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Ernie's Lakeland Cafe

Ernie's Lakeland Cafe

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3.8 Google Review
779 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, New York, 13209, United States
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Feb 12, 2017
It's still OK but not like it used to be at all .but nothing is these days ..I used go there all the times prices hit the roff.and service went down hill also. Know he put of bussines the roff fall in woow that bad luck

Jun 17, 2016
This place was great for 20 years. Last 3 visits were terrible! Their chicken parmesan was the best, but last couple times it was fried in old oil, dry and burnt. Couldn't eat it. Figured we had a couple bad nights, but went again tonight and one fried haddock and one broiled haddock were meatless, dry and tasted like rotten fish. Now I know why the place has been empty the last 6 months. As per Ernie, no refund on either fish plate. Ate my kids French fries to get the nasty taste out if my mouth. Sad, but our entire family will be like the other loyal customers who quit going there. Never give 1 star, but others are saying the same.

Sep 18, 2015
Chicken Frances was huge and delicious. Not sure how they make it so tender and juicy. If you are from the city and are expecting to be fawned over then you should move along. If you want a great meal at a good price this is your place.

Sep 28, 2016
Very nice atmosphere friendly and fast service I absolutely love this place oh the food? You won't believe me stop in and see for yourself

Aug 15, 2015
Wonderful place! Great home made food, big portions, affordable prices, salad bar filled with a delicious variety of home made salads, warm friendly servers! Definetly a go to place!

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Tue:3 pm - 8 pm Today
Wed:3 pm - 8 pm
Thu:3 pm - 8 pm
Fri:3 pm - 9 pm
Sat:4 pm - 9 pm