Location: Farmington
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Best American food near Farmington, New York, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Farmington, New York, United States. Farmington is a town located in the northern part of Ontario County, New York, United States. The population was 11,825 at the 2010 census. Farmington is about twenty-five miles southeast of Rochester, New York. The town was named after Farmington, Connecticut.
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10. Chit Chat Cafe'
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Raggs99
If you are lucky, you will find a parking space here. This place has built a reputation for fine breakfasts and overall a nice place to chit-chat! The breakfast menu is complete. The prices are reasonable. The servers are all friendly. There is more seating available than you would think from just driving by.
9. The Green Front
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By Scott F
If you're hungry for excellent pizza & wings, this is the place! Limited seating area but fun high-top community table seating.
8. North Star Coffee
North Star Coffee, a division of Ontario ARC, is a high-visibility social enterprise creating employment opportunities for people with disabilities or other challenges. We offer great local coffee from Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters in a unique, brand new,
Reviewed By 21jem
Stopped in with my mother after a long antiquing session at Ontario Antique Mall nearby. Very nice, new coffee shop- nice seating area with enormous windows! We shared a tasty lemon scone and each had a flavored iced latte. Very nice coffee shop with friendly employees- would recommend !
7. Simply Crepes Cafe - Canandaigua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 433 reviews
A full service, "polished casual" restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert. Beer, wine, specialty coffees & frozen drinks, served year round! We take the mystery out of crepes by fusing a French Canadian crepe, family traditions and America
Reviewed By Wendy J
We happened into this place on a whim while shopping in town. I'm so glad we did. I'm gluten free so I opted for the creme brulee oatmeal. OMG it was wonderful. Perfect oatmeal with sliced bananas,custard, and maple sugar glaze with fresh fruit on top. It's a bit pricey for oatmeal but so worth it. They do offer gluten free crepes made with buckwheat flour for an extra charge. When we got there I let the host - who was also apparently the owner- know we had an appointment in an hour. He sent our server right over. Family members had strawberry crepes and turkey bacon lettuce and avocado crepe. Everyone was happily impressed. Food was delicious. Server was quick and personable. We will definitely return.
6. Last Call
Reviewed By Allen21096
Last Call is located on State Route 96, just east of Highway 332 (Rochester Rd.) It is a small town flair about it. The staff was friendly and even the patrons were friendly. There is plenty of parking in the front. For bar food, what we ordered tasted good. They do offer pool as well as darts.
5. Bistro 11
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By DownEast47
We enjoy bringing friends to Bistro 11. However, it can be noisy, making it difficult to hold a conversation ... even if you're a "young senior." On our recent visit, we booked a later reservation, so toward the end of our dinner, it was quieter. Our server was a joy - funny and yet professional and helpful.The food is always delicious!! On Saturday I enjoyed your salmon special - delectable; not overdone! The veggies were done just right; even the summer squash which can tend to be overcooked when paired with other veggies.I don't recall that you had Finger Lakes wines on your wine list - at least not a white. After all, the Finger Lakes Region was voted #1 in the USA again this year. How about supporting our local wineries - a treasure!
4. Eric's Office Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 389 reviews
Reviewed By chris13209
We were in town visiting a new brewery and we wanted to get dinner. I looked at trip advisor and scanned the top 20 options. I looked at the menu here and it looked pretty good. But the name of the restaurant almost made me go someplace else. We went here and the parking lot was full. We went on to get a table and the hostess told us 20 minutes for a table. We went to the bar and got a drink. The bartender was a very friendly guy. He asked us our names and started conversation with us, seemed like a nice guy. We were seated and they had a clip board of specials for the night and their regular menu. They have a great variety of food and they are not shy about the portion sizes. We started with the card cake appetizer and it was excellent. The sauce they use is great. My wife ordered the gnocchi special with beef tips. I ordered the beef rib special that comes with Mac &cheese and cole slaw. My wife loved her meal. I tried it and it was very good. My meal was excellent. Everything was great and what a huge portion. Here is the kicker, it was only 14.99. Yep, 14.99 for 3 beef ribs and a large portion of homemade mac&chesse and cole slaw. Our waiter was very good too. He said he has worked there for 5 years. Nice guy and you could tell he has been a waiter for awhile. We will be returning here.
3. Eddie O'Briens Grille & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By MacedonBill
We came for a fish fry and arrived on Friday at 5:15. Were promptly taken to a table but we asked about a booth (there were 2 empty) but were told they were reserved for guests arriving at 5:45 and 6:30!. We grudgingly sat at the table, knowing with certainty that we could have sat at a booth. While eating noticed an occupied booth emptied out at 5:35. So basically, there was no reason not to seat us at a booth! We also noted that another couple were denied booth seating just after we arrived. The hosts need to better manage seating! But the food was good and so was the service. We had been there several times before this.
2. Park Place Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Loren48503
It looks like a classic diner from the outside and it is. But it seemed more spacious and comfortable than the diners styled on the days of yore.The food is solid if not great. It's diner food basically. And probably a little bit higher priced than average too.But the service was way above average. Instead of seeing how few employees you can get by with they seem to almost have an abundance. And this is not an indictment of a poor business practice but rather a praising for adequate staffing. A practice which I hope catches on. My food came out very quickly, was appropriately cooked, and arranged well on the plate. I actually got a second cup of coffee and was offered another. I wasn't there probably more than 20 minutes either.
1. Finger Lakes Casino - Vineyard Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By mamaknows
I used to always rave about this buffet, but was supremely disappointed when I went on MLK Day. A special of 2 for $25 was advertised, but it really was not that special. Popcorn shrimp, dried looking Mexican food, mislabeled Asian food, and a salad bar that lacked a lot vegetables. The desserts have changed and it's been more than a year since I've been here. I
