Trotters is an old-school cash-only tavern that is as friendly as it is unpretentious. In addition…read moreto an excellent selection of beers on-tap, they also serve outstanding bar food. The burgers are large, juicy, and well seasoned. I especially like the Montreal Swiss burger with caramelized onions atop the melted Swiss. The onion rings, however, are a real showstopper: large rings of sweet onions encased a perfect beer batter that is crispy and nicely seasoned. Great service and fun crowd.

As sad as the characters are in this place...coupled with the fact that they are still in the 1950s…read morein a cash-only policy, they are definitely the best Buffalo wings in this 15 mile radius (along w Bentley's). Yeah I lived in the Buffalo area for a while...and am out there frequently...Trotter's are very good w Franks as one must. Always amazing in the region I call the World Capital Of Mediocrity how so many places can screw up such a simple product. Trotter's has it right...just get a credit card machine. However...looking at the critters/customers in here....I can see why they demand cash.

Lately, I feel like all restaurants have been tasting the same. The same old frozen food that is…read moresupplied from the same vendor. This is not the case here - all of the food we had was made in house, and you could taste the difference. The beer battered fries had a thin flaky coating that made them irresistible. The buffalo calamari was cooked perfectly, piled up, and topped with blue cheese crumbles and green onion. Don't even get us started on the boneless wings... also, the ranch and blue cheese dip were out of this world. Guess what? HOME MADE. We came here to watch a Sabres game, since we heard there were a ton of TVs to watch the games. And we ended up being surprised with a fantastic dinner and great service. What a great night.

Stopped in for a late dinner. The place definitely has a sports bar vibe…read more I opted for the Calamari (West Side Original Recipe!) which as flour dusted calamari, scallion, cherry peppers, balsamic glaze reduction, parmesan cheese for $18. Honestly, they had a ton of potential, but they didn't deliver. The calamari was soggy instead of crispy. The balance of other items was pretty off. It looked pretty, but didn't taste good. The calamari was bitter in addition to being soggy. The balsamic glaze added a sweetness, but it wasn't offset by enough salty/spicy. It was served with a tomato sauce that didn't go well with the toppings. It was an odd dish. If it wasn't so late, I might have actually sent it back (which I do probably once every 10 years). Fresher, crispy and less bitter calamari might have been enough to fix the balance. My dinner companion had a sandwich with a bun, lettuce, apple slice, fried chicken, cheese, and bacon. I think it might have been a special. It was ok. It came with Saratoga chips, which is why we picked the restaurant. We wanted to get Saratoga chips in Saratoga. Unfortunately, they were hard and cold and bland. Lots of TVs. Service was meh. I felt like they were put out for serving us. There's a good bar vibe. If I were to eat there again, I would go for beer and wings.

Owner was extremely rude to me and told me to get out of the establishment. I came all the way from…read moreTroy to Saratoga and made an emergency stop here because I needed to use the restroom. He told me to f off and to get out. Would never recommend this place after my experience and owner needs to be held accountable.

4 floors of all kinds of fun. We came here around 9 or 10 after dinner and were met with no lines…read moreto get in, perfect amount of crowd and fun vibes. Floor by floor: Ground level is very sports bar vibe, plus some decent live music. But we were looking to dance so up one floor we go and it's still very chill. Easy to get drinks at this bar and plenty of room to hang out at a table for a bit. Next floor up had pong tables set up (skip to 12 AM and this was the club/dance floor) and then you have the rooftop! This had a $5 cover but was well worth it to have some fresh air along with good vibes. The bars were never crowded and we never had any trouble getting a drink. Sure, the floors were sticky, bathrooms were gross and drinks were absolutely watered down, but we jumped around to a few different spots that night and this place was 100% the best. If you find yourself here, don't think the grass is greener elsewhere. Sit tight, dance, move to the different floors and enjoy. If you leave, even with a stamp, you'll inevitably find yourself back in the lonnggggg line wishing you stayed put.

The hey nows were fantastic. They made our night and our whole weekend. We were outsideread more

Working in Saratoga Springs, NY for the week and it's #WingWednesday! So I did some searching…read morearound downtown and found a restaurant, but they had run out of wings by like 7:00pm! That sounds wild and like somebody didn't place an order... Hmm... Anyway, I started wandering and walked by The Ice House and I read that their menu mentioned "smoked wings". SOLD. Atmosphere/Appearance: This place is a bit strange... Let me explain. The actual building where you can eat is so small, however, directly to the right of the building is a giant open tent and an outdoor section. I actually asked the server what happens in the winter and she said that tent is heated so well. So that's the dining room! Lol. Under this tent is a decent size stage where they host live music. This place really is just all about the people you're with and the food, no frills. I'm all in. Service: I can't remember who took care of me but all was well. Food: So I tried out 5 different flavors of their smoked wings that are smoked for 6 to 8 hours then flash-fried for crispiness. Here goes. Jamaican Jerk: There were flavors of cinnamon, light herbs and super smokiness. Absolutely delicious. Garlic Parmesan: The wing smell alone reminded me of being in a pizzeria. These reminded me of the garlic butter that Red Lobster cooks their shrimp scampi in. These were AMAZING and honestly probably some of the best of this flavor variation that I've ever had. Nashville Hot: The color on these was awesome. Such a deep, red color. These were gritty, spicy, a bit oily and it worked so well with the smokey undertone. Cajun Dry Rub: The smell of these reminded me of a Cajun crust I used to get at Hungry Howie's in Michigan. Lol. These were crispy, hearty, smokey and just wing after wing... they kept on impressing me. Hot: One thing I want to reiterate with these wings is how you can see "through" the sauce. The sauce has penetrated the skin and is deep into the meat of the chicken. It's not just sauced tossed on top. THESE IS DIFFERENT. Lol. The hot flavor was just fine. Spicy, but I could use more. However, with the bleu cheese these are excellent. Value: I can't remember what I paid for my wings, but it wasn't anything unreasonable. I would've remembered that for sure. Lol. So yeah, wings usually are on the more expensive side, but everything else here is extremely reasonable. In conclusion, I really enjoyed my time here and I 100% will be revisiting this place when I'm in the area again!

Made lunch reservations and were seated on time. Merve was our server - friendly, welcoming, and…read moreattentive. Typical brewery setup with an inviting outdoor area, and ample indoor seating space with TV's near the bar to enjoy live sports and good beer! Our table tried a few of their beers, Saratgoa Vibes being the favorite. Food order consisted a pretty cheesy Buffalo Chicken Dip ($17), Parmesan and Rosemary House Fries ($12), and Mexican Street Corn Dip ($16). Nashville Hot Chicken & Pickle ($23) was a good portion of pizza to share amongst 4 adults. Grilled Veggie ($17) on their house baguette lacked seasoning. They were just grilled veggies and the chimichurri couldn't add much taste to it. Can definitely use improvement. Service was spectacular all throughout and food arrived within 15-mins of placing the order! Highly recommend this place for comfort food, live sports, and of course - Beer!

Service was great, but food was mediocre. Not bad, but not great. The wait staff was very…read moreattentive. The burger and fries were ok , but not very flavorful. My husband said the brisket sandwich was good but nothing great.

I went here for a birthday party that included bowling and pizza. The kids had a blast. There is a…read morenice little arcade and bumper cars and a nice play area for all the kids. When it was time to eat we were all shuffled into the party room that was set up really cute with party hats and plates. The hostess was super nice and on the ball! What a cute place to have a child's party!

Silverware? Nachos were terrible 17$for a few olives , tomatoes , lettuce ? Never again .read more

The most slept on food destination in the capital region. As obvious it is as a track side option…read moreor great local dive, they are putting out some of the best food in the area. They have had one of the best Ruben's in the area for a while, but some how their Cheese steak is even better. Hands down the best one in the area and there is not even a close 2nd. Great people, great regulars, and food that you just can't beat!

Great place in a great location before during and after the races. Food is good, service is…read morefriendly and the place gives you a hometown feel when you're here.

We went to Rhea last night for dinner. Drew was our waitress. My daughter ordered hangover noodles…read moreand we ordered two appetizers. We ordered dumplings and peanut butter and jelly bao buns. It was all delicious!

3.5. A solid fusion…read moreoption. Happy hour is a sweet deal with a bao bun and half a ramen serving for 15.00 I had two of the tequila cocktails and they are dangerously strong. The blackberry and Fresno infused agave are a great combo. I got the chili garlic noodles to go- the noodles were wide and not too chewy. The pork was flavorful and the pecorino was a nice addition- salty and helped break up the richness of the sauce.