I had been to Grace's in the past with a group of friends... and it was okay. but to be honest, This time: our food was luke warm and obvious premade "cafateria-like food", our bread actually had mold on it, and our waitress looked like she wanted to be ANYWHERE ELSE. i wouldnt go back. We should have gone to... More

food not as good as it was, chang cooks too frequently. food is not consistant.

This is our Thursday "place to go." The decor is great, as well as the staff. Very good food at a very good price. Several of us go there when they open around 4, play some games, have a few drinks, have supper and are home by 7. Yes we are older than 50! Thursday is Mexican night and the... More

I was a little nervous when we had to enter through the bar area, but when we were seated in front of the fireplace at a cozy table for two and the young man took our order I was put much more at ease. My wife ordered the chicken edward and thought it was one of the best chicken pastas... More

Grace’s Lounge hit a home run for us…twice. Here’s why: 1. Grace’s tucks a mountain modern lounge on the backside of its more formal restaurant. This means you get the presentation and the food but in the comfort of your fleece sweater which is a necessity after a day of skiing one of the 4 nearby mountains (Gore, Whiteface, Hickory... More

During the Christmas holidays 2009 we ordered take- out from this restaurant, for my birthday. The food descriptions sounded like gourmet cuisine. It was the exact opposite. We were told to pick up the food in 1/2 hour. We arrived 20 minutes late, but when we arrived home it was still hot and did not need to be heated. One... More

My daughter's wedding reception was held at Grace's on June 20, 2009. It was exactly what she had dreamed of. The food, which guests ordered from a modified menu, was all served perfectly - flavorful, fresh and NOT usual reception food. The staff, directed by a very competent restaurant manager, was excellent - taking care of our every need. Although... More

Formerly called the Merrill McGee House, this restaurant changed its name to Grace's Restaurant within the past year. Unfortunately, the mediocre quality of the food hasn't changed a bit. The roast duck ($22) had moist and juicy meat, but the skin was flabby and chewy, not crisp. The "caramelized orange cointreau sauce" accompanying it was an unpalatable gluey affair that... More

I just had my wedding there on Sunday. What a great job Jeanie the manager and the entire staff did! We arrived on Friday since we come from NJ and was greated by Jeanie who was upbeat and so much fun after a long car ride. I then went there on Saturday night to set up for the wedding. Jeanie... More