Location: Youngstown
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Youngstown Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls 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.
Things to do in Youngstown
1. Youngstown Village Diner
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By ruth C
Service with a smile by Daniella. Great food reasonably priced. Nice little dinner with tables overlooking the Erie Canal. We had Tuesday's special----liver and onions, with mashed potatoes, and fresh steamed spinach and garlic toast----which was a very delicious lunch indeed. The large serving of liver was pink and tender, the mashed potatoes were authentic, and the spinach delicate and bright green. We had no room for dessert, which was a shame. Next time!
2. Ashker's Coffee House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Taber3
Not kid friendly. Asked for mayo, they didn't have none, the reply was; " mayonnaise is bad for you". I was hungry for food, not a health lesson!
3. The Village Bake Shoppe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By snowfall1 - Orchard Park, New York
We went up to Lewiston to ride bikes along 18F, which follows the Niagara. A bit too much traffic for my taste, but we did get a few glances at the beautiful river and some nice real estate. After riding we went to The Village...MoreThank you so much for your review! We truly appreciable your feedback and your business! We look forward to seeing you again soon~
4. Apple Granny
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By dopey1200 - Cincinnati, Ohio
We went to the town of Lewiston on a recommendation from a tour guide at Niagara Falls State Park. While in town, we googled restaurants to see what was around. Apple Granny came up & was listed as having good homemade pies, so we decided that was the place for us! Our meals were very good & they have a huge menu with everything from filet mignon to sandwiches. Service was very good & the place has neat decor with a few really cool antique pieces. There is also a full service bar & my dad was quite happy with his generous serving of Tanqueray. Then, it was time for dessert. We asked the waitress what kind of pies they had and she rattled off a list of about 20, including a few cakes as well. I had the banana cream pie & it was full of real banana slices (not just pudding like most). My brother had the cheesecake & it was the best cheesecake I've ever tasted (maybe because it was New York style & we were in New York?). All in all it was a great place for dinner & we'd go back if in town again.
5. Bandana's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Cathy C - Olympia, Washington
This place is NOT fancy but rather down home in a tavern-like way. It is comfortable and the food is fantastic. After much debate, I had the loaded hash. My friend had a breakfast with grits on the side. We were both thrilled with our breakfasts and took take-out boxes home. Service is friendly and efficient. While I only had breakfast here, I heard that other meals are equally as good. Enjoy!
6. Orange Cat Coffee Co
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By Cathy C - Olympia, Washington
My dear friend in Lewiston is not a coffee drinker, but made sure I got a trip to the orange cat every morning. The coffee is superb, the pastries are fresh and delicious, and the baristas are quick and super friendly. It is no wonder this is a popular place for locals.
7. Silo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By SharkByte_Rob - North Tonawanda, New York
We usually go to the Silo for the red caboose, which is where they serve ice cream. During a lot of warmer summer evenings, the lines will be quite long. Although it's just "Perry's Ice Cream", it's the sundaes that make them normally stand out.
They change up their "special" listing every few weeks, depending on the holiday or the time of the year. We went in mid-September, so there were some "back to school" type sundaes. Because of the time of the year, something felt off about here.
Normally, I would rate this 4-stars, but I'm rating them on my experience this time. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a disappointing experience. First was their staffing. They were really disorganized and taking extremely long to service people. One couple didn't order it, but got four sundaes when they ordered just two (although they took both). They seemed confused and unsure sometimes. They were out of any peanut butter ice cream, so any sundaes that contained PB, had to substitute something else. At least they had peanut butter sauce.
At the end, my sundae came out fine, although my wife had to keep changing it up due to not having any of the still-advertised peanut butter ice cream flavors (they could have crossed them off the list on the outside), but her sundae came out ok.
The last complaint is that they stated they were open until 9pm, and at 7:50pm, they shut most their lights off on the outside & inside, almost seemingly like they were trying to shoo away potential customers. At least there are a few better ice cream places up the street a little.
8. Hibbard's Custard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By RLU818 - Niagara Falls, New York
Who could pass through Lewiston without a stop for ice cream at Hibbard's. The chilled treats are always good and the often long lines attest to the popularity of this Lewiston mainstay. A Summer without Hibbard's would be incomplete.
9. DiCamillo Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Since 1920, the Di Camillo family continue the uninterrupted tradition of making wholesome hearth-baked bread and classic Italian cookies and confections for our friends and neighbors. Five locations throughout WNY, fresh bread, pizza, and donuts baked everyday. Although our menu of breads and biscotti has greatly expanded, and our neighbors can be found all over the world, our standards, our traditions, and the pride in the products that we make remain the same. Open until 9pm Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the summer months.
Reviewed By Stephanie405 - Webster, New York
This bakery is a local favorite started in Niagara Falls. The Bakery in Lewiston has all things Italian. You can get fresh traditional breads and rolls as well as cookies and treats. They have a nice variety of desserts to tempt everyone. Their shelves are...MoreThanks so much for your excellent review! We are grateful to serve our Niagara and Erie county communities with our Italian products for so many years. We appreciate your patronage. The Di Camillo Family
10. The Mug and Musket
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Ashley C
The prices were very fair. It was 50 cent wing day, so we shared some and the flavors were nice. My Moscow mule was made very well. My husband ordered a Guinness and a great lakes Porter, both on draft. The place is very clean, classy, and sleek. The variety of liquor was top shelf, the beer craft and some local, and the wine choices looked nice. I definitely recommend stopping here for any occasion.
