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New York, United States Food Guide: 7 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Youngstown
Find out what American restaurants to try in Youngstown. Youngstown is a village in Niagara County, New York, USA. The population was 2,063 at the 2013 census. It is part of the Buffalo–Niagara Falls Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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7. Syros Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By SenoraSofia
Wow, wow, wow. It was the most delicious breakfast.We both ordered our eggs with a Greek twist. My meal was loaded with the most tasty peppers, onions and potatoes. My spouse's meal included the gyro meat.Everything was so well cooked and fresh, and what a nice large serving. We were hungry and we ate every bite.Our waiter was great, and he kept the fresh coffee pouring our way.We had never been to Lewiston, and will definitely be back both to this restaurant for a lunch or dinner and to walk the downtown business district.My husband picked this restaurant, and I am grateful that he did. It made our time along the Niagara River more memorable and enjoyable.
6. Brickyard Pub & BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 498 reviews
Lewiston's First Authentic Pit BBQ Smokehouse.
Reviewed By TrpReviwr
I couldnât find a separate listing for Brickyard Brewing Company, which is attached to the Brickyard, so Iâm putting my review here as I see a few others have done. We visited with both adults and children. Very family friendly. There were a few vegetarian selections - soy burger on the sandwich menu, and pierogi and hummus on the small plates section. The soy burgers were okay. The side salad was really pretty good with the Thai vinegarette. We tried a couple flights of beer and the beers were pretty good. No official kids menu but the waiter said they could make grilled cheese, pizza logs or chicken fingers for the kids. Nice, laid back atmosphere. Good service. Next time we might try the Brickyard.
5. Apple Granny
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By Allison H
The menu showed such promise. I was actually excited to try some good comfort food. What a disappointment. I had a vegetable plate which included macaroni and cheese, and mashed potatoes. It is hard to screw up those two dishes, but somehow they managed. Both dishes tasted off. Just off, just wrong. No cultural, regional differences nonsenseâthey were just off. It was also uncomfortably hot, despite being air conditioned. Our server disappeared. We had to search the restaurant to find her to get our check. Then, we had to hunt her down to get her to cash us out. Never again.
4. The Youngstown Galley
Reviewed By Diane K
We have been to the Youngstown Galley numerous times since they opened. Whether breakfast, lunch or dinner the food never fails to satisfy. On this trip, we had the special of a chuck roast sandwich which came with fries, butternut squash soup and a house salad. All food was fresh and very well prepared. Our server was present but not overbearing. They have a beer and wine license. The desserts are homemade by the owner/chef, Rebecca. We were smart enough to take the delicious chocolate mousse cake home to be enjoyed later. We're going back tomorrow for lunch. You need to check it out. Really...
3. Ray's Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By JuneNY
My sister has mentioned this place several times over the past few years, especially stressing that the BEEF ON WECK here is very good. Today we finally got together to go.I love the interesting decor..............it is comfortable and welcoming. We both had the BOW and I am pretty sure it is one of the best BOW's I have ever had. The fresh cut fries were good. The small cup of homemade pickles they served us were really good also. The service was fast and friendly. Prices are fair and reasonable.
2. Bandana's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By D423MYmarya
quiet bar atmosphere with separate old time decor dining area for non bar guests. Comfortable table settings without crowding which allows for consumption of tasty breakfast , lunch, and dinner items or daily specials any time of t he day you crave them. Monday Macaroni is a must.Friendly staff and patrons makes the dining experience well worth the trip. You WON'T find a waitress with an attitude in this place.If you're lucky you even catch a quick run in with the chef so you can tell him how tasty and satisfied you are with the dishes he has prepared for you.
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1. Youngstown Village Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Freespirit134
Friendly service, good selection, quality food. Don't miss the "Kicken Chicken Soup," a rich chicken corn chowder with a nice measure of heat to provide the kick. Generous portions and fresh ingredients make the Youngstown Village Diner a reliable crowd pleaser.Thank you so much for the nice review
Youngstown Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Youngstown
