A vacation super store! Everything a vacationer could need.. from breakfast sandwiches to digital…read morethermometers to wood for fire pits!

Lake George, NY - heading north on 9N from Lake George toward Bolton Landing for a morning snowshoe…read morehike, we were desperately scanning the roadside for an open deli to buy a sandwich (my child's bribe/reward for coming on hikes), when Ray's surfaced along the road minutes into our drive, hallelujah! It's a proper country one-stop-shop convenience store + deli: sandwiches & salads, coffee, breakfast, wine & liquor, firewood, ice, and some basic outdoor supplies you might find yourself needing in a pinch. I got a 12" Italian sub (swapped out turkey for pepperoni) with a side of vinegar and oil, and it was very good and fresh. Well located and a great pit stop for picking up supplies before you head out for your Adirondacks adventures. Open from 8am-7pm daily.

Best sandwiches!! A variety of sandwiches, and pasta salads. The family is great and very kind and…read moremakes your subs fast. I wish I took a picture of our sub, we got the buffalo chicken and it was delicious. Fairly priced as well with a good amount of meat on it. Great place to stop at if you're looking for something to have for a boat day or on the beach.

Stopped for a quick late lunch while traveling on route 9N…read more The choices were many and we enjoyed the fast friendly service and warm greetings upon entering. It is not fancy inside but the items we selected were all prepared in a short time and as we asked. The deli meats were freshly sliced and in copious amounts, the vegetables were fresh and rolls were soft and tasteful. We enjoyed a bit of fresh air and enjoyed a true "tailgate" impromptu picnic in their parking lot. Prices were very moderate and they use a nationally known high end brand of cold cuts. Highly recommended as we had an Italian sub, ham sandwich, potato salad and house made rice pudding. All for around 50.00 with drinks and deli style chips.

The tacos here are five stars for this area, but the guac is five stars for for anywhere that…read moreserves guac and chips. The chips were especially perfectly crisp and salted. I loved my carnitas Taco but the chorizo was only okay. I really appreciated there being an accessible outdoor dining table right outside the restaurant. There are a couple wheelchair accessible seats inside, though most of the seats are high tops, which is not ideal. The entrance didn't have any barriers and the bathroom was constructed very well, offering plenty of space. Very friendly owners. Overall, an excellent addition to Lake George Village

A great spot for fresh tacos in the heart of Lake George! The tacos were fresh and flavorful, and…read morethe guacamole was delicious. Burritos were ok but guacamole made up for it. It was a nice change of pace from all the pizza options in such a busy tourist town. The staff was friendly, and the casual counter-service setup made ordering quick and easy. There is paid street parking nearby, so plan accordingly. One small thing to note: they don't have fountain sodas if that's what you're looking for. Overall, a tasty, fresh meal in a convenient location that I'd happily visit again.

Located in a cute off just off the bridge from the Sagamore. Plenty of parking and part of the same…read moreshopping center as the little grocery store. They had apple fritters with icing on top, a jelly toast cookie (asked what that was and got it and it was sooo good), donuts, apple pies, muffins and then menu to order your sandwich, bagel.

Don;t go to the sunshine diner first by accident like we did. Sunrise cafe is a red building around…read morethe corner from the main drag. It has excellent service (very fast, friendly, competent) and really good coffee drinks and pastries. Definitely would go back

I love this place. My buddy and I stop here every time we head to the north country for camping…read more They have amazing sandwiches with a lot of choices and sizes. The smallest is two meals. Nice butcher shop, too. Large selection of spices. I'd go here a lot more often if it were closer to my home. Highly recommended.

Always great food.Service is with a smile and informative and the ambiance is what's expected…read more We got an Easter Ham recently and it was the best ham we've ever had. Thank you MSotN

DP Grill is closed for good with a for sale sign in the front of the property. Shame, was a nice…read moreplace to eat

Was looking for a place that would accommodate our large family reunion group for dinner and…read moreDiamond Point Grille came to the rescue. I worked with Kat, who was very helpful in putting it all together. We were able to dine Sat night of a long weekend, although we were asked to come before 5pm, to avoid prime dinner time. Kat had me send our order ahead of time, which was a great idea so there was little to no wait. We sat at a long table in the front outdoor area, distanced from other tables. The wait service was excellent; our waitress came several times to check on us and our food and drinks came quickly. She even helped us take a group photo in front of the place! My only qualm would be the menu - it was a bit limited, and a few items were discontinued - but Kat was able to modify and make things work for us. Considering how large a group we were, I was impressed how smoothly everything went. Had a good experience and would highly recommend!

Love this place. The iced coffee is excellent, tasty smooth and delicious. The XL fulfills my needs…read moreon an early morning, but the QT size cup will not fit in your cup holder. Had the "201" Breakfast Sandwich on ciabatta bread and it was delicious. Egg cooked perfectly, warm cheese and Taylor ham. Try the Bear Claw if you're looking for a warm morning pastry that will not leave you disappointed. I'm very excited to have found this spot and look forward to coming for years to come.

Finally braved the line and tried Bear's Cup (usually we eat at Sunrise Cafe across the street)…read more Given that the lines are long I'd say you can find pretty comparable things across the street at Sunrise, like ice coffee and lattes, pastries and egg sandwiches. The coffee here is a bit fancier though, that's all. But the real difference is the bagels. Bear's Cup is serving up a thick and fluffy New York style bagel. I'm not sure if you can find that anywhere else in Bolton. When my kids want a bagel and CC for breakfast it definitely makes sense to come here over Sunrise!

Good pizza for upstate New York. Medium thickness crust with some flop. Stromboli rolls are decent…read more Best pizza in the area so far. Staff not very pleasant nor welcoming but for a take out order it's more about the food. Pricing decent. Will return as hard to find decent pizza in the dacks.

Ok, so the only reason they don't get 5 stars is because the Margherita pie is well, not what I…read moreconsider a true Margherita pie. Mostly wholeish tomatoes when it should be a rustic chunky sauce, surrounding islands of whole milk mozzarella cheese slices and basil. That reminds me, where was the sauce? That being said, it was good, just not bangin.' Anyhoo, also ordered the Lumberjack pie and it was good. I normally do not like a busy pie, but it was tasty. Best damn garlic knots. EVER. Usually they are dryish balls of bread, but this? Clearly fresh baked. Even the kids asked for seconds. Pretty good good food and they have nice outdoor seating.

To start our server, Lana was amazing. she made us feel very comfortable…read more The food was exceptional and ended with delicious desserts. Would highly recommend the starter lamb pops and the braised beef. Everything came out on time and hot. Everything was seasoned properly. We ate outside but next time will try inside because it looked so nice. As an FYI, the menu really isn't kid friendly unless they have refined tastes. Haha.

Despite it being almost an hour away, I chose Chateau on the Lake to celebrate my husband's and my…read moreanniversary (which OpenTable did communicate, thank you). I had every expectation that it would the perfect setting for a quiet dinner with a lovely view, exceptional cuisine and attentive service. Unfortunately, for a restaurant of this caliber, they did not meet the mark. Let's start with the good stuff. They have a parking lot which is really appreciated in Bolton Landing, NY. We were warmly greeted at the door and wished Happy Anniversary. We were seated on the porch (our choice of tables because there was only one set of two diners in the restaurant at 6 p.m. on a Sunday night). Off to a good start. I commented about the pretty dress the hostess (at least we assumed she was) who seated us was wearing. A sweet Jamaican gal who goes by "Skinny Girl" offered water and chatted with us (we recognized her Caribbean accent and asked her which Jamaican parish she was from). She was more attentive to us during the evening than our waiter, Owen (he was clearly overwhelmed handling tables on the porch as well as on the patio outside). To his credit, Owen was honest about the crab legs and we were grateful. Service was slow, from drinks to getting the bill. What really rattled our chains is that the hostess in the pretty dress visited diners at every table on the porch - sometimes more than once - except us. We felt ignored. Our drinks were very good. The specialty of the house (a cucumber concoction) was actually the signature drink at our wedding. My husband enjoyed it. My Blood Orange Martini was delicious, albeit $18 which I thought was more like NYC prices. Appetizers were good. I ordered the Escargot which was served on puff pastry with a light cream sauce. Delicious. My husband's Grilled Clams did not look to be grilled at all, and swimming in what appeared to be the same cream sauce as my Escargot which, because he is lactose intolerant, was a concern. My husband's Chef's Choice steak was strip steak, cooked rare as requested, and served over truffle mashed potatoes with asparagus spears on the side. While pricey st $65, he was pleased. I ordered the venison, rare ($41). What was served to me were 2-1/2 small medallions of which two were rare and one was seriously well done (could not eat it). Spinach was on the side. I would have loved some of the yummy truffle mashed potatoes that accompanied my husband's steak. Again, with no one paying attention to us, by the time our waiter came to check on our food, my husband was already finished with his meal. So Owen's offer to return my overcooked venison to the kitchen was not an option. I packed my dinner to go. We asked for an order of churros to share and two coffees (the espresso machine apparently wasn't working). The coffee was old and barely lukewarm. We asked for replacements. One would think that the kitchen staff would try to make up for their two errors and at least provide us with fresh replacements. Nope. They probably microwaved the first two cups. I did not drink mine. This restaurant claims to be rated among the top 100 in the country. We certainly expected better service and care worthy of their New York City prices. I've worked in the hospitality industry for over 40 years and would never disrespect customers like that, especially when they chose my restaurant for a special occasion. So yes, I was disappointed. Would we give Chateau on the Lake another chance? We have so many wonderful choices in Saratoga and Albany (which would have been the same distance). Maybe.

Last year when we ate there it was a 5 star. This year only a 4 star. The service was great, but…read morethey have changed to the part skim cheese. PLEASE bring back the whole milk cheese.

Giuseppe's in Lake George is a reminder that while the food scene in the Village has come a long…read moreway in recent years, it still isn't exactly a food lover's paradise. I'll admit that living near Trenton has made me a little spoiled when it comes to pizza, but even with that in mind, this was not great by any stretch of the national imagination. The main appeal was convenience. Giuseppe's was only a few steps from our hotel, and the idea of eating pizza on the balcony overlooking the lake at sunset sounded too good to pass up. The order was ready quickly, less than thirty minutes, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, despite asking for utensils and plates both on the phone and again in person, they forgot them entirely. A short walk back to the shop solved the problem, and to their credit, the staff handed them over without any fuss. The pizza itself was the kind of food that serves a purpose but not a memory. The crust was too thick and doughy, the sauce had very little character, and the cheese existed mostly to keep everything from falling apart. It was utility-grade food sold at premium tourist-town prices. We knew we were paying that tax going in, but even so, it felt steep for what we got. Still, it did the job. Our family had a meal, the sunset over the lake was beautiful, and we went from phone call to first bite in under forty minutes on a Saturday night. For that, I'll give some credit. But for the pizza itself, there's not much to recommend. Three stars for speed and convenience, not for flavor.