Location: Saratoga Springs
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Where to Eat in Saratoga Springs: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Saratoga Springs is one of those special getaway spots where everything is just, well, pretty close to perfect. The city's lovely tree-lined streets and grand old Victorians, porch swings swaying and gardens brimming with colorful flora bring to mind a gentler era. World-class horse racing, renowned performing arts and natural springs spas, plus 13 golf courses, 10 museums, a historic battlefield, fabulous boutiques, antiques and restaurants mean there is something for everyone. Relax at the Lincoln Mineral Baths, window shop in town and then it's off to the races. Walk everywhere, it's that kind of place. One of the oldest tourist destinations in the United States, Saratoga offers ample accommodation choices in elegant hotels, historic bed and breakfasts or comfortable inns. The only drawback is you may never want to leave.
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1. 15 Church Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 598 reviews
Reviewed By Andy05255 - Manchester, Vermont
We were in Saratoga spring to celebrate our birthdays and decided to try 15 Church Street. Our server Holly was very friendly and professional as were all the staff! We enjoyed some wonderful appetizers and fantastic dinners, followed by outstanding deserts! This is amuse visit while you are in Saratoga Springs, NY
2. Osteria Danny
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 312 reviews
A small, Italian-American eatery in the heart of Saratoga Springs, New York with an evolving menu to match the palate of Chef Danny, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients when available. Come as friends, leave as family.
Reviewed By bytorandthesnowdog - upstate NY
We joined friends for our second visit to Osteria Danny last night.
As per our first meal, everything was excellent. Ann, our friendly bartender was great, so was our server Ryan.
All meals were wonderfully prepared and quite tasty! Reservations are a must, place is fairly small.
Looking forward to our next dinner @ Danny.
3. Mrs London's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 492 reviews
Located in the heart of historic Saratoga Springs, Mrs. London's Café and Bakery is dedicated to using the freshest, finest, natural ingredients. Whether it's our decadent pastries and desserts, artisanal handmade breads, sandwiches, and soups, we put much thought into everything we make.
Reviewed By Doris S
They have always been a family favorite. We take all our visitors here , as there pastry and a pot of tea are the real deal. Homemade bread also tops their list for all their sandwiches . A but more expensive in some ways but worth every penny. A delightful
Place out for an afternoon refresh.
4. Scallions Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By Clyde G
I had the Challah French toast and the eggs benedict, my wife an omelette and my daughter fresh fruit, yogurt, everything was great and the atmosphere was fun and relating. While there are lots of good selections in Saratoga this should make the top of your list.
5. Triangle Diner
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 274 reviews
Triangle Diner is cozy clean diner on the corner of Route 9 & Maple Avenue in Beautiful Saratoga Springs NY. Our hours are Monday thru Saturday from 6:00 AM to 2:00PM and Sunday from 7:00AM to 1:00PM We want everyone to feel comfortable and happy here. It is a nice place to meet people and always offers interesting conversation.The cooks are very accommodating, If you like something thats not on the menu they can almost always whip it up. So stop in and give us a try. We serve Breakfast & Lunch 7 days a week We have delicious homemade soups and desserts daily.
Reviewed By Kurt W - New York City, New York
Whether you're spending time in the quaint town of Saratoga Springs or just need a stopping place off I-87 on the way to points north (as we were), the Triangle Diner is a delight. Based exclusively on reviews from TripAdvisor, we stopped last month on our way up to Montreal from New York. It's a tiny place and many of the reviews had said to be prepared to wait for a table, but we almost abandoned it altogether because we had trouble finding a place to park. Once that dilemma was solved, we were shown to a table immediately and had a delicious and plentiful breakfast at a very reasonable price. Having driven through Saratoga Springs to get to the restaurant, we were charmed by the town and plan to go back for a long weekend. When we do, I'm sure the Triangle will be part of our plans.
6. Olde Bryan Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Step back in time to one of Saratoga’s most historic buildings. Colonial charm, revolutionary cuisine. Please be advised that menu items and prices are subject to change based on market prices and at Chef's discretion.
Reviewed By Darlene W - Queensbury, New York
I celebrated my birthday here. It was a great choice. The fried mushroom appetizer are my favorite and the best you will ever have. Our waitress was very friendly and her service was excellent. I requested a long time favorite Lily fettuccine. It's no longer on the menu but they gladly made it for me. And it was wonderful. My husband had the prime rib sandwich which he raved about how delicious it was. My birthday dinner was so great! I love the Olde Bryan Inn!
7. Boca Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 488 reviews
Its a new restaurant which opened on June 12, 2012
Reviewed By robcE7437WQ - Latham, New York
I was in Saratoga Springs for lunch and only knew of one restaurant. When I got there, that restaurant was closed permanently. However, a couple doors down I found the Boca Bistro and man was it worth the trip! The bar had a great feel,...MoreThank you so much for your review of Boca Bistro, we're happy to hear you enjoyed yourself. You're right about the BLT, the Manchego cheese and house made garlic aioli make all the difference.Hope to see you again sometime soon!
8. Ravenous
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 233 reviews
Ravenous features a wide selection of savory and sweet crepes for lunch, dinner, or weekend brunch. Locals also rave about the Belgian pommes frites - fresh-cut, twice-cooked French fries served in paper cones, with your choice of dipping sauce. Beer, wine, espresso concoctions and homemade cold drinks round out a unique menu.
Reviewed By ScottInIndia - Washington DC, District of Columbia
Ravenous on Phila Street in Saratoga Springs is one of those “finds” that you stumble upon serendipitously. At least we did. Looking for a breakfast place and not all that interested in the more touristic places up on Union Avenue we happened upon Ravenous Creperie and what a find it is! First of all, it’s kind of a “hole in the wall” restaurant, small, cluttered but cozy and bright for all that. The menu has both sweet and savory crepes in a myriad of combo fillings to suit any taste. Plus you can craft your own with a couple of dozen meat and vegetarian fillings and a variety of cheese. Not only are the crepes to die for, their pommes frites are truly extraordinary. It was crowded when we arrived and waited outside on the sidewalk for maybe 25 minutes before being seated but it was well worth the wait. The servers were helpful and friendly and the coffee was spectacular. I cannot recommend Ravenous highly enough. The food was just spectacular.
9. Druthers Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By beachfamily627 - Oakville, Canada
We visited from Canada passing through Saratoga Springs for one night. They were kind enough to give us a reservation. Our server was excellent and great food recommendations and excellent beer. The Mac and cheese looked amazing but too big for us. Loved the firecracker salad and grilled cheese. AMAZING! Our son had the ugly burger and it was loaded with an egg and onion ring. We will definitely return every year as there are so many more things we want to try. You can’t go wrong here!
10. Prime at Saratoga National Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
Prime at Saratoga National features fine dining, drink specials and live entertainment all year long. Lunch and dinner are served daily during golf season, and our legendary Sunday Live Jazz Brunch is a favorite every weekend — no matter what the season! Come enjoy our first-class service in an atmosphere of casual elegance. Everyone is welcome at Prime!
Reviewed By NJ_Voyageur - Summit, NJ, USA
BIG bucks for OK food: a typical steakhouse. We decided to splurge for a special occasion, when the surroundings would be as important as the food. As it turns out, the surroundings were much better than the food. The food was OK, but expensive. (My local butcher wold give me four thick strip steaks for the price of one at Prime.) Offering a nicely split Parker House roll with warm olive oil poured over it was a nice touch --- until i noticed the $6 charge. While the clothing advice was "formal," the genial guy at the next table apparently thought wearing a golf cap to dinner was "formal," while his companion favored expensive slashed blue jeans.
