11 Best American Restaurants near North East

“Popped in for a quick meal enroute from Toronto to Pittsburgh. Food decent, prices right, service great.Wheelchair accessibility: Our daughter uses a wheelchair- very small bump (1-2inches) in entrance, but all one level including washrooms“

“We went on a weekday afternoon and had a great time. The atmosphere was fun and still special. The food was great and had some interesting options. The French onion was one of my top three I have ever had. The cocktail was a special eclipse menu drink that gin and plum it was fantastic.“

“Traveling to Cleveland with my husband and brother and we were looking for a spot open a little later, this was one of a few options. The restraint was pretty empty but it was about 8:15 on a Tuesday. Server was nice and welcoming. We ordered the spicy chicken bacon ranch sandwich, the Swiss patty melt and the chicken quesadilla. Everything was excellent! They remembered to make the fries well and I asked for a side of the house made ranch and it was so good! Before we left the server asked if we liked lemon cake, some one had a party there and there were three pieces left. She gave them to us for free, it was so nice of her! If we're ever back out this way we will definitely be back!!“

“Just what we needed during our day long drive. Easy to find and staffed by local servers that are eager to take your food or spirit orders. Their bar is stocked with top shelf spirits for your favorite cocktails. Just ask your bartender to make their best.“

“We stayed at the adjoining hotel. Staff was nice took her order promptly and food was ready in about 20 minutes. Once we got to our hotel room realized they gave us somebody else's order which was halfours and half somebody else's. Food is a bit pricey as my husband ordered beef tips in a full portion which in my eyes would have equal to half portion. I got a turkey sandwich and pretzel sticks and it cost us almost $50.“

“Gluten and soy-free diner here. I was introduced to this quaint lakeside ice cream shop by my new wife and her family. The first time my wife was going to bring me back some ice cream from Krasa's, the staff was not 100% certain which flavors did not contain soy. Thus, she decided to wait until we could speak with the owner. Once we made contact, we were informed that the fruit-flavors were safe for me to consume. I decided to try the strawberry, and it was delicious! The last time we went, just before the shop closed for the season, I tried the peach, and it was chock-full of fruit! I look forward to when they reopen for the 2024 season. Thank you!“

“The fried fish was good and crispy without being greasy, and the potato soup was yummy. The French silk pie was just too heavy and creamy for me, but I tried the coconut cream my friend ordered, and liked that filling much better! Others in my group were not as pleased with some of their meals. I liked the rustic and cozy atmosphere and decor, but the live music made it too loud to have any conversations, so we didn't enjoy that too much! Service was fast and friendly, so no complaints there!“

“Love how it's connected to Love's. Only it a milkshake this time but I've tried the food before and I loved it so farParking: It's always got parking spots open all around the place. It's connected to a Love's so it's all in one pretty much walk right thru into Love's or vice versa“

“Tried one of the new bbq dishes, which was delicious. Server lacked personality, hardly smiled, and was too quick to get away before we were asked if we needed anything else. I observed her bring my mother in law a clean spoon but had her thumb planted inside the spoon, not by the handle. Banana bread was terrific.“

“Yo me and me white lady went to this joint and send pretty unassuming and inoffensive, but holy jerk, that chicken quesadilla is the best I have ever had. I had these all astound the world, I was in the air force, I have traveled the world and lemme tell you, this chix quesadilla might have saved my first marriage.“

“When visiting Chautauqua County today to see family and the eclipse, my wife and I took a drive to Meeder's to have a lite lunch before watching the eclipse. Meeder's was a favorite of mine in the 1960/70's when I lived in the area. The homemade pies were always a favorite. Well 50 years later I'm so happy to tell you that they are better than ever. If you are within an hour of this place, make time to take a trip back in time and enjoy what homemade food tastes like. From the Beef Vegetable soup to the pie...what a treat!!! Thank you for a wonderful trip down memory lane. Even though I used to get a slice of Banana Cream pie for $.50 and a 16 oz.bottle of Pepsi for a dime, it was almost the highlight of my trip. The eclipse edged out the Banana Cream pie. I guess they had to change their prices?“