8 Best American Restaurants near Sangerfield

“What a fantastic place!!! The food was absolutely delicious, my whisky sour was made perfectly and Trish was a joy to be around 🙂 You won't be disappointed stopping here for a bite to eat.“

“I was honored to be included at a family gathering at this wonderful establishment....excellent service, tasty food. I indulged myself with a most delightful night at their B&B.... Treat yourself to a very special time Thank you Roger & Charles“

“Michael’s never disappoints. The food was wonderful we had for our wedding. They worked with us to build a great menu for the occasion and the service on that day was exceptional. We could not have asked for a better experience.“

“We had the fish Fry with macaroni and cheese. Salad bar had lettuce, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, red onions, croutons, black olives. Plus, coleslaw, cottage cheese, crab salad and soup. Bread with dinner. Lightly breaded fish, cooked to perfection. All was very good!! (We were too full for dessert.☹)“

“Excellent food and ice cream, friendly service, great place all around!“

“Longtime Nola's customer here and they never disappoint! Every dish is outstanding, every drink is amazing, the atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming yet also has the feeling of a nice restaurant. The food and drinks combine high quality ingredients with creativity and whimsy, all while still somehow giving you a sense of comfort food. It's hard to explain so just go try it! Oh and the icing on the cake is that the owners are incredibly kind of friendly and so helpful if you have any food allergies or specific food needs. Nola's is my go-to restaurant and never disappoints!“

“A beautiful, intimate atmosphere with fine dining and gorgeous lodging. Hamilton Inn is perfect for an anniversary, birthday, celebration or just a nice night for dinner. Highly recommend!“

“This is one of the absolutely one of the most amazingly awesome-st bars not only in the state, but in the country - it's the oldest continuingly running bar in the county! An old water-hole overlooking on the now-long-gone Chenango Canal and then Railroad and therefore the Erie Canal routes between mines in Pennsylvania and Binghampton, New York and Chicago - it is the warmest dive bar you'll ever see. This is what it used to be like to get drunk in 1895. It was a local grocers store for a time being (think CVS, or gas station). Beer & drinks s*** cheap, easy drinks, run down stools, a sagging ceiling, awesome hard rock on the jukebox; baseball games on TV during $2 beer happy hour during the week, smoke station out back, you can even get cheap little take-away bottles of wine after liquor stores close. Worth a glass when you're giving your donkey a pit-stop.“