Steadfast

Wonderful new place to go have dinner. Amber, our waitress, was sweet and gave fantastic service. I had the chicken and the egg sandwich and it was out of this world! My husband had the steak with mashed potatoes and vegetable of the day which was yellow and green squash. He also loved his food. The steak was cooked exactly how he requested it. The restaurant had a nice ambience and was clean. I would return again for the Chicken and the Egg sandwich. They only serve the local soda . The fizz. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a quick bite.

nice hip new place in the east end was super impressed .. I thought the prices were affordable and they have happy hour m-f 4-7. I also liked that that they only served pricier dinner entrees fri & sat. I got the philly Mac and cheese it was delicious! Also for the whole month of September if you order it $2 of your bill goes to a children w cancer charity which I thought was super. Roc needs more places like this. Must try !

Perfectly-done fries, great fried-chicken sandwich, good service. The guy who worked with us was especially good with the 3-year-old in the group. Their other food seemed ok, so they may have some kinks to work out. $3 sparkling water seems to be the new scam in town. Still, nice location, good food, good people, can't leave less than 4 stars.

Ate here last night. Service was great, super friendly, and very accommodating (we were a good-sized group that included a 3-year-old child who is about as energetic as 3-year-olds can get). Good food. The fries especially were perfectly done and I really dug their Chicken and the Egg sandwich (sans fried egg, which turned out to be a good decision; the sandwich is a handful without it to begin with). Tried some of their poutine du jour, which involved chorizo in some way, as well as jalapenos; it was OK but not really my cup of tea. Maybe I just liked the fries so much I couldn't see the need to cover them up with poutinish gunk. Caveats: The pricing is a little higher than one is used to seeing around Rochester, but, based on my years in DC, reflects the food (and, I suspect, rising commercial rents in the area, which might also explain the $3 sparkling water); the starters are the most varied part of the menu, the remainder of which is mostly comprised of either salads or sandwiches--which I don't object to, as a sandwich fan. Overall, though, it really was a great place to sit, catch up with friends, let the kid be a kid, eat good food, and watch folks amble by on the street.