Patti’s Pantry

I have been going here ever since my 6^th birthday I’m 27 and have a little girl and we have gone for momma and me time regularly. We love everything about this place. The food is great. And I love the tea selection. Not to mention the cute little gift shop area and the décor is a little on the great grandmas house side but I think it’s so charming. All in all go it’s a cute little place especailly when you have little girls that like tea parties!!!

Nice little breakfast place. Good service. Typical collection of omelettes, etc. I had biscuits and gravy, my wife had the Greek omelette. All terrific.

First time here! The service was crisp and friendly. The décor (according to my significant other) was very cute!
As for the food, the coffee was good and we ordered the special of apple cinnamon
French Toast which came with a side of fruit.
We also ordered the smaller version of the Greek omelette which came with home fries and marbled rye toast!
All was above average to excellent! The omelette was very tasty.
The home fries were in some oil of some kind.
Not to our liking so we left them.
We didn’t complain BUT on paying the tab, we met the owner Pat and told her our experience.
She was very gracious if not a little surprised and she took some $$ off the bill.
Very kind.
We will certainly be back to try what looked like great lunch items!

I’ve grown up for a rather southern taste for breakfast since all my family is from Oklahoma. So going out to breakfast here in upstate NY is almost an adventure in itself so see who can actually cook a decent breakfast (full fat = full flavor). Patti’s Pantry is a good first try. It’s medium sized, has decent parking and is pretty cute in the little old lady aspect. For me, if you can cook a phenomenal corn beef hash, then I know you can cook haha. And they did! Tasty, large portions, happy servers who sparked up fun conversations did it for me :)

Lovely breakfast. Cute atmosphere. Good service. Good prices. Quite a wait on weekends — it’s a breeze to get in on the weekdays.

Had a great experience here! Staff were friendly service was fast and the food was delicious! Very reasonably priced for fresh good food

This is a great breakfast and lunch spot that I had no idea about! The menu is huge and everything is great. They also have really tasty specials that are a little more unique than the standard breakfast fare. I would definitely come back here and try more off the menu.

What do you get when you scoop out baked potato, deep fry it, fill it with scrambled eggs, cheese, bacon, and top it with sausage gravy???
YOU GET DELICIOUS!!!
Potato Boat #1
DO IT!!!

I love this place. The atmosphere is so relaxing and comfortable, the service is nice, and the food is excellent. I have tried so many of their breakfast dishes and never been disappointed. Last time In I had the breakfast garbage plate and a pancake and it was sooooo good. The prices are cheap too!

This restaurant is the best place to have breakfast me and my boyfriend are regulars for a year now the place is just like home Sally are so nice and know the menu wich is a plus to me when I go to a restaurant the decorations to die for so relaxing AND THE FOOD ALWAYS FRESH AND WELL SEASON be there soon

Came for 1^st time (Breakfast). Kinda reminded me of a mini– Cracker Barrel. Loved everything about it. From the Creative Menu to the Charm of the business. Service was personable, and Food was quite good & plentiful with reasonable pricing. Will return.

My son and I come here often, maybe like 2 – 3 times a month. We are known on a first name basis now. ;)
It’s close to home and not Denny’s.
It has a Cracker Barrel kinda feel.
Country homey kinds of foods. I usually get different things every time I come here. French toast is always my go to. And always good. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars, bc there has been a couple times I’ve received cold potatoes, or biscuits. I don’t think they make the biscuits. And the sausage gravy is a little odd for me. But I’ve only had it once.
Today I had the Greek omelet, minus tomatoes and added bacon. My son had corned beef hash which they do make in house an was yummy.
Come here if you want country cooking. They are fast and friendly and have really hot coffee!
If you like super super sweet cider get the Carmel hot cider, too sweet for me tho.
Lemonade is also made in house and really good.

I go to Patti’s Pantry as often as I can. The food is delicious and plenty of it. The service is excellent; and the waitresses are very friendly so if you’re looking for a stuffy ambiance, this is not the place to go. My husband, who can eat a lot, is full when he leaves. I’ve never had lunch there but their breakfasts are great!
We had my daughter’s bridal shower there a few years ago, and Patti went above and beyond, decorating the back room like a garden party. I told her my daughter loved hydrangeas and she even went out and purchased hydrangea silk flower runners! She’s a lovely person!!!
Bonus Feature: Local craft jewelers are featured in in their hallway, supporting other local businesses!

Sally is a great waitress she knows what I order and gets it right every time! And the place has a homey feel to it. Will continue the return!

Great service, very friendly and fast. Sadly the biscuits were pre made and definitely not fresh nor real biscuits. They not individual biscuits but rather the kind that come on a big tray premade and delivered. They were not good at all. The gravy was very bland. I wont be back.
The sausage patties had little flavor.

I have been here 6 or 7 times. Lately, however, I have discovered it is not the cleanest place.
For example, the salt, pepper shakers were sticky and dirty feeling. The food for breakfast is
a good variety that is not seen in your average restaurant. It is cute place and very family oriented.
One waitress is a bit moody and surly on occasion. She needs to grow up! The other waitress is a very hard worker and kind and never lets her feathers get ruffled. I found that the food quality is not up to par but is tasty. Be mindful of what you put in your mouth. The pancakes are to die for.
I’ve had their skillets, french toast and omelets, yummy! I do not like the fact that I had to wait while tables were cleared. Sometimes the backup makes a bottleneck at the entrance.

A nice spot for brunch. The waitress was friendly & attentive. My omelet was a standard American-​style large filled with ham and veggies. There is an unlimitted brunch buffet available too.

Love love love this place! The food is delicious and does not taste like plastic compared to ihop and Dennys. The enviroment is very different and rustic, i was not expecting that but it was cool. Has a calming enviroment. The food is so yummy and the prices are reasonable. From the outside the place looks skechy but don’t let that stop you from entering in!

As far as standard breakfast places go this is one of the better. Good variety, fresh ingredients, and well prepared dishes… although the home fries tend to be drier than most. They have some good vegetarian options and a wide array of tasty omelets.
Would definitely come again. Their built-​in giftshop is too kitsch for me.
It’s also quite affordable.

Wow, rarely have I been somewhere so overrated. Nothing about Patti’s was very impressive… except the wait, which was very short for a group of 5 Sunday morning at 10:30 (10 minutes — perhaps that should have been a warning!).
The menu is extensive but not very creative. We tried omelettes, fries, pumpkin pancakes, and a skillet. Nobody was very excited about their food — the omelette and skillet were blah, and the french fries were breaded before they were fried! I ordered bacon with my omelette and got three tiny slivers, rather than the larger substantial pieces I’ve gotten every other brunch place in the area for the same price ($ 2.50). Overall the prices seem high, since egg dishes don’t come with hashbrowns. My order was $ 12.50 for an omelette, coffee, and bacon (nothing else).
Beyond the fact that the food isn’t very good (rather tastes like bad diner food), it’s a TERRIBLE place for gluten free eaters. The hash browns and home fries (and french fries) have wheat breading and spices on them, and they won’t make any alternative. They also won’t sub anything for the toast that normally comes with eggs.
The service was also quite bad — our server was abrupt and rude with us, and never came to check on us after we got our food. When I asked about gluten free options she did check with the kitchen but wasn’t at all helpful at finding options for me once learning that most things contained what. She also never came back to refill our coffee — eventually we had to flag her down! We also had a hard time getting her to bring us our check.
The space is definitely Country Kitsch, with a lot of hanging fake greenery. The tables are covered in plastic table clothes that were stained and dirty, making the whole space feel cheap.
It’s possible we were just expecting a different type of brunch place or they were having an off day, but I certainly won’t be back.