Everyone can grab a seat to watch TV, and the electric fireplace keeps things cozy. Offering one-level-living and an open concept, the spacious interior invites you to kick back and relax.
Overall: Great atmosphere and consistent food make Abe’s an honest meal for an average American.Tucked among the trees in a quiet community, this charming Deep Creek Lake cabin is perfectly suited for your next mountain getaway! Value: The prices are a little bit less than those at Bill Grey’s, and the food is similar, for the most part. The chicken options are better than most similar restaurants, thanks especially to Abe’s marinade. Service time is comparable to Bill Gray’s.įood: Also comparable to Bill Gray’s, though it’s clear why Bill Gray’s is considered to have the best burgers in the area. The food and atmosphere are much better here than at Sullivan’s, which we visited in March, and its consistency has us stopping by Abe’s every now and then. You really do feel at home inside the log cabin. It’s the down-home atmosphere at Abe’s makes it stand out from similar restaurants, though. Both restaurants have a good selection, but Abe’s is less expensive for the most part. You order before sitting, and the service isn’t quite as speedy as that of fast food, but is faster than a typical diner. Overall Abe’s has a similar style to Rochester staple Bill Gray’s.
As for lunch and dinner, which is what Abe’s is known for, you can pretty much get anything normally associated with a grill or fryer. Abe’s also has breakfast beginning at 8 a.m., but you have to ask for a menu and we’ve never heard much about the breakfast options here. Jake said his meal was decent not up to Bill Gray’s “World’s Greatest” caliber, but better than the burger he had at nearby Sullivan’s.Ībe’s also has a number of ice cream options, like “Blizzards,” “Flurries” and milkshakes, which are known to be pretty good. In my opinion Jake only ordered that just because he knew I was cutting back (Note: Jake has denied Drew’s accusation). Jake came with us, and ordered a cheeseburger and a side of fries (which looked pretty basic). I suppose my next visit (hopefully, for my own sake, I am still ‘cutting back’) will include a grilled chicken sandwich, based on Tyler’s recommendation. He said they were the same as those at similar restaurants, which is OK because they are “the perfect complement to a grilled chicken sandwich.” “The marinade makes the sandwich better than those at similar places.” Tyler also ordered a side of baked beans. “It’s one of the best chicken sandwiched I’ve had,” Tyler explained. He said Abe’s grilled chicken sandwich is one of the best around, based on previous experience. Tyler ordered his typical grilled chicken sandwich, with shredded lettuce on it and a side of baked beans. Upon seeing my meal, I was kind of surprised how small it was, but I soon found out after digging in there was a good amount of chicken stuffed in there and it was just the right size. This consisted of a grilled chicken (I had an option to get crispy chicken), bleu cheese and mild wing sauce all wrapped up in a tortilla shell. So, with my new plan intact, I ordered a Buffalo chicken wrap. Abe’s was a great place to kick-start my new regimen. My next step: eating more chicken instead of burgers, steaks and hotdogs. I have been trying to cut back on the intake of food at each meal and have already cut all beverages other than water out of my diet.
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With Abe Lincoln memorabilia lining the walls, wagon wheel chandeliers hanging from the rafters and a fully stocked condiment bar, customers get the full Abe’s experience even before they receive their food. There are also numerous signs depicting large ice cream cones on the roof of the building. Walking toward the restaurant, your eyes quickly scan the log cabin exterior of the building, consistent with the restaurant’s theme. The parking lot is shared with some sort of shed dealer. If you are ever heading West on Ridge Road toward Brockport– which I frequently do – Abe’s is right on the way, in a ‘can’t miss’ log cabin near the border of Ogden and Parma. The slogan here is “Abe’s, an honest meal,” and I couldn’t say it any better. If you are a fan of being honest, log cabins and/or Abraham Lincoln, Abe’s Restaurant is the place for you.
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