We stopped at this restaurant after going to the Apple Fest @ the Fly Creek Cider Mill. The day was very chilly so we ate inside the restaurant. The staff was friendly and pleasant. There was four of us and we were waited on quickly. We each ordered a hamburger. I noticed that one reviewer said they had to remind... More

Chilli burger was good, had to remind waitress to ask how I wanted it done. Bisque soup was basically bisque broth. I saw them bring the wrong order to people twice, both had to be re-done and my brother got a free chilli dog when they screwed up that order. (he didnt order a chilli dog). There are probably better... More

We visited here for a quick lunch on our last day at Cooperstown. The menu, while it looked interested, was better than the food. I had a cajun fish sandwich, which was tilapia, rubbed with a spice, on a soft, white bun. We sat outside at a plastic table, facing the side street. Service was just ok, and somewhat spotty.... More

A group of us stopped by and ordered bratwursts on a hot day. They're not German bratwursts for sure. Service was fine and the beer was cold, but when we opened the top on our mustard and ketchup bottles we could see brown goo all around the inside of the bottles. They obviously refill the bottles every night without cleaning... More

I must say it was quite dissappointing. The microbrew beer was the only thing that saved this place. The service was good except us being told to find our own seat only to find out none were available. The waitress was friendly and helpful. The food was terrible, the bread on the sandwiches was old and fell apart, ths chicken... More

in the middle of a heavy rain storm the staff went out of their way to accommodate us and get us seated. Food was hearty and service continued to be excellent

It was nice to find a place with the outdoor seating. Since it was off the main strip it was quiet and pleasant. The service was good and the food was great. It was nice to see all the Reds banners hanging around. I would definitely go back on any future visits to Coopertown.

We stopped by the Pioneer Patio for a late lunch while visiting the National Baseball Hall of Fame. It was just a few blocks walk from the museum. The entrance is in an alley, not far down the alley, but down an alley nonetheless. We sat out on the "patio" since the it wasn't too hot outside and they actually... More

We stopped here while visiting Cooperstown for the Baseball Hall of Fame Induction. This place is a half block off of main st. The owner had the place decorated for the Reds. Service was quick and the food was good.