The atmosphere is effortlessly casual--the gentle ripple of the river setting the tone. It's the…read morekind of place where you can sip a drink, kick back, and let the world slow down for a bit. The menu leans into comfort with many options. If you're after a dining experience that feels like a mini escape without leaving the city, this riverside retreat delivers. I could just sit here all day with the waves... Cant wait to get there this summer.

No masks, no dem's, good vibes. Bring my son in there every Friday for lunch then I get back down…read morethere for the after hours steak sammich special. Place never disappoints. God bless America

Take out my beef panini was excellent. Fries crispy. Food consistency very good highly recommended.read more

It was time to try someplace new. Neighbors have been recommending 773 so we figured it was time to…read morecheck it out. We were seated quickly even though it was dinner time on a Friday. The place was full though. Atmosphere is very nice, we may have been a touch underdressed for the occasion, or others simply felt like being a bit fancier tonight. The staff was friendly and hustling but it seemed to just be one waitress and the hostess taking care of all 10 or so tables. I guess that actually isn't horrible. I started with the soup of the day. Beef of weck. It was INCREDIBLE. I'd take home a gallon of it it if I could. Creamy. Nice and warm on a cold night. The weck croutons were the cherry on top. Then for my dinner I had the beef on weck panino. The waitress recommended it. Perfectly toasted. Served with au jus and horseradish aioli. So delicious. I'd get it again and again. Also came with homemade chips and a pickle. My husband got the classic beef of weck. It was really tender. Cooked perfectly. The horseradish was strong. Just the way he likes it. He said he would definitely order it again, but it didn't crack the top 3 of beef joints in WNY.

Had a great dinner experience here tonight! It was our first time here and we were super happy with…read morethe night. The service was wonderful- thank you Chandler for taking care of us! We got wine, beer, and old fashioned cocktails. They were perfect! The menu is smaller FYI. We started with the bread and strawberry Brie appetizers. Both were outstanding- we loved the flavors of the strawberry and jalapeño together! For dinner we got the Spaghetti alla limone, halibut, and ribeye. All were great! We ended sharing the panna cotta which was delicious! Overall. Great experience!

I'm a little baffled by this place. It's such a lovely space, inside is lovely outside. Seating is…read moreterrific. They even have blankets for people to put over their knees on chiller or nights outside. Menu are made small, which always makes me think they make those things really really well. As a result, the price might be a little bit higher, and maybe it would be elsewhere. That's fine. You often get what you pay for. But it's not a place where you can sit and have a relaxing meal. They're constantly rushing you out. Maybe we weren't drinking enough, or maybe they need to start telling patrons you've got a reservation we expect you in and out in an hour and a half, to manage expectations. Our server was absolutely lovely, but it was a weekend night, and we were hoping for a nice relaxing meal. This wasn't that. Over $100 for two people, it doesn't seem like a lot to ask. You can make a reservation here, which is lovely. But I encourage you, when making one, to find out if they're going to rush you through the meal. Street parking.

It was a perfect night. I can't remember the last time I left a restaurant being so happy and…read moresatisfied. The three of us attended a "Martin Cooks" event, a prix fixe menu dinner. The atmosphere, hospitality, delightful food and drinks, fantastic chef, and the entire staff who looked after us--everything was absolutely exceptional. Even the playlist was loaded with my favorite tunes. This time, the menu was inspired by Asian cuisine. I always admired 'Martin Cooks'. That evening he could have had any attitude, yet he proved again to be a truly wonderful host. He was friendly and laid-back, making it feel just like attending a dinner party at a friend's home. One more thing. You could imagine that the interior might feel too industrial or cold, but the restaurant is cozy and beautiful, despite its modern design and choice of materials. I can't wait for my next visit to Roost.

One of the best breakfast pizza I have ever had. Bloody Mary was pretty good, the mix is made…read morefresh, not from a bottle. The host and our server were very friendly as well. Will return.

What a great place! So relaxed and plenty of TVs to watch a game!…read more We are in town at the Grand Island KOA. 8 minutes away. View of the water and really clean and nice! We ordered a pile of wings and artichoke dip app. Drinks were perfect and the service top notch! Their special was stuffed Hungarian peppers! How original! Come here.. be happy

The food was top notch - especially the Fish Fry! Make sure to come on Fridays for the real night…read moreto experience Fish Frys. The server, Hayden made our dining experience incredibly memorable with vivacious professionalism. We had custom made Nachos, and Hayden talked with the chef and saved the last Fish Fry for us!

"I am so fucking happpy!" is what I said to our server and my two dining companions the night of…read moreSunday, August 23, 2026. Every single item we ordered was a triumph. Three of us split the Korean wings, shisito peppers, cauliflower, and linguine special. Dapper Goose on a Sunday night is chill, a good foodie wrap on weekend activities, and new week prelude: energetic but not frenetic, solid and homey flavors that are exciting and never banal.

Some friends, my husband and I came here for dinner a couple weeks back when visiting the area, and…read morefound both hits and misses. The service was very good and it's a cute spot that I'd be willing to come back to. The best thing we had BY FAR were the beef croquettes. These were perfect, and I could have made a meal out of them. They had a tender birria like shredded meat inside with some cheese and probably some potato, I can't even remember but I do remember that everyone loved these. We also ordered asparagus, the Korean Fried Chicken, the shrimp with potatoes (all small plates) and one of my friends ordered the duck entree. My husband and friends had cocktails and mocktails; I didn't order one because they said they had nothing that was sweet. Incidental pet peeve: Saying "all our cocktails are balanced". I get it, you want to brag. But, some of us like things that are sweet, or as in the case of one of my friends, decidedly NOT sweet. If all of your cocktails are balanced the same way, it gives little useful info on what to order. I will respond to this by NOT ordering and sticking to tap water. I'd prefer it if you have a little something sweet and a little something not-sweet on the menu for those of us who don't actually want "perfectly balanced". That said, I did have a sip of the cocktails the others ordered. To my surprise, I liked the Broken Garden Tools. Though it wasn't particularly sweet it was also not super sour/tart and it was refreshing. I *could* have ordered that one, but I never would have known it from the description. I didn't like any of the others I tasted, but I can't remember what those were. Since I don't like whisky and I prefer sweet drinks, don't take this to mean that they don't have good drinks - the others enjoyed theirs, they just weren't to MY taste. Of the other dishes, I liked the cabbage that was on my friend's duck plate (I didn't try the duck). The asparagus was fine. The shrimp and potatoes was ok but not as good as I'd hoped for. And honestly, I didn't love the KFC. It didn't seem to be twice-fried and super crispy like KFC should be, and the sauce to me wasn't balanced between the sweet and spicy flavors I prefer. However, my husband liked it very well. The only other thing I'd caution is to double check ingredients. There was a dish ordered (I can't remember which now, some kind of bread maybe, but not listed as a bruschetta) that said it contained rosemary among other things but did not list basil. We saw no rosemary at all, but a lot of basil, which I can't eat. So I didn't have any. The others shared it. I would have been more disappointed had it been my selection. My friend noted that the server did not ask us about any food allergies, which, if your menu doesn't accurately list its contents, is problematic. Fortunately I know what basil looks like so no harm done. All in all, I would return, get lots of croquettes, order a Broken Garden Tools, and maybe try some other things we didn't get to. But I'd double check all the ingredients.

Me and my family were out celebrating my Mothers Birthday and it was amazing from the food to the…read moreambiance that provided us with a more intimate settling for a celebration of life. Our waiter was amazing and did a great job despite the size of our party at the time of ordering our entrees.

There was not one dish I was served that I feel was worth the price…read more We had focaccia and tuna tartare as appetizers. The Margherita focaccia was by far the worst of the night, soggy and flavorless, the focaccia was nothing like a normal one. The tuna had a nice presentation though it was quite mediocre, the rice was hard in some parts and seemed quite old, the tuna itself was fine but the dish as a whole was maybe on par with sushi you'd get at a wegmans. As my entrée I got the carrot papardella, everything seemed overcooked, hardly any lobster and what little was happened to be tough and rather flavorless, of course it was the same with the shrimp and crab. The pasta was overcooked and stuck to itself and the sauce was quite sweet and far too hot, twenty minutes into the meal and it was still steaming, continuing to turn the dish into mush. The meal was for three people and came out to be $240 after tax and tip, the service was nice but considering the praise this restaurant got I'm sure it's went downhill. The highlight of the meal was the complementary bread at the start.

Wow! What a hidden gem! I have lived in the area majority of my life and have never been here, but…read moream glad I have now. This is such a great experience for students at the culinary school, I love that they have this ability to work here. The hostess, servers, and food is all PHENOMENAL. I do believe the menu changes seasonally/semesterly, so I will have to come back to try a new menu! You pay a flat fee of $40 for bread that is baked at the schools bakery, an appetizer of your choosing, an entree of your choosing, and also a dessert. This time I had some sort of sausage ball for my app, steak frites which was a special for my entree, and the chocolate raspberry tart. I would get everything again. The server even asked if we were celebrating anything special, and we just said that I was back in town and they wrote Welcome Home on my dessert plate! Such a special touch that will stick with me.

Student run; they are learning, which is essential, but the price should reflect that. It was over…read morepriced for what you got. Ordered a salad, roasted chicken and the pana cotta for dessert. We left still hungry. All the portions were extremely small. They also did not ask about allergies, which I thought was SO important especially since they are a school. The salad was good, but about the size of a fist. The chicken was really tender and moist, plated well, but only a small thigh/wing with a few cubed cucumbers and tomatoes under. The pana cotta was 2-3 bites, was served on a cookie the size of an Oreo cookie. For $40 per person, it is overpriced and not worth it.

Stopped in for a quick snack before house hunting…read more Buffalo Bread 10/10 So delicious!!

Came here for dinner. My wife ordered the Harvest Salad with chicken. I ordered the Half Chicken…read more(Rotisserie Style) with fries,vegetables and some baked onion soup. Everything was great however, the chicken was the star of the show. Cooked with a beautiful sear on it. Very juicy and a large piece of chicken. Our server was terrific. The place is still dumpy inside and needs some updating.

Finally had a chance to eat in. We sat at the bar, and the woman taking care of us was such a…read moresweetheart. Such great service. The food was just as good, with great drinks. I started off with a herbal sunrise, highly recommend if you like vodka! My son had the pear necessities. We ordered an app to share, as we were short on time. We went with the zucchini pizza bites! They were absolutely amazing!! Then we ordered food to go for later. We went with the chicken in the grass, the bourbon steak sandwhich and the buttermilk fried chicken. Everything was good. I loved that they put my sweet and sour slaw on the side so my sandwhich didn't get soggy. Let me tell you that sweet and sour slaw is the best slaw I've had!! You can add it to your burgers as well, now I know!! Absolutely enjoy this spot take out or eat in can't go wrong!

Pictured: French onion soup, Reuben, and Pop's steak sandwich…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Mike & Pop's Bistro & Tavern 5 stars!