Restaurants in Canandaigua
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Perinton Pizza
- Perinton
More than 20 specialty pizzas sate palates with diverse range of toppings alongside jumbo chicken wings slathered in choice of 7 sauces
Guys Pizza Co. Pittsford
Thin- or thick-crust pies bear red, garlic, or pesto sauces and toppings such as meatballs and mushrooms
IHOP Cheektowaga
- Multiple Locations
Sweet and savory crepes and Cinn-A-Stack french toast drizzled in cream-cheese icing, as well as burgers, steaks, and salads
Abbott's Custard Downtown
- Central Business District
Spaghetti with meatballs, turkey club sandwiches, blue-cheese burgers, and more
Pane Vino
- Downtown Rochester
A scenic view of the Genesee River serves as the eye-catching background to meals of housemade pasta, sausage, and soups
Bad Apples Bistro
- Spencerport
Steaks, chicken, burgers, and seafood mingle on the menu of this American bistro that utilizes seasonal ingredients
Merlin's Ice Cream and Bounce House
- Van Buren
Indoor playground and ice-cream parlor with inflatable castles, slides, and obstacle courses
Lemongrass Kitchen
- Vestal
New twists on Malaysian, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Thai culinary traditions; elegant plating
Carnegie Cafe & Catering at Maplewood Inn
- Liverpool
Housemade pasta dishes, pan-seared jumbo scallops, and 18 oz. cowboy steak with garlic butter served amid regular live-music performances
Yummy Buffet Syracuse
- Syracuse
Pairs sip soda and bubble tea as they sample Asian lunch or dinner entrees from an abundant buffet
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Lovin’ Cup’s owners had a dream of creating a place that celebrates life’s pleasures and offers the unique and personal experience each of their customers seeks. And to achieve that dream, it took the combined efforts of all five owners to truly fill Lovin' Cup to the brim, each one specializing in a different area of the culinary arts or entertainment. The crew started with a simple, delicious menu of familiar eats made right, such as Angus beef burgers, gourmet pizzas, and hearty sandwiches. They paired these, with an array of craft beers on tap – plus more than 50 varieties in bottles – and a carefully curated list of international wines.
To entertain the brain's higher functions, they host game nights every Monday, open mic performances every Tuesday, and live music of every genre on Thursdays. Performances rotate between jazz, alt-country, indie, and rock groups as often as they change out their drafts on tap and, presumably, their socks. And finally, the owners paid similarly close attention to the artistic décor of their space, from the polished wood of their wine racks and tables to the mutable collection of art that peppers the walls.
Pizza for breakfast? Eastside Café's Chef Sal Cimino can make it happen. He and his crew are up early anyway, crafting daily batches of dough that become buns for grinders, crusts for gourmet pizzas, including a Loaded Potato Pie with bacon bits and cheddar cheese, and calzones served with homemade dipping sauce. During dessert, their handiwork is fried and transformed into signature cinnamon pillows, tossed with butter, cinnamon, and sugar, providing an airier alternative to the signature sallyoos––battered, deep-fried Oreos dusted with powdered sugar, topped with whipped cream, and sprinkled with the remnants of shredded New Year's resolutions.
The Eastside Café team also raises another kind of dough to combine its support of local artists with a passion for helping those in need. In 2010, the crew hosted an art exhibition in which artists were invited to create pieces on site using watercolors, pencils, and other media. The works were then displayed on the walls and raffled off to benefit a charitable organization that helps children in Haiti.
Revamped by new owner Mark Teng in 2004, Plum House stays true to its traditional culinary focus, serving Asian dishes in a dining room with suspended paper lamps that hang above tableside foliage. Chefs slice through white tuna, snow crab, and fatty salmon, fashion specialty rolls with names such as Blossom and Tarantula, and pour teriyaki sauce over chicken and seafood. Combination lunch boxes provide ample servings of teriyaki or tempura fare in a format that has proven timeless, unlike _Mercury Rising_–branded lunch boxes.
At Label 7, fresh ingredients such as crisp shaved fennel and gruyere cheese garnish entrees inspired by the light, healthy cuisine of California's Napa and Sonoma Valleys. Wicker chairs flank tables in the softly lit indoor dining room. Oversized white flowerboxes stand guard along the perimeter of a canal-side patio, where a brigade of umbrellas shields patrons from splashing during nearby diners’ attempts to literally wade through the wine list.
The soft sounds of live jazz flow through a low-lit restaurant, easing guests into a comfortable state as the aroma of grilled steak and seared fish fills the air. It's just another night at Bistro 135, a multi-level space that hosts local musicians throughout the week on a balcony stage, who spice up the atmosphere as diners savor a fusion of international and American cuisines. Pairs can share blackened jumbo scallops and manchurian cauliflower at high-top tables in the bar area and enjoy their meals in the cozy outdoor courtyard to soak in the warm weather or surprise eclipses.
