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1. Dali Mamma
Reviewed By timothyh987
Pleasantly surprised by this cafe tucked away across the street from the US District Court in Albany, NY. Very reasonable prices and everything is made fresh in house. The staff is very friendly and create a home-like atmosphere. The menu is a guide meaning they will adjust your order any way you would like if the ability to do so is there. I would definitely recommend this cafe for lunch and I plan in becoming a repeat customer when in the area.
2. Recovery Sports Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Recovery Sports Grill is a family-friendly sports grill offering a unique, yet comfortable atmosphere. With a focus on the community, guests enjoy local memorabilia showcased throughout the restaurant. With 13 locations, in five states, we pride ourselves
Reviewed By Bill M
Very much like most Sports Bars. Loud atmosphere, with hi-top tables.The food was good - the drinks were OK. Being somewhat of a chain, no over pours.
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3. Diner Time
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Maurene_K
Returning from two weeks in St. Catharines-Niagara Region, the Hamilton-Burlington, and Toronto areas, I stopped over in the Albany-Latham-Colonie area for a few days.The first full day in the area, I had lunch at DinerTime which was close to the La Quinta I stayed at. I remember this as the Circle Diner from several years ago. Under the new ownership, it has been completely renovated. At the time of my visit, it had been open for about 15 months.Thanks to reviews by other TripAdvisor members that I read before deciding on where to eat, I knew that the food at this diner would be good. The décor includes a wall decoration â wallpaper, I think -- with all different types of clocks set to different times and hourglasses. On arrival, I was greeted and seated promptly.The beige leatherette booth I sat in was very comfortable. The menu had all the diner classics from breakfasts, sandwiches, and burgers to salads and hot dinners and then some, plus modern additions such as wraps, quesadillas, and panini. The waitress came by for my beverage order and returned with it a minute later.For lunch, I ordered the DinerTime Deluxe Burger at $8.95 + 72 cents tax for a total of $9.67. It cane with lettuce, tomato, and a choice of cheese. I took Swiss cheese. Homemade coleslaw and French fries came on the side. It was about a 15-minute wait for my food. The burger came topped with a few onion rings. The burger was cooked just as ordered ~ at medium. It was moist and tasty. The cheese was melted nicely. The coleslaw and French fries were both quite good. The burger was 8 oz. I had difficulty finishing my meal. Service from Marisa was great. The place was clean.The desserts in the cases had eye-pooping appeal. On this trip, I didnât have room for dessert. That 8 oz. burger was very filling.I rate DinerTime at 4.50 and highly recommend a visit.The restaurant had a ramp accessible by wheelchair on the left side of the front entrance. If you found this review helpful, please click THANK below.
