Rochester NY Restaurants
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Rochester NY Restaurants
Rochester residents (wliwl especially) I need a restaurant for this Sunday, Aug 24 for that last dinner before dropping my son off at U of R. Any suggestions? I called 2 Vine today, but they said they were closed on Sundays. DS wants steak, but really he'll eat anything, he has very expensive tastes
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Drive out to Pittsford and go to Richardson's Canal House. It's a great restaurant in a historic canal house. If the weather is nice you can sit outside by the Erie Canal - at least do this for a drink before dinner.
Good luck to your son at U of R - it's a wonderful school!
Good luck to your son at U of R - it's a wonderful school!
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How about Tournedos? They are open for dinner on Sunday. I have had one fabulous meal there.
http://www.innonbroadway.com/dining/...way_dining.php
Lots of people like Black & Blue, but I have not eaten there.
http://www.blackandbluesteakandcrab....ster/index.htm
I believe Max's is supposed to be very good too. I'm not a big fan of Mario's and I think Richardson's (sadly) has gotten kind of old.
A nice, small, relaxing restaurant that we really like is the Park Avenue Pub. It's in a neighborhood that's popular with college kids - about our only "hip" neighborhood, haha. They don't seem to have a web site, but I know they are open Sundays and they do have tenderloin.
Park Avenue Pub
650 Park Avenue, Rochester NY, 14607
585 461 4140
I have one kid who's an expensive date too. LOL. Well, those are about the most expensive places in town! Have a good drop off day!!!
http://www.innonbroadway.com/dining/...way_dining.php
Lots of people like Black & Blue, but I have not eaten there.
http://www.blackandbluesteakandcrab....ster/index.htm
I believe Max's is supposed to be very good too. I'm not a big fan of Mario's and I think Richardson's (sadly) has gotten kind of old.
A nice, small, relaxing restaurant that we really like is the Park Avenue Pub. It's in a neighborhood that's popular with college kids - about our only "hip" neighborhood, haha. They don't seem to have a web site, but I know they are open Sundays and they do have tenderloin.
Park Avenue Pub
650 Park Avenue, Rochester NY, 14607
585 461 4140
I have one kid who's an expensive date too. LOL. Well, those are about the most expensive places in town! Have a good drop off day!!!
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Here is a link that at least ahs the menu on it - but it might be an old menu as this is not a busy site.
http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.co...rk+Avenue+Pub/
http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.co...rk+Avenue+Pub/
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You can't visit Rochester without going to Nick Tahou's for a garbage plate. (www.garbageplate.com)
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Black and Blue is very good and very pricey. I dont know about the one in Roc, but you definitely need reservations for the one in Buffalo (its not a big chain-just the 2 locations that i know of). Good luck to you and your son. Also, the weather is looking good for this area (its been an unusually cool and rainy summer) so you should have a nice visit.
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Thanks for all the advice. I'm sure I will eat a garbage plate sometime in the next four years, but not this trip!
We already have a reservation at Mario's, but I wasn't too excited about it which is why I asked for additional ideas. The Park Ave Pub and Pomodoro Grill both look like they would work better. I'll report back which one we end up going to. With 2 kids in college, it may the last time we eat out for a long time
We already have a reservation at Mario's, but I wasn't too excited about it which is why I asked for additional ideas. The Park Ave Pub and Pomodoro Grill both look like they would work better. I'll report back which one we end up going to. With 2 kids in college, it may the last time we eat out for a long time
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I would recommend JoJo's in the village of Pittsford - small bistro, modern atmosphere with great food. The food at Richardson's Canal House is good, but I find the atmosphere there a bit stuffy and I think they've had the same colonial decor for the last 25 years without much updating. Black & Blue is also a good suggestion -- good food, modern trendy atmosphere. Mario's is OK, but I would prefer JoJo or B&B over Mario's. Northfield Inn (behind the Springhouse) is another good option - great outdoor patio if the weather is nice.
There's also a new restaurant in Pittsford that's getting good reviews - Mustards in Schoen Place - Napa-style dining/cuisine.
I also like LaSalle's Steak & Seafood on Empire Blvd (at bottom of Irondequoit Bay)- Very small, but great food.
There's also a new restaurant in Pittsford that's getting good reviews - Mustards in Schoen Place - Napa-style dining/cuisine.
I also like LaSalle's Steak & Seafood on Empire Blvd (at bottom of Irondequoit Bay)- Very small, but great food.
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I like Pomodors, but I think it's better for lunch.
Cher - Thanks for the recommendation on LaSalles. It is close to our house, but I've never been there. I've been to Sanibels near there twice, not thrilling.
Cher - Thanks for the recommendation on LaSalles. It is close to our house, but I've never been there. I've been to Sanibels near there twice, not thrilling.
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