Tin Pan Galley - Sackets Harbor

10 years ago I had the Tin Pan Galley breakfast chimichanga and it was one of my top 5 most delicious breakfasts of all time. Finding myself in the area again I decided to go. It wasn't quite as flaky and crispy and my first one but it was still pretty good. The adorable patio area makes everything a little more delightful though. They had a pancake special that morning, orange creamsicle, but we had already each decided on a different order. We noticed on the menu that we could order a singular pancake for a lesser charge, so we asked if we could do that with the creamsicle pancake too, and share it. The answer was yes, and we were so glad it was, because that pancake was so tasty! It came with a thick maple orange sauce that was everything. I wish we lived closer because we would be regular brunch customers if we did. Love you, TPG.

We chose to eat outdoors on a lovely Sunday morning around 10:30 and only had a 10 minute wait. They text you when your table is ready. We were greeted by our server and promptly got our beverages. We then ordered and sat back to enjoy the ambiance. We waited happily at first, but became less so as it took over an hour to get our food. Our server updated us often that our food would be right out , but that didn 't happen. We had to ask for coffee refills. That being said, the food was excellent with both Eggs Benedict dishes cooked to perfection. One prepared over hard and the other in traditional manner. I just wished we could have spent some of our time waiting walking around town. I suggest that you don 't seat people if you can 't serve them in a reasonable time, or at least tell them upfront please.

Absolutely amazing brunch, with top-notch service and beautiful ambiance! Our server was a young man who was so courteous and attentive that he even moved a giant additional umbrella over to our table as he noticed the one we were sitting at wasn't providing enough shade. We normally sit indoors, but the outdoor garden and seating area was too cute to resist. We had perfectly tasty eggs Benedict, an amazing croissant breakfast sandwich (with double sausage patties--a nice touch) and their crème brûlée French toast. Everything was absolutely delicious. And the house Brewed coffee was nice and strong--it tasted like it was made in a French press. Service was fast and the atmosphere with the outdoor music playing on the speakers was perfect for a summer day in a quaint upstate NY town. We will make it a point to stop here for breakfast every time we're in the area!

I don't need to say much about Tin Pan Galley. The ambiance and food speak for themselves. What a treat! The Reuben Omelette was huge and delish. Lots of corned beef, cheese and 1000 Island Dressing. Moist and lots of flavor I am embarrassed to say I do not remember the pancake my daughter got but it was also huge and she loved it. Might've been some kind of crem brule pancake. Must be the 2 ****** Mary's I had. Every trip here is an adventure! A very good adventure.

First I should preface by saying that I had been waiting for almost a year to try this place, so my expectation was pretty high. We opted to dine indoors because it was a bit cool in the morning, but they kept the door open to the outdoor seating, so it was just as cold indoors. We were freezing. Service was a bit slow, many waitresses walked by me before one person asked if we'd like to be seated. Once seated, she left without saying a word, didn't leave us a menu. She came back, dropped off the menu, and didn't come back for a while. We finally got to order, we ordered the Belgium waffle with $6 for strawberries and whip cream we saw on Google (picture to show Instagram vs reality), veggie omelette, kids French toast, and pancake stack. Food: my omelette was tasty, I requested to add ham to my veggie omelette and it didn't come with ham. How disappointing. The pancakes were delicious, fluffy, and HUGE. The Belgium waffle with strawberries and whip cream was disappointing to say the least. My daughter saw the Google picture of it and wanted that. She asked why there weren't as many strawberries. Personally not worth the $6 up charge for total of maybe 3 strawberry and canned whip cream. Will we be back? Maybe. Probably. There aren't many breakfast options out here in north country. I would like to try their dinner. And while we talked to a waitress, she said they're trying to stay open longer this fall/winter season, so that will be nice.