse cake and maple whiskey Gouda. After dinner I go there again for an ice cream! Delightful to have this store in the town.

Great little independent deli/ sandwich place. For the price the sandwiches are amazing value,…read moreespecially when you compare it to the fast food options around. Highly recommend.

I've been here over and over again. Their sandwiches are fabulous, fresh greens, quality breads and…read morethoughtful ingredients. Always hits it out of the park for lunch. Also the pastries and baked goods are magical. Decadent cookies, flaky croissants, which is seemingly their specialty with cruffins (muffins made with croissant dough and filled with magic) traditional croissants, and cinnamon sugar morning buns, which are all on the menu daily. The cruffins are perfection. My personal favourite is the lemon blueberry, the perfect balance of buttery, tart and sweet. The morning buns are delightful sugary goodness, brownies are rich and luscious, and they have the best ginger molasses cookies around.. There's honestly options for everyone, simple but delicious for the kids, traditional picks to please anyone and elevated unique fare for the adults - including craft beer to top off a fantastic meal. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Perth and locals alike. But go early if you're going for the baked goods, they sell out fast!

TLDR: Fieldhouse Bakery came highly recommended as the place in Perth for lunch. It did not…read moredisappoint. Sandwiches were tasty, albeit a bit pricey. The cruffin was decadently delicious. One of my colleagues is from Perth and when I told her my husband and I were doing a day trip to Perth as part of our staycation, she recommended we have lunch at Fieldhouse. I love bakeries, so we followed her recommendation. The place is a lot smaller than I expected. It only has seating for 8 inside (4 tables of 2) and 4 picnic tables outside (so seating for about 16 outside). I got the Chicken and Brie sandwich ($14.75) and added a side salad for my husband and I to share ($5). My husband got the Ham and Swiss sandwich ($14.25) and we also got a cruffin ($5.25) for dessert, but ended up taking it home. Before we left my husband got an Americano to go ($3). I enjoyed my sandwich. The bread was crusty and held the ingredients of the sandwich well. The peppery arugula in the sandwich went well with the chicken and Brie. I was thrilled that the chicken was real roasted chicken breast meat (and not deli meat, lol). The aioli was flavourful but a bit excessive in quantity for my tastes. It dripped onto the plate with every bite, lol. The salad was leaf lettuce, shredded cabbage and carrots. Vegetables were fresh. I asked for the dressing on the side and it came as requested. The dressing was a creamy dressing and on the runny side. I'm glad I asked for it on the side, as I used only about a third of it. I had a bite of my husband's sandwich and it was ok, but I much preferred mine. He liked his better, so it all worked out. His was on a fluffier and softer bread. The ham was deli ham, but it tasted ok. The Swiss cheese was nippy. Service was pleasant. My husband enjoyed his Americano. We had the Brownie Cruffin at home. The pastry was flakey and delicious. The chocolate filling was like a rich chocolate pudding. It was very decadent. Overall we enjoyed our meal, but I found it a bit pricey, but I guess in today's economy, this is what you pay for sandwiches. Street parking only. (125)

Was there in Potsdam for a meeting and stopped in on a Thursday evening. Even though it's a butcher…read moreshop and called Hoof and Horn, I actually went in for vegetarian options noted on Yelp. The space is minimalist and gives old fashioned turn of the 20th century vibes. There's obviously a lot of pride and a commitment to local foods here. We ordered the night's cocktail special the New York Sipper -yum- the Raquette salad, two of the small (not small at all) plates that were on special that night: the creamy barley risotto and the butternut squash and mushroom parpadella. As a main course, we shared the house-made mushroom burger, savory and flavorful. Everything was fantastic, with many earthy, fresh and delicious flavors and a variety of textures. We clearly ordered too much food, since the small plates were actually full portion-size. Skipped dessert, although the special was tiramisu. They're under a lot of pressure to compete in Potsdam, but they're doing something that shows classical training and a commitment to quality. Several Finger Lakes wines on the list. Prices are astonishingly low for such an excellent meal. Note: tip is included and there were no "lighter" meats like poultry or fish on the menu. Thus the great vegetarian options, I assume.

We stopped at Hoof and Horn for lunch during our recent visit to Potsdam. Based on what I had…read moreheard, I was expecting a more refined dining experience, but the restaurant felt a bit worn and run-down when we arrived. That said, our server was very attentive and took our orders promptly. My two kids both ordered the special of the day, a short rib ramen, while my wife chose the chicken salad sandwich. I ordered their take on a French dip sandwich. The food was good overall, certainly enjoyable and well-prepared, but nothing really stood out as particularly memorable. While I appreciated the friendly service, the overall experience didn't leave a strong impression on me. It was a decent lunch, but I'm not sure I would make a point of returning on a future visit to the area.

Find out the connection to the "Ocean's Twelve" movie franchise on a visit to The Sandwich Bar…read more Don't let this "heist" take away from the absolute charm this place has on the Sackets Harbor epicurean trail along the business district to the harbor. Breakfast and lunch is strong point here and the staff are very nice. Lots of options for many different food palettes. A definite stop if you are in town looking for lighter faire.

Cute little sandwich place. Limited seating inside and couple of tables outside. Stopped in while…read moreshopping in Sackets Harbor. As I walked in I was greeted nicely then felt rushed as person taking order spoke loudly what I wanted, pick choice of chips and drink. (I was the only one in the place). I placed my order, Ham Overboard panini which has ham off the bone, warmed Brie and honey mustard for 10.75. The sandwich didn't blow me away. It had 2 pieces of ham, 2 pieces of Brie which was not spread onto the sandwich... just place in 2 different spots so I did not get the Brie in every bite. I expected more filling. I'm not usually in the area, but probably will go back to this place to try something else.

It's McDonald's, good fries ok service. I have yet to have a bad experience but not a fantastic one…read moreeither.

It's McDonald's! McDonald's ALWAYS has its own leading standard of EXCELLENCE! If you've walked…read morein one you've seen them all. As a chain I've a complaint that food is no longer the "inexpensive fast food" of former years... prices are on par to the expensive fine dining places now. I used to buy a quick meal once in a while just to save some time which was NOT the same as the times I was going out to eat as a special celebration. The gap between those two kinds of dining has closed. The days of cleaning the couch seeking change to buy a fast food burger are gone...