Location: Cohoes
Top Restaurants in Cohoes
Top Things to do in Cohoes
Where to Eat in Cohoes: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Cohoes in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Takeout. Discover best restaurants in Cohoes with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Things to do in Cohoes
1. Testo's Restaurant & Pizza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Marktheshark027 - Albany, New York
An old time standby. If you crave good, consistent, reasonably priced home style Italian food, this is the place. This isn't fancy gourmet food like Cafe C, but is much better than the big chains like B____'s or C_____'s. Comfort food that is very satisfying and belly filling. They make a yummy sauce. The staff are friendly and attentive.
2. Smith's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Lori12309 - Niskayuna, New York
I got a great Groupon deal for Smith’s, so my husband and I ventured over for lunch today at one o’clock. We had never been, but I had read TA reviews before purchasing the Groupon so there were no surprises. Parking on an early Sunday afternoon was NOT a problem, nor was getting immediate seating. Upon walking in, we were ignored by the fellow tending a virtually empty bar, but we strolled through his territory to the dining room proper.
We were the only souls in the restaurant except for Megan, who was doing sidework when we walked in. She invited us to choose our table and we sat ourselves at a fourtop near the fireplace. She turned on the fire for us, took a drink order, offered menus and left us blessedly alone, but kept a sharp eye on use while we sipped and dithered.
My husband started with an outstanding bowl of chicken/carrot/ginger soup and I ordered the ambitiously priced basket of onion straws which I graciously shared. They may have been expensive at $9 but OMG, they were worth every penny. He had a glass of Stella Artois and I drank ale from Druthers. He then tucked into an excellent Reuben and I a pot roast sandwich, recommended by Megan. Both were accompanied by French fries (which would have been world class had they been double-fried).
The ambiance is just lovely and Megan provided friendly, professional service. Our Groupon had a $30 value and the balance was $19. Lunch at Smith’s was an experience we hope to repeat soon—and maybe next time we’ll merit a “Hi” from the bartender.
3. Guptill's Coney Express Ice Cream
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Serving the Capital Region since 1995 with the best most super premium ice cream available. 80 flavors of hard and soft ice cream and hard and soft yogurt. You won't find a larger selection anywhere! We have 9 serving windows and strive to have the fastest and friendliest service anywhere. Waffle cones, waffle bowls, wafer cones, sugar cones, dream cones, sundae's, shakes, flurries, all made with the best ice cream in the area. A huge parking lot with plenty of parking and plenty of outdoor seating. We are a seasonal ice cream stand open from middle March through the beginning of November. Located on route 9 next to the world famous Guptill's Rollerskating Arena since 1951.
Reviewed By David J
Wow! What a place, great selection of cones and ice cream.No lines the staff is very attentive and fast, I can't wait to go back and bring the entire family.
4. Snowman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa S
The owner himself took our ordets...the servers that helped -there were several of us were polite and very pleasant. Super flavor selection and a wide range of ice cream products to serve all of us. Looking forward to our next visit there.
5. Mc Greiveys Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By 2Jellyfish2 - Lake George, New York
Went for dinner recently and have to say - a little disappointed. I am a big fan of the pub food here - wings, soups etc are awesome. But - the filet and seafood dinner entree was so disappointing. Filet was grizzly and needed a knife badly. Seafood was a little bit of a throwaway on the dish. Potatoes had the most flavor. Other dinners at the table were on the same par. And sadly - too loud in the room to talk and be heard. This was a pricey meal that didn't deliver. Sticking to pub fare in the future and will return!
6. Bella Napoli Italian Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By Dadmanly
Hands down the best Italian Pastries in the Capital District! Their yeast type donuts are to die for, biscotti are the best you can get locally, other cookies and Pastries are very good. But they also excel in Sandwiches - inheriting one of the local recipes for "Neba" style hot roast beef that recalls a bygone era - but other sandwiches are excellent as well, stuffed with best meats and fresh ingredients, served on the best rolls anywhere. Still family run!
7. Pig Pit BBQ
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Rebels3941 - Saratoga Springs, New York
I have been to the Pig Pit BBQ twice in the past month. Outstanding Texas BBQ. The pulled pork sandwich was huge at a great price. The second time my family stopped we got a full rack of ribs which was enough for three people. I recommend whenever you are in the Cohoes area you give it a try.
8. Century House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By srhahm - saratoga springs NY
First time here; wonderful meal, service & ambiance. Decorated for the holidays with fireplace glowing, pointsettia, garland & tiny white lights. One had onion soup, steak frites with chimichurri sauce. One had endive salad, swordfish special. All tasty, including the warm rolls. Split the brownie/ice-cream dessert. Definitely return.
9. Peck's Arcade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
High energy, casual fine dining in downtown Troy, featuring shareable plates of American food with global influences.
Reviewed By JudyTroy_NY - Troy, NY
Had a gift certificate from last Christmas to be used at any Clark Hospitality venue. Had used all but $51 of it at Donna's Itaiian Restaurant which was in my neighborhood and to which we could walk, but to our disappointment it closed in the summer. So it was with trepidation that we went to Peck's but so glad we finally did. No doubt it is expensive for Troy ($5 for half loaf of bread, $14 for half roasted cauliflower head), but the food is interesting with varied sauces and jams and the service is outstanding! The music was terrific dance music and we would have loved to have been able to get up and do some East Coast Swing and even West Coast, but it was definitely TOO LOUD for dining! (Vic Christopher, the owner, spent the entire time we were there at two turntables and his Apple Computer choosing the music and we wondered why he didn't notice how loud it was!) The service was top-notch!
Our son and his wife live in Brooklyn and this reminds us of the many venues he has taken us to there with the brick walls and exposed beams. It has a very youthful vibe and that was evident from the mostly thirty something folks dining on this particular Friday night.
No doubt we used up the rest of the gift certificate and then some, but next time the "kids" are in town, Peck's will be visited!
10. Babe's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Babe's Cafe has new owners and has been completely remodeled. Please come in and have a meal in our family oriented environment!! We guarantee you will be back for more!
Reviewed By fba5 - Albany, New York
This little cafe, located in a free standing building in a mixed commercial residential area, has tables (i.e., not booths). While they didn't have anything unusual on their breakfast menu, the food was well prepared. The inside of my omelet was moist, & I liked that, if you wanted, you had a choice of shredded hash browns, something we don't find often in the North, instead of home fries. I thought I was seeing double when looking at the two waitresses but found out later that they are twins sisters & owners of the cafe along with one's husband. You can tell what type of place this is as my waitress, who was friendly, called me honey & sweetie. Heads up that breakfast is served only until 11 am from Tues. to Fri., although it's available until closing on Sat. & Sun. I wouldn't drive out of my way to eat here but expect I'd come often if I lived in Cohoes...
