In article , Sergio Kusevitzky Someone wrote: > >Can anybody suggest a nice play for dinner around Ithaca. Not expensive, >please! Steaks and Pasta are prefered! Joe's is Italian, on the main drag (Route 13). If you are east of campus, try the Antlers. I don't remember the exact address but if you look in the Ithaca Times (free anywhere in town) there will be an ad. Lots of good restaurants in Ithaca, I just don't know many steak or Italian places.
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Sergio K. wrote: > >We plan to drive from New York to Ithaca in our first day of vacation. >Can anybody suggest a nice play for dinner around Ithaca. Not expensive, >please! Steaks and Pasta are prefered! >thanks > Sergio > > Its been nearly ten years since my graduation, but I'm told that Taganac Farms (or maybe its called an Inn) is still there. I believe that it is actually in Trumansburg, just across the lake from Ithaca. Both the food and atmosphere were outstanding. Even thought you are in a quest for steak, you should probably check out the Moosewood as well.
> Sergio: I went to Ithaca College, and I think one of the best, most reasonably priced restaurants there is "The Station," which I believe is also off Route13. You can get steaks and a good variety of dishes there. I highly recommend it.
Burt Altman> >Can anybody suggest a nice play for dinner around Ithaca. Not expensive, > >please! Steaks and Pasta are prefered! > > Joe's is Italian, on the main drag (Route 13). If you are east of > campus, try the Antlers. I don't remember the exact address but if you > look in the Ithaca Times (free anywhere in town) there will be an ad. Best Bang for the Buck: The China Buffet. Lots and lots of food, at a very reasonable price tag of $6.50 or so. If you prefer better cuisine, however, try any of the following: * Old Port Harbour (The food here is actually pretty good) * Centinii's Coddington (Italian) * Turback's (Excellent Finger Lakes wine list at retail prices) * Thai Cuisine * L'Auberge du Cochon Rouge Good luck, ~L.