Location: Interlaken
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Top 10 American food in Interlaken, New York, United States
Find out what American restaurants to try in Interlaken. Interlaken is a village in Seneca County, New York, United States. The population was 602 at the 2010 census. The name is related to the village's position between two lakes.
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10. Americana Vineyard & Winery
Reviewed By DeeBee1011
The winery is a short distance away from Ithaca town. It comprises the winery and a cafe. The wine tasting experience is truly wonderful and the wines themselves very nice. Though fairly cowded on most days (especially in the evenings) the entire family owning the vineyard and winery pitch in to ensure prompt and cheerful attendance.
9. Brews and Brats at Autumn View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Beautiful setting in the Fingerlakes Wine Country. Homemade German potato salad, Homemade pasta salad,Homemade sauerkraut, Homemade pickled eggs, local bratwurst and hotdogs, Spezi, and Apfelschorle. Local Wines and Hard Ciders and more.
Reviewed By Hamguinster
A real nice place to stop for quick drinks, and a meal. I got the Garlic and Onion Brat, with a side of the potato salad. I gotta say, I was NOT disappointed! Being German myself the Bratwurst was so deliciously juicy with that nice tough-ish skinto hold it together! The potato salad was also delicious as well, homemade too.. I think, pretty sure, it tasted homemade. The employees there were very nice, and liked to chat, which is good,cause I love to chat also, lol. I was really glad I turned my car around and decided to stop here. I will certainly be checking this place out again someday.
8. Suzanne Fine Regional Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Cooking School, Private Dining and Special Events. We offer both hands-on and demonstration classes, wine dinners, private parties and wedding receptions. The schedule will be carefully managed so that each offering is a special well thought out and execu
Reviewed By Palomino922
We were disappointed to learn that Suzanne is no longer open to the public but only for private party and banquet functions. We thank all of our customers for dining with us in the past! I want to help with your understanding of our new business. While we are not open for nightly dinner service, we are offering the following: Occasional five course dinners paired with wine, cooking classes, both demonstration and hands -on, that include a three course meal, pastry classes and private cooking classes. All are open to the public and the schedule and menus can be found on our website calendar. Additionally, we are hosting private dinners of 15 or more guests, rehearsal dinners and wedding receptions.We look forward to hosting all of these events, cooking and teaching with passion and serving with grace! Bon Appetit!Bob and Suzanne
7. Atlas Bowl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
EAT from-scratch cooking featuring eclectic tacos, griddle-cooked burgers, shareable plates and chef-driven entrees. Vegetarian, gluten-free and allergen friendly. DRINK craft and artisanal beer, wine and spirits from our neighborhood and beyond. BOWL a g
Reviewed By CascoBayVegan
This was our second time eating here as we were visiting relatives in the area. It was late afternoon so it wasn't busy. We were waiting on promptly and our meals were delivered after a reasonable wait. We ordered the 'vegan burger' and while not an Impossible Burger or Beyond Beef it was still quite good. There are not many options for vegan dining without driving to Ithaca but this fit the bill. As a side we ordered tater tots and the portion was a little large but very good. I would eat here again, but request a table away from the bowling lanes.
6. The Thirsty Owl Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
An elegant French bistro offering a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake from our covered wood porch or A/C dining room. Our cuisine is fresh, delicious and professionally prepared. We offer the finest appetizers, soups, salads and creative entrees that have
Reviewed By Heatherru
While we were visiting wineries in the region we happened upon Thirsty Owl Wine Co. We decided to have lunch in the bistro. There was lovely covered patio seating with nice views of the water. We opted for a turkey Panini and a ham and cheese Panini. They were both very tasty. I got a small salad along with my sandwich and the Riesling dressing (made on site) was so good! We tried the Cabernet Sauvignon and another red wine that was a mix of Malbec, Syrah and Cab. Franc. Both were very good. We could have stayed all afternoon - it was just so nice & relaxing.
5. Hazelnut Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 384 reviews
Hazelnut Kitchen is located in Trumansburg NY, the heart of the Finger Lakes Region. Since 2007, we have been using locally sourced farm ingredients in a casually elegant open kitchen dining atmosphere. Our menu changes frequently, inspired by whatâs in s
Reviewed By justsaying49
A warm welcome is always the sign of a good start. The cocktails and hot Parker House Rolls with a homemade butter, peach, tomato etc. is another sign of great things to come. Salad ingredients make for combinations you never imagined like grilled cantaloupe, roasted corn and peppers and a cheese custard. It all works.Pepper Chicken Sausage with eggplant puree is another amazing appetizer.Pastas are house made so my fantastic Fried Chicken was accompanied by delicious gnocchi, homemade slaw and pickle chips.Hubby ordered Chef's Surprise which was a perfectly cooked Duck Breast in a cherry sauce on a bed of vegetables . Son ordered the Diced Pork Belly Pasta which he raved about the entire evening. We shared a Plum Jam filled Donut with lemon curd sauce, white chocolate glaze and toasted nuts. We fought for the last morsel. Hazelnut Kitchen is a must when in the Finger Lakes Region.
4. O'Malley's Cabin On the Lake
Overall Ratings
3 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By ShelSouthShore_MA
Enjoyed an evening here with the locals! It is very much a local pub, where everyone knows everyone else! They were all friendly and glad to talk about the pub and the area. They have a full bar, craft beer, and wine by the glass. They have a small but adequate salad bar, a variety of meals, sandwiches, and pizzas! Good drinks and food, nice people, fair prices!
3. Busy Bee Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
The Busy Bee Market Café & Grocery is a Seasonal Lakeside Café serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner -- May thru November. Groceries, Gifts, Bait, Ice Cream, Wine & Beer, and much more! Kayaks and paddle boards for rent and now Cottages available nightly or w
Reviewed By DJC1976
Stopped here while touring the wine trail. Had a wonderful lunch. Don't let the rear entrance of the building scare you away. The front features a wonderful porch and dining area overlooking Cayuga Lake. The market is warm and inviting. Food was delicious, homemade, and of excellent quality. Great spot for lunch and many brews on tap. Lots of delicious baked goods, soups, and salads as well. A real gem!
2. Crystal Lake Cafe at Americana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
The Crystal Lake Cafe at Americana Vineyards represents our continuous effort to give customers a unique Finger Lakes Experience. As a proud member of the Finger Lakes Culinary Bounty, we work everyday to create dishes made with fresh local products such
Reviewed By Lydia M
My family rents a lake house on Seneca Lake every year and we always make sure to stop here for the five-cheese grilled cheese- it is really good! They also always have a couple of decent vegetarian options. The service is sometimes a bit slow, but it's a good place to start with a glass of Americana's wine/beer and enjoy the view. The winery also has two resident dogs who sometimes make the rounds looking for handouts or crumbs and, being a dog lover, this makes me like it here even more.
1. Finger Lakes Cider House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Finger Lakes Cider House is the hub of the hard cider renaissance in New York apple country. In our tasting room, here on Good Life Farm, you can savor the craft of five artisan cider makers and many inspired local food growers. You can visit the Cider Ho
Reviewed By dese2
We try to make it to the Cider House a few times a year. They always have something special gong on from cider events to special menus, to music. And all the food and cider are local. You can taste the love!This time we had Cheese and Charcuterie plates and a farm salad. They offer several meats and cheeses. You decide which you want to have. The farm salad was a chopped salad with cabbage, other vegetables, nuts and a yummy dressing. It was big enough to share with the plates. We had ginger beer and a switchel. Both are great non alcholic offering. Don't pass them by! They offer free parking right next to the building and a small shop where you can stock-up on their wonderful products and some local cheeses.
