

Snow… it’s what we’re famous for, and we sure do get a lot. Named after the 210 inches of average snowfall, Bistro 210 celebrates the heart, soul, and nostalgia of the first 50 years at Peek’n Peak Resort. We strive to create exquisite flavors from around the world using the freshest ingredients available. After a long day on the slopes or golf course, the atmosphere at Bistro 210 allows you to kick back and relax. We offer a large selection of domestic and imported beers, plus a fully stocked, truly unique, geode topped bar. Listen to the stylistic sounds of our live entertainment featured every weekend, while enjoying a craft beer.
Refined restaurant at Peek’n Peak resort offering year-round New American dining plus Sunday brunch.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1405 Old Rd, Clymer, NY 14724
Phone: (716) 355-4141
Website: http://www.pknpk.com/activities/dining/summer-dining/
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Reviews
Need to book a reservation, and nobody answered the phone on 3 tries.
Arrived, atmosphere is super cool. Sweet looking place.
Ordered drinks, then an appetizer a few mins later, didn’t get the drinks until the appetizer was almost done, which was way too salty.
I had a beer which was fine, but the French 75 listen on their menu was $15 for deep eddy vodka and champagne, and it just tasted of bubbly bad lemon vodka.
Ordered Cajun Alfredo with chicken and brisket Mac n cheese. Crazy prices for them. The Mac n cheese was fine, but too sweet and not that much for almost $30. The Alfredo sauce was BROKEN, and tasted nothing of Cajun at all. Can’t believe they served that to us.
We asked to get another drink, which didn’t show up until we were done eating.
Total bill: $111 before tip for late drinks, bad food and bad service. Waitress also said she would take something off for the inconvenience, which she didn’t.
Please don’t go here. Not worth it at all.
Dinner reservation at 6:30. We arrived early, around 6:20. We were seated quickly.
About 5 minutes into the experience the water server spilled an entire tray of ice water down my back. From shoulders down to the back of my legs I was soaked. Why didn’t I leave? A. I was hungry. B. I drove 70 minutes to be here to eat/visit with family visiting from out of town. C. It was heavily snowing outside and I needed time to dry off before going out in 20 degree weather to drive home.
So I sat in soaking wet clothes during dinner. Now mind you, our reservation was at 6:30 and we arrived early. It took a long time before anyone took our order. At 7:45 our food began to arrive. That’s a LONG time from reservation to food. Mine came first.
I ordered the Pappardelle Bolognese because it was an extremely safe choice. What I received was a cold dish comprised of a mass of pappardelle noodles that had the consistency of day old cold lasagna with a bread stick I could have played drums with. It was quite literally a brick of noodles.
All in all, this ranks as the worst restaurant experience I’ve ever had. If you’re reading this review, save your money and eat literally anywhere else.
Plus the live entertainment is not very good at all lately. Last night, Saturday January 3, the entertainment was horrible.
Unfortunately, this year we noticed a considerable drop in the food quality and service, compared to prior years. I’m not sure we will be returning next year. The vegetables were overcooked and stale, the shrimp had a strange aftertaste, and even the french toast was hard enough that it made a clanking sound when dropped on the plate.
While the waitstaff were very friendly and nice, it took so long to get their attention that most of our party had finished their first plate of food by the time the wine and wine-glasses arrived.