If you’ve ever been to Rochester, New York, chances are incredibly high that you’ve heard of the iconic garbage plate. If you haven’t visited, you are likely thinking “why on earth would anyone eat something with ‘garbage’ in the name? Today might be the day you find out!
Check out these local lunch joints that’ll be sure to hit the spot next time you come to the Flower City.
From up-and-coming vegan restaurants to classic diners with a vintage feel, this city has a plethora of options for every foodie in your family.
Rochester’s food scene has a rich history with restaurants popping up in iconic buildings, such as the Sibley Building located downtown. This building is now home to Mercantile on Main, Rochester’s first ever food hall showcasing several local eateries. This is an ideal spot to grab lunch with a big group of friends or coworkers.
If you’re in the mood for brunch, Highland Park Diner and Jines are two great diners in beautiful locations. Enjoy iconic milkshakes with the family and then venture around Highland Park or Park Avenue.
Of course, as mentioned before, if you’re in Rochester it would be an absolute shame to pass through without trying out a garbage plate. Stop into Nick Tahou Hots, the official home of the plate, and enjoy the absolute magic that is a garbage plate.
Got a sweet tooth after lunch? Stop into Abbotts, where you can get the best custard in town.
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If you’ve ever been to Rochester, New York, chances are incredibly high that you’ve heard of the iconic garbage plate. If you haven’t visited, you are likely thinking “why on earth would anyone eat something with ‘garbage’ in the name? Today might be the day you find out!
Check out these local lunch joints that’ll be sure to hit the spot next time you come to the Flower City.
From up-and-coming vegan restaurants to classic diners with a vintage feel, this city has a plethora of options for every foodie in your family.
Rochester’s food scene has a rich history with restaurants popping up in iconic buildings, such as the Sibley Building located downtown. This building is now home to Mercantile on Main, Rochester’s first ever food hall showcasing several local eateries. This is an ideal spot to grab lunch with a big group of friends or coworkers.
If you’re in the mood for brunch, Highland Park Diner and Jines are two great diners in beautiful locations. Enjoy iconic milkshakes with the family and then venture around Highland Park or Park Avenue.
Of course, as mentioned before, if you’re in Rochester it would be an absolute shame to pass through without trying out a garbage plate. Stop into Nick Tahou Hots, the official home of the plate, and enjoy the absolute magic that is a garbage plate.
Got a sweet tooth after lunch? Stop into Abbotts, where you can get the best custard in town.
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