Easygoing, family-friendly spot offering American comfort classics, plus wine & draft beer.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 319 S Hamilton St, Painted Post, NY 14870
Phone: (607) 936-2075
Website: http://jellybeansrestaurant.com/
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The lady that served us was very nice as well. I loved the cream of broccoli soup.
I highly recommend eating here!
came to Jelly Beans as we have never sat in there before. immediately greeted despite being busy. we came at 1:15ish and asked if that was too late as they close at 2. Debbie was amazing and made us feel so welcomed. got to admire how cute it is inside. staff all worked together and we got our food quickly and it was perfect. got to enjoy our breakfast. we did run a couple minutes over but Debbie and other staff out on the floor (also amazing) still checked on us and made sure we were good. we enjoyed our experience so much and it really has set the tone for a great day.
thank you so much to Jelly Beans for having us and giving us beyond top notch experience. it was what we wanted and more. will be returning. you guys are blessed to have the staff representing your business. again – shout out to Debbie and thanks for serving us!
Had the corn beef hash and eggs. Everything tasted like made from scratch. Wife had the scrambled. Nice portions.Reasonably priced. Excellent service. Thx Melissa.
Place was a bit cool for a cloudy day. Bring a jacket.
I had the corned beef hash omelet which was superb. My bride had the breakfast burger which is a burger with just about anything you can think of on it – surprisingly she dubbed this the BEST BURGER of her LIFE. Daughter had the same and thought it was terrific.
The menu had many more options that caught our eye and it would be great to be in the area more often to be able to frequent this establishment. And yes… they do sell jelly beans.
The server was very nice and she was prompt with everything. I wasn’t impressed with my food. I guess maybe it was my fault for not asking some question. I got a chicken Ceasar pita. It tasted more like a chicken speedie wrap made with a pita shell. I was anticipating it tasting it like chicken Ceasars salad. I can’t eat onions and there were onions in the wrap. It didn’t list them. I guess I should have asked, but I have never had onions in my chicken Ceasars salad. The fries could have been crisper. But then again maybe that is just my preference.
The restaurant is handicap accessible. They have tables and booths. The bathrooms are also handicap accessible.
They take cash, credit card or debit for payments. You take your bill to the cash register at the front of the building.
I ordered the corned beef hash with over-easy eggs, and it hit all the right notes. The corned beef was nicely crisped on the outside, loaded with diced potatoes, and had that nostalgic, savory flavor you hope for in a good diner-style hash. The eggs were perfectly cooked, with silky yolks that ran beautifully over the hash and potatoes—truly a comforting, stick-to-your-ribs kind of plate.
My second dish was the Spanish omelette, served with a zesty tomato-based salsa on top. The omelette was fluffy and well-cooked, and the salsa added just the right amount of kick without overpowering the eggs. It came with a generous portion of home fries that were golden and crispy in parts, soft and seasoned in others—exactly how diner potatoes should be.
Jellybeans has that welcoming, old-school vibe with friendly service and prices that don’t break the bank. It’s not fancy, but it’s dependable, filling, and satisfying. Definitely worth a stop if you’re craving a solid breakfast or lunch.