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Where to eat American food in Newark: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Newark. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Newark is a village in Wayne County, New York, U.S., 35 miles (56 km) south east of Rochester and 48 miles (77 km) west of Syracuse. The population was 9,145 at the 2010 census. The Village of Newark is in the south part of the Town of Arcadia and is in the south of Wayne County. It is the most populated community in Wayne County.
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10. Erie Shore Landing
Erie Shore Landing is a retail business of The Arc Wayne composed of a cafe, ice cream parlor, printshop, and rentable retail space for local goods along the Erie Canal in Newark, NY. We try to source all of our food and beverages from local vendors to ha
9. Newark Kountry Club
8. Bee Tee's Drive In
Reviewed By M8604XOkevinm
If you're looking for a good burger, ice cream, hot dog, fries, or other comfort food, look no further than BeeTee's. Run by a husband/wife team, the food is always good and cooked to order. It is closed in the winter, but open the rest of the year. Try it, you'll like it.
7. Tom Wahl's Newark
Overall Ratings
3 based on 26 reviews
Tom Wahl's in Avon has been a family tradition for upstate New Yorkers since 1955. Customers have been known to travel great distances just to enjoy a juicy Wahlburgerâ¢, hot crispy fries and a frosted mug or two of our delicious handcrafted root beer. Tod
Reviewed By Snowbirdny
My Hamburg was tasty and the roll was fresh. The hamburger was thin and i have had thicker burgers for a better price. Condiments are limited which is a negative. . My spouse ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich and French fries. The bun was tough and the sandwich fell apart. He wished he had ordered something different. French fries were ok . We both got unsweetened ice tea which I found to be too strong. The bill came to just over $19.00. Most likely wonât be coming back. Not a lot of value for the price .
6. Nanas Village Restaurant
Reviewed By sandiv2016
This restaurant is one of Newark's best kept secrets,Nana's does have limited hours but whenever I have been in there it isn't crowed and you can gt excellent service, The food I have eaten I have enjoyed just lunch so I have only had their sandwiches. Plenty of parking might be hard to get in with a wheelchair.
5. Corner Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By D1169LZjeremyh
Previous reviews and especially the online menu sounded encouraging. Reality was quite different. Actual menu rather pedestrian. Service was horrible - we were the only table occupied on the restaurant side after a party of 8 left shortly after we were seated but had to remind wait staff to bring appetizers after 1/2 hr. wait. Another reminder to check if entrees ready. Beef on bun was ok. Portabella pannini was garlicky with nice hot bun but cold portabella, minimal cheese or balsamic. Meh.
4. Cross Park Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By 300walt
Stopped in for dinner while returning home. I have stopped here before, but last time was over two years ago as I don't have business in Newark anymore. I hag goulash, which had a nice marinara type sauce rather than a normal smooth tomato sauce. It was a vegetable goulash and the sauce had peppers and onions and carrots (chunky cut). A nice spicy taste, not overpowering, yet delicious. I was torn between the goulash and the London broil, which I used to have regularly. A neighboring table got that entree and it looked just like I used to get and the man told his wife that it was very good. My waitress was Lizzy. She was great and made suggestions for sides. I had a cup of the beef vegetable soup which was definitely homemade and delicious. My wife got the hot turkey sandwich with french fries and cole slaw. The portions were large, but not overwhelming and the cost was reasonable. In fact, the London broil was at least two or three dollars less than in other restaurants and the quantity was the same as competitors.
3. Canal View Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By 440jeffr
Open seating, lots of windows. Large menu. My sandwich was good and fairly priced. Seems to be a locals place to go. Large selection of desserts. Good place for lunch!
2. Craft 120
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Joellmk
Our youngest daughter had a birthday party in the area so we looked to TripAdvisor for a recommendation & came across this gem. We were lucky enough to meet the owner who was tending bar who whipped up some phenomenal cocktails for me (winter white cosmo & several Moscow Mules) while keeping my husband happy with the craft beer selection (& our older daughter with N/A options). After a few cocktails, we had a wonderful dinner sharing the poutine appetizer to start. Hubby had the short ribs w/ a side of potatoes, I had the mushroom risotto w/ side of Brussels spouts & daughter had the truffle burger - all were phenomenal! We will go out of our way to return! Really awesome light fixtures!
1. Parker's Grille & Tap House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Clawboot
It's a bar and grille, not a fine dining restaurant. And it's a very good bar and grille. We went for lunch on a Friday and the place was very busy. We were seated near the bar and could have a pleasant conversation. We ordered two different salads, a Caesar with chicken and a cobb. Both were very, very good -- fresh with lots of ingredients and large.I've driven past Parkers for ten years, and this is the first time I've been in. I wish I had stopped in years ago.
