Towpath Restaurant & Lodge - (Near Turin, NY)

Jesse Wessan Stopped in a this lovely Deli with my family, the food was fantastic. We had a hamburger and brisket, which were both so tasty. It is nice to taste the food unlike so many of the fast food places out there with all their added preservatives. Yes, if was pricier then most fast food joints but your paying for quality healthy food. I imagine I talked with the owner who was quite engaging, really enjoyed the discussion. We will return!

DANIEL BARRETO Sunday night dinner, excellent experience, tasteful food and outstanding service from Shirley our host. We had the Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and the Burger with mushrooms, cheddar cheese, and salad. Quick and friendly service. Will visit again.

melissa haynes The bathroom s could of been kept on on there were Dirty.not like dirty just pappers towels thrown everywhere. The waiter tress didnt bring out our side dishes until we were ready to go so we took them home she forgot. Them the machine would take one of our gift card so ended up being a night mare good thing grad my purses. Our bill was 128. I did leave her a 40. Tip not sure if I feel comfortable coming back.

Craig Becker I’ve never gone out of my way to write a review but I feel compelled to do so because Eli Fish’s Heavy Maple imperial amber ale blew me away. Absolutely amazingly delicious. Worth every penny!! Brewed using no water but 100% maple sap?!?! Who does that?! Eli Fish does. And the bar tender Keli was also impressively knowledgeable and friendly!

Mario Alex Gonzalez An absolute gem of a fine dining establishment. Me and two other gentlemen enjoyed a mountain of food that was all with incredibly fresh food that was cooked to perfection. We got the seafood tower which gave us a great indication that the food was going to be amazing. The soup of the night was delicious and so were the dishes we got.

Bret Isaacs Im from Brooklyn, so I have a special place in my heart for the old school, Italian-American, garlic and oil/red sauce joints of my youth. There are plenty of restaurants that have that style of menu, but the restaurants that do it well are becoming rare. I’m adding Pennell’s to that elite list. Ambiance: We were there for a sixth-grade class reunion (don’t ask…just organize one for yourself…trust me, you’ll thank me later) where we dined in their party room in the back. Great for events. We had about 20 people. Seemed very homey in the rest of the restaurant. Food: Portions were sizable, so you’re not just ordering dinner, you’re taking home your lunch that you’re going to heat up and enjoy the next day. Everything was cooked beautifully, but the shining star was the NY Strip Steak. Staff: The thing that impressed me most though was the staff. The young woman who organized our event on the day—"Neigh-Alicia”—(of course that’s not how it’s spelled…I’m writing it phonetically) was delightful, thoughtful, responsive, and readily accommodating to our needs. Cameron and Talon (yes…as in an eagle’s claw) were so efficient, but more than that—were confident enough to interact and communicate with us directly so that their service made our event run more smoothly. And to top it all off… We were having so much fun that we were lingering too long after closing time. I have never been kicked out of an establishment so sweetly and politely. I’m dining at Pennell’s again when I’m back in this neck of the woods. You should too.