Syracuse Restaurants

American Continental

Address: 7206 E Genesee St, Fayetteville, NY 13066

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A renovated 1840s Federal home makes the perfect spot for this elegant restaurant where you dine on candlelit tables covered with crisp white linen. The staff are attentive and well-versed in helping you select a wine off the auspicious list – more than 300 are available by the bottle and 20 are available by the...

Address: 247 W Fayette St, Ste 100, Syracuse, NY 13202

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A pressed tin ceiling and low lighting immediately soothe diners who enter bc's front door. Multiple appetizers and salads are available, and any may be ordered in a double portion to serve as your entrée. The lump crab cakes are especially light and flaky, and the lobster salad with goat cheese and shiitake mushrooms...

Address: 165 Walton St, Armory Square, Syracuse, NY 13202

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The wine and beer list at this cozy pub is rivaled only by the choice of mouth-watering sandwiches and gourmet salads. More than 60 beers are always on tap including micro-brewed American lagers and a variety of Belgian brews. Each champagne and wine is available by the glass, carafe or bottle. You won't want to stop...

Address: 1333 Buckley Rd, Syracuse, NY 13212

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This steak and seafood restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner, making it a convenient option if you are in the North Syracuse area. A bistro atmosphere means dress is casual and the mood is festive. Start with a house Caesar salad, and then try the New York strip perfectly grilled to your specification and...

Address: 246 E Willow St, Syracuse, NY 13203

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Downtown workers in business suits dine beside leather-clad Harley riders at this ribs and barbecue joint. The Dinosaur is a Syracuse institution, beloved by all. Favorite "palate igniters" include the fried green tomatoes and the catfish strips. Lunchtime entrees include a pulled-pork sandwich platter served with...

Address: 120 Walton St, Syracuse, NY 13202

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This is a great casual date and dining spot thanks to a varied menu and excellent beers brewed on the premises. There is something to please every palate, from grilled steaks and burgers, to broiled fish for the health conscious. The drink of choice is beer--of course--but cocktails and wine are also available. A...

Address: 305 Oswego St, Liverpool, NY 13088

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People travel from far and wide to eat a Heid's hot dog. Folks say that Heid's has been around longer than baseball! Order your dog, watch them cook it, then smother it in mustard, onions, chili or the toppings of your choice. Chocolate milk is the drink of choice to accompany your wiener. Be warned - the lines can...

Address: 2290 W Genesee St, Camillus, NY 13031

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Take the scenic 15-minute drive from Syracuse to Camillus to enjoy dining in this 1880 vintage house. During the daylight and sunset hours the views are breathtaking. The menu is traditional American, with an emphasis on hand-cut steaks and fresh seafood. The wine list is carefully chosen to complement the Inn's...

Address: 3687 Erie Blvd E, DeWitt, NY 13214

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The popularity of this steak and seafood house – in business since 1967 – makes reservations a must if you want to be seated in a timely manner. The food is unpretentious and delicious. Each dinner comes with a trip to the salad bar, where you can slice yourself homemade white or rye bread, and your choice of baked...

Address: 7384 Thompson Rd, Syracuse, NY 13212

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This casual lunch and dinner favorite serves exactly what you'd expect--lots of seafood with a few burgers thrown in for the landlubbers. Order a fried clam platter or a fisherman's platter with clams, scallops and cod--it can be prepared fried or broiled. Beer is the drink of choice for washing it all down.